Kevin Costner, born on January 18, 1955, was a central figure in the classic crime drama “The Untouchables,” released in 1987.

Costner was 32 years old during the time the film was in production, displaying a level of maturity and skill that contributed to the movie’s success.

In “The Untouchables,” Costner portrayed the role of Eliot Ness, a young and driven Prohibition agent in Chicago during the 1930s. The film is set during the Prohibition era, a time when alcohol sales and distribution were illegal in the United States. Ness’s character is best known for his relentless pursuit of the notorious gangster Al Capone, who had been dominating the illegal alcohol trade.

Costner’s portrayal of Eliot Ness has been widely applauded, revealing the agent’s moral fortitude and determination in the face of Capone’s violent reign. His performance was both empathetic and intense, contributing to a more human and relatable depiction of law enforcement. The character’s relentless quest for justice, his dedication to the law, and the struggle against corruption made the movie an indelible part of American cinema.

At 32, Costner’s age suited his character perfectly, as it reflected a man at the peak of his strength, both physically and mentally, prepared to fight against the tides of criminality. His performance in “The Untouchables” is still remembered and appreciated, serving as a testament to Costner’s acting prowess.

He is 68 years old now.