In April 2001, actor and filmmaker Kevin Costner visited Cuba to present his film "13 Days," which deals with the October Crisis of 1962, also known as the Cuban Missile Crisis. During his stay, Costner met with dictator Fidel Castro in a meeting that lasted seven hours.
Costner shared about his experience on the island and the meaning of the film in relation to the history of Cuba and the United States. In the meeting, both discussed various aspects of the crisis and its impact on international politics. Additionally, Costner had the opportunity to explore Cuban culture and enjoy the hospitality of its inhabitants.
In his meeting with Fidel Castro, the filmmaker expressed his interest in delving deeper into the history of Cuba and better understanding the complex relationships between both countries. This visit by Kevin Costner to the Caribbean island marked an important moment in his career, as well as in his reflections on historical and political issues.
