Oscar-Winning Actor Joins Kevin Costner in Western Series Inspired by a True Story
Kevin Costner and Morgan Freeman Reunite for a Western-Thriller Rooted in Civil War Secrets
Kevin Costner saddles up once again—but this time, the most dangerous weapons aren’t revolvers, they’re secrets. The Gray House, an upcoming series from Prime Video, dives into a rarely told chapter of the American Civil War, where espionage, courage, and covert networks shaped the tide of history. Produced by Costner and fellow Oscar winner Morgan Freeman, the series unveils the hidden world of women spies who operated behind Confederate lines.
A Civil War Story Unlike Any Other
Set for a 2026 debut in the U.S., The Gray House dramatizes the true story of a daring female spy ring led by Elizabeth Van Lew. At the center of this historical thriller are three women from vastly different backgrounds, united in their mission to feed critical intelligence to Union forces. Their bravery unfolds in the shadows, where every move risks exposure, capture, or worse.
Costner and Freeman: A Powerful Duo Behind the Scenes
Known for his deep-rooted connection to the Western genre, Kevin Costner brings both his experience and passion to the producer’s chair. He’s joined by Morgan Freeman, whose storytelling range and historical insight add further weight to the production. Together, they’re crafting a series that blends the grit of a Western with the suspense of a spy thriller—grounded in real history.
Starring Women Who Made History
Leading the cast are Mary-Louise Parker, Daisy Head, and rising star Amethyst Davis. Through their performances, viewers will meet the courageous women who defied expectations, navigating danger and deception to deliver intelligence that helped shape the outcome of the war.
A Forgotten Chapter Comes to Light
The Gray House doesn’t just recount history—it reclaims it. Shedding light on the role women played in America’s bloodiest conflict, the series honors those who risked everything to fight for a cause larger than themselves. As global rollout plans remain under wraps, anticipation builds for what promises to be a gripping, emotionally resonant journey into the Civil War’s most secretive battleground.
