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Crazy Horse (TV 1996)Director:John IrvinWriter:Robert Schenkkan |
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Touch the Clouds
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Little Hawk
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Grabber
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Dr. McGillicuddy
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Black Buffalo Woman
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Terry Big Charles | ... |
Young Curly
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Captain Fetterman
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Young Man Afraid
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General Crook
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Robert Pike Glymph | ... |
Mormon Man
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Reporter
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general custer | belief in destiny | sioux wars | peace negotiation | custer's last stand |Parents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
7 July 1996 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Crazy Horse, le plus grand d'entre nous See more »Filming Locations:
Black Hills, South Dakota, USACompany Credits
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Worm: There will be plenty more battles, my son. Remember what your vision promised: you'll be a strong shield for the people.
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August Schellenberg previously played Sitting Bull in Witness to Yesterday and would later do so again in Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee. See more »Goofs
Crazy Horse's horse wears iron shoes (visible during the vision quest scene) See more »Quotes
Crazy Horse: My first time in battle, I went against my vision. That's why I was wounded.Worm: There will be plenty more battles, my son. Remember what your vision promised: you'll be a strong shield for the people.
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This made-for-TV film about Crazy Horse has good acting and beautiful visual images. However, key details have been left out of the story in its hurry to wrap up a very complex issue and time in history. (For more detail, I'd highly suggest you read "Crazy Horse: The Strange Man of the Oglalas" by Mari Sandoz). Additionally, though the story fortunately does stay focused on Crazy Horse and his people, the script makes only a half-hearted attempt to tell the tale with a native american voice. For example, very little of the music sounds native American. However, this movie does probably set the record for Most Horses Knocked Over, and If there isn't an Academy Award for that, well gosh darnit there should be!