Kevin Costner Gets Emotional After Receiving Standing Ovation at Cannes Film Festival – Hollywood Life

Kevin Costner received a heartfelt standing ovation at the Cannes Film Festival for his new film “Horizon: An American Saga.” The 69-year-old actor was visibly moved by the audience’s reaction during the premiere of the highly anticipated movie.

After the screening, Costner was greeted with a 10-minute standing ovation, which brought tears to his eyes. Despite the emotional moment, he lightened the mood with a joke before delivering a heartfelt speech. He expressed his gratitude to the cast and crew who worked on the film with him, acknowledging their dedication and hard work.

Costner also thanked his children for being by his side at the premiere and emphasized the importance of sharing the film with the audience. He humbly stated, “I made this. It’s not mine anymore. It’s yours. I think movies aren’t about their opening weekends. They’re about their life and about how many times you’re willing to share it.”

“Horizon: An American Saga” follows the American expansion into the west before and after the Civil War over a 15-year period. The film, which also stars Abbey Lee, Sienna Miller, and Tom Payne, is set for a wide release in theaters on June 28.

Costner’s emotional reaction and heartfelt speech at the Cannes Film Festival have left a lasting impression on both the audience and the industry, showcasing his passion for storytelling and filmmaking.