I Love Kevin Costner

Isn't he a perv? I know I read somewhere that he would often try to shove his tongue down female reporter throats. anyone remember this?

Where can you find the show, OP?

It premieres on the Paramount Network (formerly Spike TV) on June 20th.

I've just set my DVR!

I got rid of my DVR. 😞

I loved his huge VPL in white pants in, No Way Out!

No here, but in some scenes it was pretty obvious!

He did a nude scene in some film, but it was cut when the preview audience laughed.

Quite a few candid photos of Costner visibly going commando. Does it on set as well and when filming scenes. He had been in trouble before with "accidentally" exposing himself and aggressively asking professional masseuses for "happy endings" but that was years ago and he's apparently either settled down or his wife kept him under control.

I loved Kevin Costner's reign. Yes, he took himself too seriously and then started doing pretentious shit like The Postman. But at his peak, he was a classic movie star - handsome actor making films that appealed to audiences. A good run - The Untouchables, No Way Out, Bull Durham, Field of Dreams, Dances With Wolves, Robin Hood, JFK, The Bodyguard. I also love some of his lesser known movies like Revenge and A Perfect World.

I love Kevin Costner's free-swinging dong!

I’m too young to see Kevin in a sexual light.

Love him.

Hate him, then, now and forever.

Why, R14?

Pompous, humorless and boring.

"Yellowstain"?

Dancing with Wolves will forever make me hate his stupid ass.

My favorite film of his is The Big Chill.

My perennial comment re: Kev "couldn't act his way out of a paper bag"!

R18. I see your Dances with Woofs. And raise you a Field of Dreams. Maudlin crap. Oh and he was boinking a chick at Stanford Business School when I was there. Met him at a Palo Alto bar. He thought he was royalty. Not so much.

R19 ..and a resounding "HUH?!"

[quote] He did a nude scene in some film, but it was cut when the preview audience laughed.

That was "For Love of the Game." It was an uncomfortable laughter that came from the audience so the scene was cut. There is an outtake of the same scene on the DVD only he's wearing white briefs. He sports a pretty hefty bulge, so I can imagine it being a shock for many of the audience. Especially the women since they're never able to handle looking at a man's genitals without laughing. When I saw "Wild Things" in the theater Kevin Bacon's dick scene was met with the same reaction. Again a bunch of women giggling at a man's penis and covering their faces like a bunch of prudes.

[quote] Isn't he a perv? I know I read somewhere that he would often try to shove his tongue down female reporter throats

That doesn't make him a perv. That makes him a sleazeball. He'd only be a perv if the reporters were under the age of consent.

He was sexy as hell in Bull Durham. And he had a great sense of humour in that movie so he was even sexier.

[quote] [R19] ..and a resounding "HUH?!"

He is the corpse. All of his (living) scenes were cut.

He makes my mussy moister than Aunt Mary's pound cake!

It's short, but has excellent girth.

R28 Really? How disappointing. Father McNally told me the same thing years ago, and his was no prize, either.

R26 oh I get it now!

The Hammaconda could outdick Costner any day.

Wouldn'r mind seeing a Costner-Hamm swordfight.

I have always found Kevin Costner very annoying, like a mosquito that insists upon flying around your ear and you just can't shoo it away. I think he could profit from being given a very hard, stern spanking in public from a gay guy. He seems homophobic.

I will defiantly watch. Something about him in a cowboy hat. Best movie Open Range.

How does one "defiantly" watch?

R35, With impunity.

He did not have a "great sense of humour," the character did.

Alex was openly flirting with the attractive woman in the middle . . . who blew 2 Daily Doubles.

"Yellowstone" airs June 20th on the Paramount Network

Seconded R34!

Anyone watch Yellowstone tonight?

I forgot all about it. 😂

Unfortunately smoking has really aged him.

[QUOTE]Kevin Costner on undocumented children being separated: 'I'm not recognizing America'

I recorded it; plan to watch later. It seems like it will be kind of a cross between "Dynasty" and "Longmire."

He seems decent. He sort of reminds me of Gary Cooper.

Unlike R44 I think he’s aging just fine.

^ Very realistic toupee. Hear that Robert Redford?

That’s not a toupee. Transplant, perhaps.

Worked on a couple of projects with Costner and can say two definite things about him - one, he is a genuinely nice guy and two, the guy seldom ever wears underwear

His first wife worked at Disneyland, as Snow White.

R52 Then she drifted?

He looks damn fine in "Yellowstone"

R50, the bulk of it is a small, age appropriate hair piece. Hear that Sylvester Stallone?

I like the youngest son Kevin. He's the reason I will continue watching. And Montana looks awesome.

He was si sexy in No Way Out. By far one of the most handsome men in Hollywood, and now a hot daddy.

