Costner who still believes in passionate movies. Movies that are real with lessons to learn. Thanks Kevin Costner.

@adelebakerswift

2 күн бұрын

Compton? He went to La Serna High in Orange County?

@woofwoof77

2 күн бұрын

💯 % spot on

@HWG-wm8ld

2 күн бұрын

Giant difference. There are good and bad parts of most communities.

@Despiser25

2 күн бұрын

His obsession with Indian Victimhood borders on a pathology...

@dks13827

2 күн бұрын

He said whites should have never been in America

"Everybody has to get through their day with their milk money." I love that!!! That made me smile. So true. Really enjoyed this. Two people who are friends and who get real in the conversation. MORE OF THAT!!! Let us go support Kevin's work and watch it in a real Movie Theater!!!!

Kevin Costner is a fascinating gifted man. I’ve always history and the beauty of nature. I will be watching. He’s one of the few I believe is genuine and it’s refreshing! Best wishes to him in this new chapter. I bet it helps keep him balanced and youthful!! So blessed.

Whoa. He got Kevin Costner on the show!

@ChangingTides777

2 күн бұрын

Not really a big deal since he has done every single show he could do to promote Horizon.

@maplejames6992

2 күн бұрын

They's pals.

@Rambletambleforever

2 күн бұрын

Does coaster not do interviews?

@HWG-wm8ld

2 күн бұрын

The punisher logo tells everyone you are a tool.

@tracypolselli1464

2 күн бұрын

The name dropping works!

Fascinating conversation between friends. Thanks for opening the window for us to watch and hear.

What a stand up guy- awesome that he’s personally showing his movie to the Marines!! My dad was 18 year old marine in Korea- thankyou sir!

@HWG-wm8ld

2 күн бұрын

A stand up guy doesn’t vote for Obama

@duschidtt

2 күн бұрын

@@HWG-wm8ld Hey, he'll stump for both sides, though. Obama AND Liz Cheney! 😂

@kathryn0200

Күн бұрын

dood this is simply promoting a movie. its not courageous.

@HeartTurnedToStone

Күн бұрын

I met him years ago - opening night of his restaurant in Old Town Pasadena. He was with the woman he was cheating on his wife with (he eventually married her after divorcing his wife). In my book, this doesn't make him a "stand up guy". He talked to my Uncle for a bit (my Uncle was a well known, celebrated Pasadena Basketball Coach). During the 10-15 minutes we spent with him, he came across as a conceited arrogant jerk. We decided not to eat at his new restaurant and went elsewhere. This was my personal "Costner Encounter" experience.

@WideAwakeHuman

9 сағат бұрын

@@duschidttyeah as if Cheney and Obama aren’t on the same side lol

I could seriously listen to Kevin Costner stories forever. Cannot wait to experience Horizon in the theater

@JJ-ub6mp

2 күн бұрын

Nobody cares

@brycehess6708

2 күн бұрын

​@@JJ-ub6mp I care...liar

@brianmeen2158

2 күн бұрын

I wish his role in The Big Chill was bigger

@HeartTurnedToStone

Күн бұрын

I only watched this interview to see if Costner was still an ass. I met him years ago - opening night of his restaurant in Old Town Pasadena. He was with the woman he was cheating on his wife with (he eventually married her after divorcing his wife). He talked to my Uncle for a bit (my Uncle was a well known, celebrated Pasadena Basketball Coach). During the 10-15 minutes we spent with him, he came across as a conceited arrogant jerk. We decided not to eat at his new restaurant and went elsewhere. This was my personal "Costner Encounter" experience.

@brycehess6708

Күн бұрын

@@HeartTurnedToStone you mean Kevin Costner didn't want to spend all night with some random stranger instead of his hot ass special lady friend?..wow what a dick 🤡

Great interview. When i was 15 my brother was wounded severely in Vietnam. My parents were tough people, not physically. They didn't cut me much slack and I'm glad. I had the thousand yard stare, but i kept it inside. we visited my brother every weekend where i would spend most of time wandering around this gigantic hospital full of wounded Sailors and Marines. Thousands of them. I once held the hand of blind marine who thought i was his girlfriend until help came. He died shortly after that. When i was 17 I joined the Navy. I had been attacked with knives and once with a fork (no knives available). I was on leave visiting someone who went to a private college. I was in a bar and the nit wit next to me said " we don't like your kind around here" not the first time it happened too much (1973). All the stress i had built up during my teens came to me at once. I thought about all those wounded guys. I had 3 choices verbal assault, violent assault or walk away. I knew in that second that if i started either assault he would have won and I'd just be getting out of Attica at age 70. I turned to my friend and said "get me out of here before i kill this guy". He did and I went back to the Navy in peace. I had PTSD but it made me stronger in some ways. I've seen the worst things human beings can do to each other and chose another path.

