A white trapper steals a white mustang called "Eagle Wing" from a Kiowa Indian, who pursues him to get his horse back.A white trapper steals a white mustang called "Eagle Wing" from a Kiowa Indian, who pursues him to get his horse back.A white trapper steals a white mustang called "Eagle Wing" from a Kiowa Indian, who pursues him to get his horse back.
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Stéphane Audran
- The Widow
- (as Stephane Audran)
Pedro Damián
- Jose
- (as Pedro Damian)
José Carlos Ruiz
- Lame Wolf
- (as Jose Carlos Ruiz)
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- TriviaMartin Sheen (Pike) & Sam Waterston (White Bull) also worked together on Grace and Frankie (2015) as Robert Hanson & Sol Bergstein respectively.
- GoofsCaroline Langrishe forgetting she's supposed to be a bound captive, pulls her hands from behind her back, then quickly returns them into position. In the next scene we see her captor untying the ropes that bind her wrists.
- Crazy creditsEnrique Lucero plays an Indian shaman, but the character's name is misspelled in the credits as "The Sharman".
- ConnectionsFeatured in Screen Play (1984)
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Not So Strange...
The mere presence of Sam Waterston as an Indian, is enough to put this movie in the must-see category. He is both beautiful and very subtle, with no lines whatsoever. He is tender with his kidnappee, and yet we can see he is among the proudest of all young Indian Men. Martin Sheen is just a dumb cluck who decides to challenge Waterston (White Bull) for a gorgeous white horse. Other sub-plots are really unnecessary. I don't understand the part played by Caroline Langrishe, as the poor girl who White Bull kidnaps...I don't know how she keeps her hands off this beautiful Indian man! It's a lot of fun, though; especially if you're a Waterston fan. Man, he looks GOOD in this one!!! Harvey Keitel's role isn't even worth mentioning, to tell the truth! But, rent it and enjoy! Actually, I do believe that if the music score was better, it would've been a more dramatic film...the music is so bad, it's distracting. Still - there's Mr. Waterston!
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- studiojudio
- Apr 14, 2006
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- Runtime1 hour 51 minutes
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- 2.39 : 1
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