When gold is found on Sioux lands, crooked men attempt to provoke the Sioux into a war with the army and the prospectors.When gold is found on Sioux lands, crooked men attempt to provoke the Sioux into a war with the army and the prospectors.When gold is found on Sioux lands, crooked men attempt to provoke the Sioux into a war with the army and the prospectors.
Jerry Gatlin
- Winslow
- (as Gerry Gatlin)
John Davis Chandler
- Mason
- (as John Chandler)
Erika Carlsson
- Essie
- (as Erika Carlson)
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- TriviaSam Peckinpah was originally scheduled to direct at the behest of Richard Harris (both had previously worked together on Major Dundee (1965)). Due to Peckinpah's unofficial blacklist after his erratic behavior on Convoy (1978), he was replaced by John Hough.
- Alternate versionsThe UK video version was cut by 7 secs and removes the scene where the horses fall down the hill.
- ConnectionsFollows A Man Called Horse (1970)
- SoundtracksHe's Coming Back
Music by Georges Garvarentz
Lyrics by Buddy Kaye
Sung by Rita Coolidge
Produced by David Anderle
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I fully expected Olivia Newton John to burst out signing 70ies love songs at any moment, but Carly Simon did the honors instead.
The original movie was about how an educated ("educated". That's important) white man discovered and understood Lakota culture and values, and honored them. But the movies, which, by the way, use white and Mexican actors to portray native Americans, portray the Lakota as children in awe of the white man who likes them.
This last installment is a typical early 80ies formula for simplistic entertainment where the Lakota (Sioux) are reduced to "children". It's just shameful. Also, ridiculous.
I did marvel, though, at how many rounds that rifle could fire without ever reloading.
This is no longer about Richard Harris' Man called Horse. It's about his out-of-nowhere son falling in love with a Crow young woman and together they... well... I'm not sure what exactly the accomplished. Nice, white love song though!
The original movie was about how an educated ("educated". That's important) white man discovered and understood Lakota culture and values, and honored them. But the movies, which, by the way, use white and Mexican actors to portray native Americans, portray the Lakota as children in awe of the white man who likes them.
This last installment is a typical early 80ies formula for simplistic entertainment where the Lakota (Sioux) are reduced to "children". It's just shameful. Also, ridiculous.
I did marvel, though, at how many rounds that rifle could fire without ever reloading.
This is no longer about Richard Harris' Man called Horse. It's about his out-of-nowhere son falling in love with a Crow young woman and together they... well... I'm not sure what exactly the accomplished. Nice, white love song though!
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By what name was Triumphs of a Man Called Horse (1983) officially released in India in English?
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