“GRAHAM GREENE’S SECRET OBSESSION: COSTNER INHERITS EVERYTHING 💼😱 — FAMILY BETRAYED, FINAL WISH DENIED!” In a jaw-dropping twist, legendary author Graham Greene left his entire fortune and legacy not to his grieving family, but to Hollywood icon Kevin Costner. As stunned relatives cry foul and lawyers scramble, shocking revelations emerge: Greene’s dying wish for Costner was blocked at the last minute, leaving everyone wondering—what secret bond did they share, and who sabotaged his final dream?👇

“GRAHAM GREENE’S SECRET OBSESSION: COSTNER INHERITS EVERYTHING 💼😱 — FAMILY BETRAYED, FINAL WISH DENIED!” In a jaw-dropping twist, legendary author Graham Greene left his entire fortune and legacy not to his grieving family, but to Hollywood icon Kevin Costner. As stunned relatives cry foul and lawyers scramble, shocking revelations emerge: Greene’s dying wish for Costner was blocked at the last minute, leaving everyone wondering—what secret bond did they share, and who sabotaged his final dream?👇

By [Your Name], Special Correspondent

In a stunning turn of literary-meets-Hollywood drama, a secret that was buried deeper than any Cold War plot has erupted to the surface: legendary British author Graham Greene, famed for such classics as The Quiet American and The End of the Affair, allegedly left his entire estate and creative legacy not to his family, but to… Kevin Costner. Yes, that Kevin Costner — the Oscar-winning actor known for Dances with Wolves, The Bodyguard, and Yellowstone fame.

📜 A Will Too Wild to Believe
According to insiders close to the late author’s estate, an updated will, drafted just weeks before Greene’s death in 1991, shockingly named Costner as the sole heir to Greene’s fortune, unpublished manuscripts, personal letters, and adaptation rights. The document, which surfaced during a recent legal dispute over Greene’s literary estate, reportedly cited Costner as the “only man who understood the soul of my characters.”

But here’s where it gets murky.

🛑 Final Wish BLOCKED?
Despite the dramatic contents of the updated will, it was never executed. Greene’s original testament — leaving everything to his extended family and literary foundation — was upheld, and the Costner clause was mysteriously “lost” in the shuffle. Now, a team of forensic lawyers is combing through old correspondence and legal records to determine why Greene’s last wish was denied — and who had something to gain.

🤝 A Hidden Friendship?
So how did Greene and Costner even cross paths?

Sources say the two may have met at the Cannes Film Festival in 1989, where Greene was promoting a film adaptation of his work, and Costner was riding high off the success of Field of Dreams. The pair reportedly shared a private dinner that sparked an ongoing friendship, carried on through letters and rare meetups in the years before Greene’s death.

Greene, known for his obsession with morality, betrayal, and the blurred lines between loyalty and deception, allegedly saw in Costner “an American archetype… the last noble man in a corrupted world,” according to one letter now under court seal.

💔 Family in Shock, Legal War Brews
The Greene family is said to be devastated and enraged. One relative, who asked not to be named, called the revelations “a Hollywood fantasy gone rogue,” accusing unnamed parties of “exploiting an old man’s fading clarity.”

Yet others argue that Greene — ever the contrarian — had every right to choose a cinematic torchbearer over his blood relatives.

“The idea that Greene would prefer his work in the hands of Kevin Costner rather than academia or distant family is not far-fetched at all,” says Dr. Miranda Ellis, a Greene scholar at Oxford. “He always distrusted institutions. Costner may have represented the kind of rugged individualism Greene idealized in fiction but rarely found in real life.”

🎬 Costner Responds
In a brief but emotional statement released through his publicist, Costner said:

“I’m honored by Mr. Greene’s words and saddened by the controversy surrounding them. I had no knowledge of any inheritance or intention. But if there’s anything I can do to honor his legacy, I wi