Kevin Costner, the renowned Hollywood actor, has been facing a recurring theme throughout his career that he finds quite absurd. This theme has persisted for over 30 years, making Costner reflect on the challenges he has encountered in the industry.

Costner’s latest endeavor, ‘Horizon: An American Saga,’ is a testament to his dedication and passion for storytelling. The ambitious four-part film series has seen Costner invest not only his time but also his financial resources to bring this project to life.

After a lengthy hiatus from directing, Costner has returned to the helm with ‘Horizon,’ guiding a talented cast through a narrative that spans 15 years of American history, from the pre- to post-Civil War era. This project marks a significant milestone for Costner, who has previously directed successful films like ‘Dances with Wolves’ and ‘Open Range.’

Despite his success and experience in the industry, Costner acknowledges the unconventional nature of his current venture. He humorously points out that he might be the only person who pays to work in Hollywood, highlighting the unique position he finds himself in with ‘Horizon.’

In a recent podcast appearance, Costner discussed the challenges of financing his own projects and the decision to take on the financial burden himself. While Hollywood may have initially shown limited interest in ‘Horizon,’ Costner’s determination led him to invest in the project, with the support of external investors.

Costner’s candid reflections on the industry dynamics shed light on the complexities of Hollywood and the personal sacrifices he has made to pursue projects close to his heart. ‘Horizon: An American Saga’ stands as a testament to Costner’s unwavering commitment to storytelling and his willingness to navigate the challenges of the film industry.