Kevin Costner’s ‘Horizon’ Faces $440K Lawsuit Over Costume Debts
‘Horizon’ is already in trouble but a new lawsuit could finally put an end the chances of seeing all of Costner's saga.
Kevin Costner, once riding high from his role in Taylor Sheridan’s Yellowstone , now finds himself in a much tougher spot. His ambitious Horizon project has struggled to find its footing, with the first installment falling short at the box office and later bouncing between streaming platforms in hopes of capturing an audience. The journey has been anything but smooth, and the saga’s future remains uncertain.
Box Office Struggles and Streaming Hurdles
The debut chapter of Horizon failed to make a splash in theaters, leaving the project scrambling for attention. After its lackluster performance, the film spent months shifting from one streaming service to another, each time hoping to spark interest and build momentum. Despite these efforts, the buzz around the series has faded, and the release of the second chapter seems no closer than before.
Legal Troubles Mount for Costner
As if the production’s challenges weren’t enough, Costner is now facing a fresh legal battle. A new lawsuit alleges that significant costume fees remain unpaid, with the claim totaling $440,000. This latest legal issue adds to the mounting obstacles threatening the continuation of the Horizon saga. With financial and legal pressures piling up, the project’s future hangs in the balance.