@michelle1772

2 күн бұрын

I had tough, but loving parents too. 50-60 years ago, our parents were parents, not our friends. Thank you for your service, sincerely. And thank you for having the sense to know when to walk away. The key to happiness is gratitude. We learned gratitude by having to work hard for everything we wanted. God bless you, & God bless America, land that we love!

@HWG-wm8ld

2 күн бұрын

Sailors love telling sea tales

Kevin Costner is a class act. Also, I NEVER go to the movies. I'll be going to watch this, no doubt.

Long time fan of both you guys. Real guys emanating the real deal... keep up the good work, and thnx Adam for sharing.

I love that Adam and Kevin are friends

I haven't seen a movie in theaters in over 10 yrs. I want to go see this one. I can't wait for the weekend!

@richardeinheuser5529

2 күн бұрын

I will support him. And go see this movie as much as I hate Hollyweird.

@carsondenny1986

2 күн бұрын

You should have at least come out for top gun Maverick, among many others.

@joanneweed1683

2 күн бұрын

I haven’t been to a movie theater since 2007, and I am taking my mom to go see this movie. A movie I can take my 87yo mom to without having to worry about off putting sex scenes between same sex couples. A great story about how our countries western culture of the good old days.

@carsondenny1986

2 күн бұрын

@@joanneweed1683 Spider-Man? Bourne Ultimatum?

@richardeinheuser5529

2 күн бұрын

@@joanneweed1683 I will still boycott Hollyweird but this I will see.

Love Mr. Costner's movies. Open Range with him and Robert Duvall on this weekend on Grit. One of my favorite westerns :)

@milesaugust4413

2 күн бұрын

Yes. He and Blue Bonnet were a great team

@jorgecarquez3876

23 сағат бұрын

Damn costner and Duvall were so great. Acting school movie IMO

The story of how he got the Dances script is still my fav

@sirineomrani9546

2 күн бұрын

Mon acteur prefere❤ feire de votre nouveau film horison❤ jai hate de le voir❤il sera merveilleux comme vous❤zohra zohra

@ericwilliams626

2 күн бұрын

He didn't get it. He requested the writer to write a novel first then adapt it.

It's funny when Kevin mentioned The Big Chill (one of my favorites)... but I think about Kevin EVERY TIME I watch it. Great story.

@ForlornFreddy

2 күн бұрын

I’ve never heard him mention it ever.

@YippeeSkippee

Күн бұрын

@ForlornFreddy I haven't either, but I did know it was him, I'm not sure how, but I think it was an IMDB note. One of those little know facts you can use when you play parlor games 🤪🙃

I could talk to you guys for hours around a campfire in Big Bear Lake under millions of stars! Yellowstone will not be the same without you 💔

@sheilawillmon4438

Күн бұрын

So Very True 😢😢😢😢

This, ladies and gentlemen, is what you officially call a "bromance".

@absolutelydisgusted3319

2 күн бұрын

🤣🤣Well said. Nailed it. Lol.

@lindsey1448

2 күн бұрын

💯 💯💯😂

@kennethwilliams7731

2 күн бұрын

No! Bromance is a liberal term! It's just two men who share respect for one another and they are friends!

@gingernightmare9152

21 сағат бұрын

Trump much?

This could be one of the best down to earth interviews I have seen Kevin Costner do. Great job Adam!

Great conversation. Thanks. The values being expressed by Adam and Kevin give me hope for humanity. I just wish these kind of sentiments didn't feel like throwbacks to a bygone era. We need more of this kind of stuff in our culture.

The amount of press he's doing for this movie is remarkable.

Costner talking about his father is what may be missing today……Fathers need to be fathers….not an equal buddy…..a life teacher is the most important role

Costner, Mike Rowe! 🏆 Ace got his fastball back! 😊

Great Americans right here 🇺🇸

@oceanbnd

2 күн бұрын

I think I know what Adam is gonna vote in this election, but much of Hollywood is gonna vote the wrong way. To say that there are two good Americans here, I still find pretty hard when it comes to RECENT Hollywood actors. Maybe Kevin is more like Clint Eastwood. I could get behind your comment then.

@EddieHenderson92

2 күн бұрын

@@oceanbnd Kevin will vote for Biden again.

@HWG-wm8ld

2 күн бұрын

He voted for Obama, that tells you everything.

