Kevin Costner is reportedly looking to Netflix to “bail” him out of the financially stressful situation he’s allegedly found himself in with his passion project, Horizon: An American Saga.

Kevin Costner is seeing the light at the end of the tunnel now that his pricey Horizon: An American Saga - Chapter One is earning healthy viewership numbers on Netflix, but he’s still many tens of millions out of pocket and praying the streaming giant buys him out so he can settle debts and salvage

Peter Berg's American Primeval shows that Western shows still have audience appeal and that Horizon failed to capitalize on it.

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Kevin Costner is looking to the horizon. Now that his “Horizon: An American Saga — Chapter One” is racking up impressive viewership numbers on Netflix, the actor, 70, is hoping that the streaming giant will buy him out so he can settle his debts,

Chapter 2, the second installment of Kevin Costner’s ambitious western film series, will have its U.S. premiere at the Santa Barbara International