Talkin' Costner

Costner and Kasdan take another trip to the wild west in this biopic, epic western, Wyatt Earp. Should this film garner more respect, or was it a valiant, that ultimately didn't pan out. Adam and Cam dive into the world of Dodge City, Tombstone and the Vendetta Ride to determine where this film fits into the Costnography.

Adam and Cam dive into the unsung gem of both Kevin Costner's and Clint Eastwood's careers. Many say Butch Haynes may be Costner's all-time best performance. Give a listen to hear the boys' thoughts on this new-age western.

Hollywood's biggest movie star and the music industry's biggest singer meet-up to make a blockbuster smash hit. Join Adam and Cam as they discuss 1992's The Bodyguard with Kevin Costner expert, Pietro Ricci, the founder of the Kevin Costner Italian Fan Club. You can find Pietro online: On Instagram: @kevincostnerifc On Facebook: www.facebook.com/KCitalianfanclub

Adam and Cam welcome their friend Gabe Broderick to talk Oliver Stone's conspiracy theory magnum opus, JFK. Is this film wildly ambitious, or just wildly crazy? Tune in to hear the guy's hottest takes about one of Kevin's most iconic film roles. Gabe is a podcaster and co-host of Concessions Stand, a podcast breaking down the latest film, tv, and entertainment news each week. Find them on soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/concessions-stand Find them on twitter and instagram: @TheCStand Talkin' Costner is also very excited to launch our Patreon. FInd out more about how you can support the show and the different tiers and perks at www.patreon.com/talkincostner  

In this episode Adam and Cam welcome fellow actor and podcaster Daniel Williston to talk one of Costner's most notorious/(in)famous/well-loved/widely mocked films, Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves. Daniel is an actor, musician and podcaster. He has worked in theatre across Canada, including Mirvish's Kinky Boots and Jukebox Hero, and with Soulpepper Theatre (with whom he performed Off-Broadway in New York). You may recognize him from TV shows including Netflix's Jupiter's Legacy or horror sequel V/H/S/94, the most successful Shudder Original on the streaming service. He is the the creator of Let's Bogart, a recreational review potcast, pairing up a strain of cannabis with a movie and reviewing both with cannabis and entertainment industry insiders. Find Daniel online: https://www.danielwilliston.com/ On twitter & instagram: @DanielWilliston and @LetsBogart

Adam and Cam breakdown Dances with Wolves, Kevin's Oscar award-winning directorial debut. Many would consider it to be a career pinnacle and the movie that cemented Kevin as a Triple A-Lister Hollywood darling that could do no wrong with audiences, the studios and critics. Others saw it as a simple and naive vanity project of a man out of his depth. Is this movie worthy of the accolades or has time been unkind to the Best Picture winner? Have a listen to get our thoughts. Connect with us on instagram and twitter: @talkincostner Email us at: talkincostner@gmail.com

This episode Adam and Cam breakdown Kev's darkest turn yet, and first credit as an executive producer, Tony Scott's 1990 film Revenge. Equal parts brutal and romantic, is this film terminally underrated or best left forgotten to the sands of time? We also talk the 1989 Canadian film The Gunrunner, that Kevin filmed while still an unknown in the early 80's. Follow us on twitter and instagram: @talkincostner Email us at: talkincostner@gmail.com

This one gets spicy as we allow our friend, actor/improvisor Vic Michaelis to spew her wild theories about the American classic, Field of Dreams. You can find Vic on twitter, instagram and TikTok at @vicmmic. Follow us on twitter and instagram at @talkincostner. 

This episode we invite our friend Andrew Bascom to chat about one of the most iconic of Costner's movies, 1988's baseball flick, Bull Durham. Andrew is the host of both The Retrograde Podcast, a video game podcast that revisits the video games of our childhood, as well as a sports betting podcast, Losing Money With Andrew Bascom. Follow Andrew on Twitter: @RetrogradeAndy @LosingMoneyWAB Follow Andrew on Instagram @theretrogradepodcast @losingmoneywab  

In this episode we break down 1987's sexy spy thriller No Way Out, the movie that established Costner as a true hollywood leading man. Listen to Adam and Cam breakdown what they think is a true sleeper hit.   Instagram: @talkincostner Twitter: @talkincostner Email: talkincostner@gmail.com

Adam and Cam talk Costner's breakthrough performance as Eliot Ness in Brian De Palma's hit gangster film, The Untouchables. In this episode we discuss how the Cos did in his first call up to the big leagues, acting alongside heavy hitters like Sean Connery and Robert De Niro. Twitter: @talkincostner Instagram: @talkincostner

Adam and Cam debate the merits of Costner's 1985 cycling film American Flyers. Email: talkincostner@gmail.com Instagram: @talkincostner Twitter: @talkincostner

We join KC on his first trip to the old west. In this episode Adam and Cam break down Lawrence Kasdan's 1985 tribute to classic westerns, Silverado. This movie features a plucky Kevin Costner as the gunslinger Jake, joined by an ensemble cast of Kevin Kline, Danny Glover, Scott Glenn, Linda Hunt, Brian Dennehy and many others. For those interested in the Fandango documentary mentioned in this episode check out www.ultimatfandango.com and on instagram at @theultimatefandango. Thank you to instagram account @kevincostnerific for their correction on our last episode. Follow Talkin' Costner on twitter and instagram at @talkincostner

In this episode Adam and Cam dive into Costner's first starring role in a Hollywood picture, 1985's Fandango. Instagram: @talkincostner Twitter: @talkincostner Email: talkincostner@gmail.com  

The first episode of Talkin' Costner breaks down the work of a very young Kevin Costner in his first nine film credits. From an extra in big budget Hollywood films, to the lead in b-movie sex romps, to a strong supporting actor in some legitimately good films, we analyzed what a young Kevin had early on that set him apart from the rest. Movies discussed: Malibu Hot Summer, Night Shift, Frances, Chasing Dreams, Stacy's Knights, Table for Five, The Big Chill, Testament, and Shadows Run Black.