@asphaltcowboy7567

2 күн бұрын

​@EddieHenderson92 so will adam, by voting RFK

@HeartTurnedToStone

Күн бұрын

Voting for Obama and backing Liz Cheney makes you a "great American"???? Yikes!

These two men are my favorite. Always love Keven’s career and Adam I discovered on Love Lines. I am taking my 87yo mom to see Horizon. Thank you for entertaining me.

@shahilanathan8067

Күн бұрын

Make sure you get her lots of snacks! Have fun 😊

An interview of an American film icon, what a treat. Thank You Ace for sharing with us civilians

Something to go to the theater for this werkend. 😊 Thanks Kevin & Adam.

Fantastic interview!! Kevin Costner will always be one of my favorite actor of all time!

Open Range is my favorite Western. Look forward to Horizon

The Postman was under rated.

@olliehays3206

2 күн бұрын

Its a fantastic premise, and Will Patton was great.

@DavidMcdonald-df8tb

2 күн бұрын

I think it was lame. It depicted White people as inherently evil.

@EddieHenderson92

2 күн бұрын

It's a very flawed movie but it got way too much hate.

@Dwightaroundyolips

2 күн бұрын

I agree

@robertneblett6559

2 күн бұрын

Agreed, I loved that movie but I guess I'm just a Costner fan because I liked Water World too.

I only asked for this yesterday ! Good work !

We've been Zoomed

Field of Dreams" brought things to my mind and touched my deep emotions. I feel there is so much to that movie people miss. My beloved dad, an incredible renaissance man, that worked on technology that went to the Moon., that grew up in poverty on the wild 'Downeast' coast of Maine, died last year and many times I still remember him coming out of the woods, inviting me to go trout fishing with him on a lovely murmuring stream, or go clamming, braving waves crashing over the boat to uninhabited islands. these things actually happened to me because my dad brought me along with him. The "field of dreams are like those memories

It’s manners, inbuilt respect and gracious honesty

Loved this episode ❤

This was a deep and fantastic discussion from both Adam and Kevin.

I’ll watch anything Costner does. Fantastic conversation !

I love the honesty in this video I found it extremely helpful. So grateful to see this interview

I’d like to create a drinking game involving every time Adam says, “swinging a hammer”

@larrylarry4242

2 күн бұрын

Though a hammer is rarely swung these days. It's called nail guns.

@latentsea

2 күн бұрын

Adam milks it for sure...

A very easy going and enjoyable conversation. Thanks guys!

Adam, I don’t think you’re a read comments type of guy but In case you see this, your recent appearance with Newsom was brilliant. Thanks for having a spine. 👊🏻

Dances with Costner.

I just watched "A Perfect World" for the first time, two days ago. Weird timing. Really good flick.

Big Hi from Sioux Falls. I ate in your Deadwood restaurant Kevin. I still remember it. They served sorbet in between courses. 👍. It was 1994

The Western genre is such a profound setting and character study that is sadly lost on modern movie audiences. You listen to Costner and Carolla, and understand exactly how Westerns were relatable to the more masculine men of past generations. Self reliant, resilient, grit, determination and sacrifice are words that you associate with Westerns and I’m happy men like Costner are still telling these stories.

@User-54631

2 күн бұрын

It’s generational. The western is what my grandparents were into cause that was the future. I was born after humans went to space. It’s a societal shift, as to what was the new “frontier” is. The area I grew up, Central Valley CA. The farmers, dairy farmers and ranchers kids were the rich kids at school.

@Largentina.

2 күн бұрын

​@@User-54631 Westerns have always taken place in the past. At no point were westerns the future.

@lindaapoian7057

2 күн бұрын

❤❤❤❤I couldn’t agree more. What a wonderful interview. Kevin is so gifted!

@LSTL1748

Күн бұрын

Kevin is not only a man, man, he is mature and has developed into someone who respects and acknowledges women... he knows how to portray people. Let's go to the cinema!

I first saw Kevin in American Flyers. My brother and I used to watch that as kids.

This was such a grate interview. As a small business owner hearing these to talk about work, passion and life was amazing.

His best movie was a perfect world man he was great in that movie 💯

Looking forward to this film, Coster always delivers.

@debrawood2972

Күн бұрын

ALSAYS!!!

@debrawood2972

Күн бұрын

ALWAYS!!!!

