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Opening up about his struggles to get his new movie made, Kevin Costner says he has “knocked on every boat in Cannes” in his fight to finance the second two parts of his epic new Western.
Opening up about his struggles to get his new movie made, Kevin Costner says he has “knocked on every boat in Cannes” in his fight to finance the second two parts of his epic new Western.
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