Sam Elliott issues a full-throated apology for offending anyone with his 'Power of the Dog' comments, in which he slammed the film and its depictions of homosexuality.
ICYMI ... Sam slammed 'POTD' for what he considered as a warped depiction of the American West -- bringing up the fact a lot of farmhands in the movie are portrayed shirtless like Chippendales dancers and seemingly taking issue with allusions to homosexuality.shot the film down in her native New Zealand and tried to pass it off as Montana ... so his diatribe was aimed all over.
It's clear that Sam is quite sincere here ... and it would appear that people in the room -- including his '1883' castmates -- appreciated him owning up to his mistake. Good on him.
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