Love this interview with 2 friends, 2 legends, and talking to the genius story teller, Mr. Kevin ….. great, amazing…the multitasker … hero…intense and so charismatic… tough as nails with a gentle soul… We all love you, Mr. Kevin!❤

@HWG-wm8ld

2 күн бұрын

Tough as nails but votes blue, I don’t think so

@HeartTurnedToStone

Күн бұрын

No. "We" don't all love him (Kevin). I met him years ago - opening night of his restaurant in Old Town Pasadena. He was with the woman he was cheating on his wife with (he eventually married her after divorcing his wife). He talked to my Uncle for a bit (my Uncle was a well known, celebrated Pasadena Basketball Coach). During the 10-15 minutes we spent with him, he came across as a conceited arrogant jerk. We decided not to eat at his new restaurant and went elsewhere. This was just my personal "Costner Encounter" experience.

Costner is so successful whether I like his product or not. Amazing man with many hats.

I took my parents, husband & 8 friends separately to see Dances With Wolves in the big theater, about 15 times & fell inn love with rhe West & have been involvred in horses because of Dances With Wolves. I can't wait until tonorrow, to see an extension of Dances. I will take other friends back with me, just to be enveloped in our history & the story of Anerica! I hope you all go & enjoy it too. One thing We always do is listen to.the music while watching the credirs to the absolute end and then take a breath & feel like you have absolutelt taken it all in! Kevin is so good at keeping us there until they disappear o er the horizon, or look seemingly forever, at what they acconplishef! I'll see you all at the movies! I don't anticipate being disappointed. Cheers all enjoy! Ann R. Mabry

Kevin Costner be like "Compton's in the house!!!"😂.

This was a great interview. Adam and Kevin are really good together. Would love to hear more of them.

Love Kevin. He knows We kill to live and live to die.If we stay here we die. We have nothing to lose. We must explore the lands beyond the ice wall and center of our Plane directly under Polaris at Magnetic North to see if Hyperborea exists and if there is a portal out of this no win situation.

@DavidMcdonald-df8tb

2 күн бұрын

Beyond the ice wall? What are you talking about?

@HWG-wm8ld

2 күн бұрын

Dude took mushrooms

Wow great conversation, cool, thank you.

Thank you for your storytelling Sir! 🙏🏽🫡🇺🇸

I like how Adam and Kevin talk theh grew up as cowboys 100 years ago.... 😂

Kevin is definitely a Great Actor & Greater as He increase 's with life. Thanks Kevin,keep up your fantastic work!!

Really wish Costner would discuss Fandango. That’s such an amazing movie.

I like how Kevin is just real in this interview.

One of my mom’s favorite movies was Dances with Wolves. She passed away in 2005. Every time I see the movie on tv I think of how much she loved Dances with Wolves. Thank you Kevin. Connie G. Indiana,United States

Adam, thank you for allowing myself to see a side of Kevin I thought would never exist, wow what a human , I admire a person like myself , an “earth worm” you know ! A person wh has dirt under his fingernails, a real person , a man.

Interesting to hear Costner speak off the cuff. Him describing what was clearly "piece work" carpentry gives me something to relate to. I'm not going to say he's a Man's man, but he certainly could have been a friend of mine..... and maybe someday still. Nice interview Adam.

The best Kevin

Growing up watching KC movies and listening to AC on Loveline...These two men are real Americans!!!

Thanks Ace love Kevin and his movies. Please Mr. Costner finish my favorite Yellowstone. Great night on this Podcast.

I knew Kevin would be great from the first episode of “Home Improvement” he steered that show and its success

Kevin's "talisman" is that he believes in the America that should be, hence, he makes sweeping films about her. He will not stop until we all get it. I am only a naturalised citizen, but I get it in a large part through film-making like these.

Thank you forever, Kevin Costner, for doing a fairly accurate biopic of Wyatt Earp. I saw it at the theater 8 times, because I loved Tombstone and Westerns in general. I felt it was no contest as to which film was the most entertaining, but I am so glad your movie was made and stayed close to actual history. The pool table scene, well...maybe not, but I enjoyed the exploration of the before and after events of Tombstone.

Thanks Ace, Kevin seems like the real deal. Big fan of his work through the years

The movie "Party of Five". The two snippet parts. I knew immediately there was something there and Kevin would stand out in the industry. He did. "No Way Out" and the rest is history.

Now Adam you have your own followers. ❤over 300,000 WOW well done ❤❤❤❤

This is the best interview I have seen done with Kevin C ever. Just two acquaintances/friends talking to each other about stuff. With some talk about the new movie mixed in which is totally understandable. I didn’t know any of this about Kevin. It was very generous of him to share.

