Kevin Costner admits it wasn't an 'easy decision' mortgaging his Santa Barbara estate in order to finance $100M passion project film Horizon - as it's slammed by critics By Amelia Wynne For Mailonline Published: 15:45 BST, 20 May 2024 | Updated: 16:00 BST, 20 May 2024 e-mail 10 shares 2 View comments Kevin Costner has admitted it wasn't an 'easy decision' mortgaging his Santa Barbara estate in order to finance $100M passion project film Horizon: An American Saga. The movie premiered during Cannes Film Festival on Sunday might, with his co-star Sienna Miller wowing on the red carpet. And the actor, 69, who also stars in and directed the project, has been working on the story for 30 years after finding it difficult to get the cash together for it.
It has been reported that the star personally raised around $50 million of Horizon's massive $100 million budget. Kevin is said to have a net worth of around $250 million and was collecting a reported $1.5 million per episode of his hit show Yellowstone, making him the best-paid actor on TV.
Kevin Costner has admitted it wasn't an 'easy decision' mortgaging his Santa Barbara estate in order to finance $100M passion project film Horizon: An American Saga The actor, 69, who also stars in and directed the project, has been working on the story for 30 years after finding it difficult to get the cash together for it The movie premiered during Cannes Film Festival on Sunday might, with his co-star Sienna Miller wowing on the red carpet Spea.
