Kevin Costner reveals what his first job was | Hey Hey it's Saturday | 1995

Kevin Costner joins Daryl Somers for a fantastic comprehensive chat about how he got into acting, the perils of big budget movies, and his interesting working relationship with that 'Wolf" on Dancing With Wolves and much more. This is from Episode 30 1995.
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[@janefromtennessee]

He is funny when he said: heck, I forgot. I like his sense of humor. He’s actually one of a kind.

[@Rhythmattica]

I always saw Daryl as a great interviewer, but here , he is even better than that expectation... Well done.

[@benjaminparkinson5255]

Man I miss this show

[@davidcarrol110]

Daryl Somers shows an excellent interview technique and Kevin Costner seems a lot more open than when he was interviewed by American journalists.

[@StevenMilne-sm4fk]

💯 he felt away from the jungle I reckon😍

[@user-od7nz9fs6z]

Love his sense of humor. He loves a good laugh. He is really a wonderful storyteller. I love this man so much ❤

[@aussiebornandbred]

Great interview, Kev seems like a nice down to earth bloke

[@ellabrewer6367]

Kevin is great! ❤❤❤

[@fantomghost6213]

Kevin did cop a lot of flak for that movie but Darryl handled the interview well!!

[@davidcarrol110]

Not as much flak as Hugh Grant received for the Divine Brown incident back in 1995🤩🧚

[@fantomghost6213]

Lol. I remember that. Seems old Hugh loves a bit of trans!!!@@davidcarrol110

[@Steve.Dennis]

Wow, that was a really good interview. I don't remember the show including segments like that. Very interesting.

[@SherriMiller-uk8bk]

Kevin, loved you then, love you now!

[@jasonayres]

He once considered being a professional baseball player.
Making "Field of Dreams" must have been the dream job, I imagine.

[@tigressnsnow]

What movie cost $170 million? Water world?

[@maifantasia3650]

This interview was in 1995 so, yes, "Waterworld." Cost $175 million and, to date, has earned over $264 million.