Bookworm on Jun 27 2010 at 1:20 pm | Filed under: Hollywood
As an actor, Kevin Costner has never floated my boat. I just don’t get him. That’s okay. Where it really counts, he’s a mensch. Wish there were more like him.
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Oh Book…you made a pun [Costner/Waterworld-floating boat]
Maybe in the long run, it’s just as well he had to fight tooth and nail. The cost was 17 years and $20 million – had the feds taken the project, it would have been 34 years and $20 billion, a dozen committees and one czar to sort it all out.
Kevin Costner is a kind of environmentalist I believe I can greatly admire! As opposed to the Great Poodle, Al Gore, for example. Gore talks a good game, but his actions NEVER correspond to his words. Costner, at great personal expense, appears to be cut from admirable cloth. I doubt I could back up my principles with those kinds of expenditures!