
Horizon: An American Saga - Chapter 1 (2024) on Netflix
Surveyors stake out homestead lots for a town called Horizon in Arizona in 1859. Four years later, an Apache raid drives Frances Kittredge and her daughter Elizabeth to Camp Gallant.
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Plot summary
In 1859, surveyors drive stakes along the banks of the San Pedro River, laying out homestead lots for a frontier town to be called Horizon. The missionary Desmarais finds the surveyors dead, buries them and founds Horizon. In 1863 an Apache war band under Pionsenay raids the settlement, killing several residents, among them the husband and son of Frances Kittredge, who takes shelter with her daughter Elizabeth at Camp Gallant. Russell Ganz rides to Camp Grant to alert the Army, and Lieutenant Gephart and Sgt. Major Riordan lead troops that bury the dead, track the raiders and aid the survivors. Pionsenay quarrels with the tribal elder Tuayeseh, who favors living alongside the settlers, and leaves the tribe. A wagon train under Matthew Van Weyden crosses from the West Kansas Territory toward Horizon, watched by Pawnee warriors.
Cast
Kevin Costneras Hayes Ellison
Sienna Milleras Frances Kittredge
Sam Worthingtonas Trent Gephart
Jena Maloneas 'Ellen' Harvey
Abbey Leeas Marigold
Michael Rookeras Sgt. Major Thomas Riordan
Danny Hustonas Col. Albert Houghton
Luke Wilsonas Matthew Van Weyden
Ella Huntas Juliette Chesney
Tatanka Meansas Taklishim
Owen Crow Shoeas Pionsenay
Jeff Faheyas Tracker
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Horizon: An American Saga - Chapter 1 (2024)
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- The first two Horizon films carried a reported combined budget of $100 million, of which Kevin Costner personally funded $38 million.
- Kevin Costner conceived the idea for an epic Western film in 1988, and it languished in development hell for three decades.
- After the 2003 film Open Range, Kevin Costner took Horizon to Walt Disney Studios; it almost entered production but he and Disney were $5 million apart on the budget and plans were scrapped.
- Kevin Costner planned to make four films out of the premise and was looking to cast over 170 speaking roles.