[quote]He was si sexy in No Way Out. By far one of the most handsome men in Hollywood, and now a hot daddy.

The US Navy uniforms in "No Way Out" didn't hurt.

R46 that’s a perfect description. I’ve only watched the first episode and it has potential. However, Kelly Reilly is so laughably bad in this. Her performance has no nuance and she just overacts and is a complete ham in this role. It’s honestly cringeworthy.

R56 here. I meant the youngest son named Cory. His story, wife and son are interesting. And he has a certain charm. Also, agree with R59. Kelly Reilly is really bad. Hopefully, she will be toned down. Kevin Costner is playing a complicated character for once.

June 25, 2018 12:45PM PT

‘Yellowstone’ Premiere Ratings Nearly Double in Delayed Viewing

By Joe Ottersont

The premiere of Paramount Network’s new drama series “Yellowstone” saw impressive gains in delayed viewing.

According to Nielsen Live+3 data, “Yellowstone” pulled in 4.8 million viewers, up approximately 71% from the 2.8 million the show drew in Live+Same Day in its premiere on June 20. With that, “Yellowstone” now ranks as ad-supported cable’s most watched scripted drama series premiere since “The People vs O.J. Simpson” in 2016 and the most-watched original series telecast not only in the new network’s history, but also for its former iteration, Spike TV.

The show also rose 75% in adults 18-49, growing from a solid 0.4 to a 0.7 after three days of playback.

The series follows the Dutton family, led by John Dutton (Kevin Costner), who controls the largest contiguous cattle ranch in the United States. The ranch is in constant conflict with those it borders, including an expanding town, an Indian reservation, and America’s first national park. In addition to Costner, the cast includes Wes Bentley, Kelly Reilly, Luke Grimes, Dave Anabelle, Cole Hauser, Kelsey Asbille, Danny Huston, Gil Birmingham, Josh Lucas, Jefferson White, Gretchen Mol, Jill Hennessey, Patrick St. Esprit, Ian Bohen, Heather Hemmons, Denim Richards, and Michael Nouri.

The series is written and directed by Oscar-nominated screenwriter Taylor Sheridan, known for his work on films like “Hell or High Water,” “Wind River,” and “Sicario” as well its sequel “Sicario 2: Day of the Soldado.” The series is executive produced by Sheridan, Costner, John Linson, Art Linson, and David C. Glasser. Ted Gold and Lauren Ruggiero are the executives in charge of production for Paramount Network.

I was one of those delayed viewers.

I plan to watch it after it's racked up a few more episodes. Long-time Kevin fan here.

Good cast. I'll check it out.

Bull Durham is one of my favorite movies. I once read Costner's part had originally been written for Kurt Russell and the Susan Sarandon part was intended for Kim Basinger. That would have been a totally different movie, but one I would have like to see. I always thought Sarandon was too old for the part, which made her a little pathetic.

Costner in "Bull Durham"

Does he show daddy bulge in the new show?

I'd love to go back in time and suck him off during the Bull Durham era, right on the pitcher's mound!

You filthy whore.

R67 I'm not ashamed to admit that I'd still do him today. IMO he's quite good looking for a man in his 60s

Adore him. Bull Durham is so sexy. Some sports films are so on point and that is one. No Way Out also classic

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Bull Durham us being released on Criterion next month.

*is

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Agree, Costner is so incredibly sexy in Bull Durham. The baseball uniform adds even more heat.

On TMZ he talks about his deleted nude scene from the movie "For the Love of the Game".

He may not be bitter, but I am!

Oops! Trying again.

Well fuck it! It's on TMZ if you do a search.

I cannot watch the last 10 minutes of "Field of Dreams" without tearing up.

He's very good in A Perfect World directed by Clint Eastwood.

Interviewed Costner a few years ago, he kept doing the same thing.

Another good episode of Yellowstone last night. Think someone up-thread said a second season was already okayed but I hope the rating stay up regardless.

The one thing I liked him in was The Upside Of Anger when he played an aged out athlete gone to seed

Thanks OP for letting us know about the show. Costner has grown on me over the years and Taylor Sheridan writes intelligent, well plotted scripts.

I always thought that Costner should have played Tom Grunick, the William Hurt role in "Broadcast News" - a dumb but likable, sexy sports anchor who the camera loves. Hurt always seemed a little too secretly smart for the role, but I think Costner could have nailed it.

Nice ass. Nice bulge.

Bump. No episode this week or did I miss it?

I think they skipped it because of the holiday. (It airs on Wednesdays.)

[QUOTE]Thanks OP for letting us know about the show. Costner has grown on me over the years and Taylor Sheridan writes intelligent, well plotted scripts.

You’re welcome.

It’s ironic however that I’m the only one here who has yet to even watch an episode.

