Sometimes truth is more strange than novels.
One Kevin Costner said it was an old saying, especially in the story of the untamed American border.
The Legend of “Dream Field” and “Dance with Wolves” make this idea in “Yellowstone to Yosemite”, a new three-part Fox National series that explores how seemingly unrelated events lay the foundation for the biggest stage One of the stages is a critical moment in American history.
“It’s a story about a tragic event that intersects time and space in ways that seem impossible. In some way, it’s all incredible.”
“A little boy with severe asthma, a president’s assassination, a horrible accident at a truck factory – an incident that is unrelated to most people’s minds, but they all need this story to unfold, let two A man who gets together for three days in the wild will change the United States forever…”
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Kevin Costner in “Yellowstone and Yosemite”. (Fox Nation)
“This is a story worth telling, don’t you think?”
Costner teamed up with the Fox Nation Platform to join forces with “Yossimilar to Yosemite” after his breakthrough hit “Yellowstone: Fifty-fifty.”
Through the unique perspective of Hollywood legend, the new series traces the footsteps of President Teddy Roosevelt and environmental advocate John Muir’s key 1903 Yosemite expedition.
In the process, he draws stories of Native American heritage, the emergence of outsiders and how Muir became the crusaders of America’s craziest place.
He explained: “Two people embarked on a camping trip. The two men had never seen each other. They pushed them down in the heavy snow, soaked in the rain, and washed the steak with hot coffee.”
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“They didn’t intend to change America, but they dreamed about it by bonfires – some might call it clever. Others might say cunning. But boy, it works.”
The element of this story is crucial to preserving the fascinating story of the U.S. border, which led to the more structured national park system in the United States today – 150 national forests, five national parks, and the conservation and conservation of 230 million acres of land.
The series debuted on the Fox Nation platform over the weekend, with new episodes dropping each week.
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