Kevin Costner, Producers Sued for More Than $400,000 Over Horizon 2 Costume Rental Fees

A company that lent costumes to the production of Kevin Costner’s Western film Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 2 is suing the actor and producers for breach of contract, and is seeking more than $400,000.The suit, filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court on Monday, Dec. 22, alleges that Costner, 70, and his co-defendants, which include multiple entities connected with the Horizon: An American Saga, entered into an agreement with the Western Costume Leasing Company to provide “valuable costumes” for the film, according to the complaint viewed by PEOPLE.

The complaint alleges that Costner and his co-defendants failed to make timely payments for the costumes, racking up a bill of $134,256.82. The suit alleges that the producers of Horizon did “not dispute receipt of the costumes nor quality of them,” according to the complaint.

It further alleges that the rented costumes were used in the film, and that the producers failed to pay multiple invoices.The lawsuit seeks more than $350,000 in damages, including the $134,256.82 in unpaid costume rentals and $150,000 in economic damages. Western Costume Leasing Company also seeks $200,000 in attorney’s fees and $40,000 in accrued interest on the bills.The lawsuit also seeks $100,000 in punitive damages, and “such further relief as the Court deems just and proper,” according to the filing.PEOPLE has reached out to Costner and the Western Costume Leasing Company for comment on the lawsuit.