Is there a part in "Yellowstone" for me, Kev? I dunno why, but I've been feeling kinda blacklisted lately . . .

Quite big balls.

Mte Patsy.

He is one of very few celebrity actors whose band is actually good. Keanu Reeves’ Dogstar is another.

The soundtrack Modern West put together for Costner’s HATFIELDS & McCOYS is near-sublime country.

[quote]It’s ironic however that I’m the only one here who has yet to even watch an episode.

I've watched it. It's .... okay. I've generally liked Taylor Sheridan's film work, so I'm shocked at how pedestrian and predictable his foray into television is. I don't know what the heck Kelly Reilly's character is supposed to be about, and the script isn't doing the actress any favors. Wes Bentley has been wasted so far, but Luke Grimes is faring better. I'll keep watching for the incredible scenery and the pleasure of watching Costner be Costner.

The critics shat on it but the audiences seem to like the melodrama.

I try to avoid anything mr Costner is in....

WATERWORLD

It seems to be a modern-day Bonanza, crossed with Longmire and Dynasty.

He was wonderful in Tin Cup and the movie has a great, true ending.

Reminds me a little of Legends of the Fall.

He seems very content and satisfied with his career and his niche. I think it would make me very unhappy, to be ghettoised in period drama and seen as one archetype my whole artistic professional career, but he just smiles affably and shows up and seems to enjoy the work. Can’t really hate on that, even if it’s boring.

Love the scenery, my god I want to travel to Montana now!

The story is good. Sort of concerning that they’re making the Native American the bad guy in this.

So Senna is gay? I know the sister said it but was she just teasing him?

The daughter was a total bitch in that first scene of hers, damn, talk about cold-hearted! And how she treats that ranch hand??

Too bad Annabel was killed off, I liked him.

The young son is a turd.

The show actually reminds me of Dallas. I never saw Dynasty so can’t relate.

[quote]So Senna is gay?

Who the hell is Senna?

[quote]Love the scenery, my god I want to travel to Montana now!

I think a lot of it is filmed in Utah.

The guy who played Senna in Hunger Games, Wes Bentley.

oh wow, new show. any good?

They were showing NO WAY OUT on cable recently and he was sooo hot in that movie! the white uniform!

‘Yellowstone’ Becomes Second Most Watched Scripted Series On Basic Cable, Hits New Ratings Highs

July 16, 2018 2:05pm

Three episodes into its run, Paramount Network’s breakout new drama Yellowstone is the second most watched TV series on ad-supported cable to air in 2018, only behind juggernaut The Walking Dead.

Over its first three episodes, the series starring Kevin Costner has averaged 4.6 million viewers in Live+3. The drama had held steady in the ratings and even growing in key demographics. The most recent third episode, entitled No Good Horses, set records in adults 18-49 (1.3), adults 25-54 (1.9) and women 25-54 (1.7).

The series premiere of Yellowstone drew nearly 5 million viewers in Live+3, making it the top summer drama series debut on cable or broadcast. I was also ad-supported cable’s most-watched scripted drama series premiere since FX’s The People v O.J. Simpson in 2016 (8.3 million) and eclipsed the two previous launches on the six-month old Paramount Network, Waco and American Woman, both of which had posted respectable numbers.

From Oscar-nominated writer/executive producer Taylor Sheridan, Yellowstone follows the Dutton family, led by John Dutton (Costner), who controls the largest contiguous ranch in the United States, which is under constant attack by those it borders — land developers, an Indian reservation and America’s first National Park. Cast also includes Wes Bentley, Kelly Reilly, Luke Grimes, Dave Annable, Cole Hauser, Kelsey Asbille, Danny Huston, Gil Birmingham, Josh Lucas, Jefferson White, Gretchen Mol, Jill Hennessey, Patrick St. Esprit, Ian Bohen, Heather Hemmons, Denim Richards, and Michael Nouri.

New episodes of Yellowstone premiere at 10 PM Wednesdays on Paramount Network.

r106 Damn, another disconnect between the TV critics and the audiences.

Came here to post just that, R107. So what's the deal? Is this show really any good, or is it as mediocre as the critics say?

r108 Could be that people just like watching trash now and then. It wouldn't be a new phenomenon.

I just watched the Hatfields and the McCoys and Kevin still got it.

Stop posting Bull Durham scenes - I'm never watching any shit with Susan Sarandon ever again.

I'm watching for the trashy mess & for the hot son who lives on the reservation.

He was very charming in Silverado, sexy in Bull Durham and just plain good in A Perfect World.

Open Range has a great and to me a realistic gun battle scene.

Tori”Grifter” Spelling’s husband has a bit part in it.

Kelly Reilly is really annoying, and I hate her overbite.