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| ACTORS: | Richard Harris, Judith Anderson |
| CATEGORY: | Video |
| DIRECTOR: | Elliot Silverstein |
| THEATRICAL RELEASE DATE: | May, 1970 |
| MANUFACTURER: | Paramount Studio |
| MPAA RATING: | R (Restricted) |
| FEATURES: | Color, Closed-captioned, HiFi Sound, NTSC |
| TYPE: | Western |
| MEDIA: | VHS Tape |
| # OF MEDIA: | 1 |
| UPC: | 097363776635 |
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Customer Reviews of A Man Called Horse
A white man becomes Indian chief? Give me a break! This 1970 film stars Richard Harris as an English Lord in the American West in 1825. He is captured by the Sioux Indians where he is first humiliated, but learns the Indian way of life, participates in a painful ritual, finds love and teaches the Indians a thing or two about war. Ridiculous! First of all, let's look at the cast. In addition to Richard Harris there's Dame Judith Anderson from Australia, cast as Buffalo Cow; Corinna Tsopei, a former Miss Universe from Greece, cast as Running Deer; Manu Tupou, a Polynesian from the Fiji Islands cast as Yellow Hand.
It's true the cast speaks in an Indian language but I wonder if that's just to cover up all their different accents. And even though there is a note at the beginning of the movie that the ritual has been well researched, it is doubtful that any white man ever had this honor, which is played with all its gruesome reality with the intent to shock. I can't believe that a white man would ever become chief either. This was supposed to be a groundbreaking film in 1970 because it depicted life inside the Indian camp, which I assume was based on historical research. But the lead was still played by a white man and the entire story is seen through his eyes. And thr emphasis was placed on the Indians' cruelty. This is unacceptable to my sensibilities even though the film did hold my interest, the cinematography was good and I learned a few details about Indian life. Richard Harris is a good actor and the rest of the cast did the best they could with the material given them. But I cannot recommend this video.
Maybe someday they'll be a good film about Native Americans. This isn't it!
A Man Called Horse
Richard Harris' fine performance as an English lord captured by the Sioux Indians and indoctrinated in their ways of life is as good a reason as any to see this well-made western. Set in the Dakota territory of the 1800s, but filmed in the mountains near Durango, Mexico, A MAN CALLED HORSE is effectively directed by Elliot Silverstein (CAT BALLOU), and gives us a whole new view of the Indians way of life. The movie also features appearances by the legendary Iron Eyes Cody and veteran Peckinpah character actor Dub Taylor.
Warning: Despite the 'PG' rating, there are scenes of violence and bloodshed that make it questionable viewing for children; these days, it might get a 'PG-13' rating for such content.
One of the most powerful westerns ever made!
Elliot Silverstein got a hit with this film . The script turns around a white man kidnapped by the Sioux , will be the spark for that movie , Richard Harris made one of the finest performances in his career. Superb landscapes and dazzling direction.
Unforgettable!