@LSTL1748

2 күн бұрын

Yes, he lost his parents and his brother in just two years. Something that's private, not in the public eye, but you respect him even more. He is a complete personality.

Love Westerns

Kevin Cosner keeps getting sexier and sexier Damn!!!! Bull Durham will always be my all time favorite movie. It's holds up! I've watched it hundreds of times. What a beautiful man!!!!

This was so freaking great

Kevin filmed part of 'The Postman' (1997) in Metaline Falls, Washington about 1.5 hours from where I live in Spokane, WA and I've met several people who worked as extras on the set who had nothing but glowing things to say about the guy, they also enjoyed working alongside Tom Petty who has a cameo in that film.

I'm in Southern Utah Family has a cattle ranch outside of Zion National Park Tell Kevin welcome to the neighborhood He's welcome at my fire anytime. So are you Aceman. We also are starting the American Crossroads Theater in Cedar City, where I was born, however lived most of my teens and 20s in Van Nuys, Burbank, Glendale, La Crescenta, Pasadena. Thank God for growing up on Mr. Bircham and Ray Kinsella.

@HWG-wm8ld

2 күн бұрын

You support a Obama voter?

Now I need to see the movie in a theater.

This man is great at what he does, writing, acting, directing, but Horizon should have been a mini series, not movies to be continued in theaters, it will not be a hit sadly

@EddieHenderson92

2 күн бұрын

It's a cool idea but you're probably right, most people just don't go to movies like they used too. Sure, some movies make money but it's mostly movies geared towards kids and teens. Western movies with Costner sound great to some of us but most of Gen-Z won't give a s@it.

I love the Costner movie "Mr. Brooks" . It is a fine dark thriller . Costner as a orthodontist serial killer ! Wow , a real treat ...

When one recognises brilliance you just do. And celebrate it, because it’s great to see

Field of dreams and bodyguard are two of the greatest…. Watched both of those at least ten times each in my younger days……. Seems not so long ago….

Silverado is one of my all time favorite movies

Fantastic interview Adam! Can’t wait to see this movie. I hope he has much success with it!!

Awesome interview. I plan on catching Horizon. That art in Kevin Costner's background is badass. Did they use acid on metal to get that effect? Diggging the depth. Anyway, Costner has a lifetime of great work behind him and we're thankful he's still making more stuff for the general audience. Holler if you need something. I'm around.

Great conversation. Thanks guys.

a couple of legends

@HWG-wm8ld

2 күн бұрын

Of what? Entertainment? Wow, that’s an accomplishment. Jimmy is a legend too?

Wonderful interview AC! Another common sense based Hollywood type, how about that!!

Wonderful interview.

This was so good. Their friendship is so special. Made me see the movie today. Can’t wait to see chapter 2.

@JamesClark-lw6sw

4 сағат бұрын

Was episode one boring???

Great interview..going To see Horizon in two hours..huge Respect for Mr Costner

Excellent interview as always! KC is the man.

Sigh we get it Adam: you had it so tough growing up and everyone under 60 had no problems.

@PlayinWithMahWii

2 күн бұрын

Yeah sounds like someone has lazy kids and can't crack the whip. We get it kids in the 1800s had it hard Adam- but we're still talking about fictional kids in a movie.

@HWG-wm8ld

2 күн бұрын

Adam can give good advice, just too insecure to take it. Why he married that gold digger…she had zero interest in him except the fame, which isn’t much.

Love Kevin!

I've always liked Kevin Costner as he consistently delivers quality work and seems like a genuine person. He's good at identifying good scripts and chooses his projects well. There's always a stoicism that comes through in his roles, which conveys self-control and masculinity, and he's able to convey emotion without being overtly emotional. Not that many actors can pull that off. You can tell there is a personal relationship between Adam and Kevin. Great interview.

Kevin, I feel that you have handled the unfortunate situation with Yellowstone with real grace. I loved the show and accepting that the bar is quite high, I think it was some of your best work. I know that as someone about your age, it has been particularly nice for me to clearly enjoy your work as a young man, then just fully a man, and now a mature man. I love that you can be every bit as compelling as you have aged as you were in Dances with Wolfes. There is a poignance and gravitas to your work now. Finally, just thank you.

Such a great interview

Stellar interview and insight into a gifted, irascible gentleman. Also got to learn a little about Kevin Costner.

My favorite moments in podcasts is when the host asks a question that is almost a minute long..😂 Adam says, “what’s your routine and then continues going on for 50 seconds”…I think the problem is many of these podcast hosts did not set out to be a host but rather to perform.

@asphaltcowboy7567

2 күн бұрын

Bad interviewer