Thursday, May 10, 2012 8:25AM - By Travis Woods

It would seem that, in terms of casting, Quentin Tarantino just can’t catch a break lately. His latest film, Django Unchained, has been beset with actor dropouts almost as soon as casting for the spaghetti western began—first, Kevin Costner was attached to star as the villainous Ace Woody before dropping out and being replaced by Kurt Russell, then Joseph Gordon-Levitt bailed to film his directorial debut. Now, Kurt Russell and Sacha Baron Cohen are also bailing on the project, as well.
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Monday, July 18, 2011 3:21PM - By Travis Woods

Sounds like Quentin Tarantino is back to giving actors with late-career slowdowns a big boost—after having rescued the likes of John Travolta, Robert Forster, and David Carradine from total pop obscurity by placing them in his films, QT looks set to place none other than Kevin Costner in his upcoming Django Unchained film.
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Friday, March 18, 2011 6:27AM - By Travis Woods

Well, the Superman news just keeps on coming—just yesterday, director Zach Snyder was revealing that his version of Superman, The Man of Steel, won’t adhere to Richard Donner’s original cinematic mythos of the character, and now The Hollywood Reporter has it that Kevin Costner has “closed a deal to join the cast of Warner Bros. and Legendary Pictures’ new Superman movie.”
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Monday, February 21, 2011 12:55PM - By Krystal Clark

When Sony decided to reboot their Spider-Man franchise they chose a talented newcomer to headline, and surrounded him by veteran actors. It looks as if Warner Bros might be doing the same with Superman: The Man of Steel. According to a report from Deadline, Oscar winner Kevin Costner is up for a role in the 2012 comic tentpole.
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Tuesday, November 2, 2010 11:54AM - By Sunil Rajaraman

It has been a very strange year in politics, and it’s only going to get stranger on Election Day. Will the ever-polarizing Christine O’Donnel win? Will Sarah Palin join the cast of “Dancing with the Stars”? Will Sean Penn make an extremely controversial statement related to Hugo Chavez and human rights? All I know is this – if you are planning on watching a movie on Election Day, it should be one of the five listed below:
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Tuesday, June 15, 2010 1:05PM - By Krystal Clark

Actor Kevin Costner has become one of the many unexpected aids in the BP oil spill that’s ruining the Gulf. Back in May it was revealed that the Oscar winner had a super-secret machine that could help stop the oil flow and prevent events like this from happening in the future. At the time, no one really knew what the hell he was talking about because he was being so cryptic but now Costner has opened up to ABC News about what he’s doing to stop this madness…
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Friday, May 14, 2010 9:28AM - By Krystal Clark

Who better to help those working on the Gulf oil crisis than the man who created Waterworld? Kevin Costner knows a thing or two about the ocean and the Academy Award winning actor has gone down to the Louisiana bayou to help officials clean up this mess.
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