Actress Gaby Hoffmann, known for her role as Kevin Costner’s daughter in the beloved 1989 film “Field of Dreams,” recently shared insights into her experience working with the Hollywood A‑lister.
In a Business Insider interview, the 42-year-old “Transparent” star disclosed that the warm father-daughter dynamic portrayed on screen wasn’t entirely mirrored in reality.
“There wasn’t a paternal vibe from Kevin Costner,” Hoffmann explained, considering she was only seven at the time of filming. She left the comment hanging, piquing fans’ curiosity about the co-stars’ off-screen dynamic.
Hoffmann, however, expressed immense fondness for her other co-star, Ray Liotta, who played the iconic “Shoeless Joe” Jackson. “I absolutely adored Ray,” she gushed. “I genuinely believed he reciprocated those feelings, but of course, he was just incredibly kind.”
Hoffmann’s candid revelation regarding Costner has sparked viral interest, prompting discussions about the lesser-known aspects of the cherished baseball drama.
“Field of Dreams,” following an Iowa farmer (Costner) who builds a baseball field on his land with surprising supernatural results, garnered critical acclaim and box office success, receiving three Academy Award nominations.
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