Introduces Sioux culture but they're all played by non-Native peoples
There used to be a whole genre of American literature about whites taken prisoners by Native Americans. That’s where the idea of A Man Called Horse comes from as Richard Harris is an English tourist captured by a Sioux tribe. At the start it says they tried to be historically correct as possible with the movie in terms of clothing and customs. Of course that wasn’t true for the cast with Harris’ eventual wife played by a Greek beauty queen, his mother law an Australian, and the chief portrayed by a Fijian. Only the extras were played by actual Sioux. The story is about Harris’ integration into the tribe. It does introduce the audience to Native traditions, but there are other movies that did a much better job. Little Big Man that was released the same year for instance had American Indians play American Indians. Overall that makes A Man Called Horse a bit of a mixed bag.
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