Kevin Costner's 'Horizon 2' August theatrical release canceled after first film's disappointing earnings
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The sequel to Kevin Costner's "Horizon" film will not release in theaters as planned on Aug. 16. The first film will continue to play in theaters and will be available at home on July 16.
The studio had planned an unusually fast back-to-back release for the two "Horizon" films. But after the first chapter collected a modest $23 million in its first two weeks in theaters, the distributor pivoted. Janelle Ash is an entertainment writer for Fox News Digital.
Costner invested $38 million of his own money into "Horizon: An American Saga." In addition to starring in the feature film, Costner also directed "Horizon" based on a script he co-wrote with John Baird. A post shared by Kevin Costner (@kevincostner)
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