A Man Called Horse

A Man Called Horse follows the journey of English nobleman Lord John Morgan, played by Richard Harris, who is shipwrecked and captured by a Sioux tribe in 1825. Although initially a prisoner and targeted for execution, Morgan's resilience and adaptability earn him respect, allowing him to undergo rigorous trials and be accepted as a member of the tribe. The film explores themes of cultural assimilation, identity, and survival in the American West.

Trivia:
1. Richard Harris immersed himself in Native American culture and even learned the Sioux language to bring authenticity to his role as John Morgan.
2. Much of the film was shot on location in the Badlands of South Dakota, giving the movie a strikingly authentic and rugged landscape.
3. The film features actual Native American actors and consultants, making it one of the earlier Hollywood productions to prioritize cultural accuracy and representation.

Main Cast of A Man Called Horse

Crew of A Man Called Horse