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Grey Owl - Richard Attenborough

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Directed by: 
Richard Attenborough
Screenplay by: 
William Nicholson
Produced by: 
Jake Eberts
Release year: 
1999
Country: 
Canada
United Kingdom
Japan
United States of America
Runtime: 
117min
Genre: 
Biographical film
Western
Romance Film
Adventure Film
Historical period drama
Japanese Movies
Drama
Music by: 
George Fenton
Subjects: 
Grey Owl
Plot: 
Archie Grey Owl is a trapper in Canada in the early 1930s when a young Iroquois woman from town asks him to teach her Indian ways. They live in the woods, where she is appalled at how trapped animals die. She adopts two orphaned beaver kits and helps Archie see his way to stop trapping. Instead, he works as a guide, a naturalist writer, and then the Canadian government hires him to save the beaver in a conserve by Lake Ajawaan in Prince Albert National Park. He writes a biography, which brings him attention in Canada and invitations to lecture in England. Before he leaves, he and Anahareo (Pony) marry. In England, his secret is revealed. Will Anahareo continue to love him?
Cast: 
Pierce Brosnan
as
Archie Grey Owl
Vlasta Vrána
as
Harry Champlin
Graham Greene
as
Jim Bernard
Jimmy Herman
as
Chief Pete Misebi
Charles Powell
as
Walter Perry
Renée Asherson
as
Carrie Belaney
Nathaniel Arcand
as
Ned White Bear
Stewart Bick
as
Cyrus Finney
Serge Houde
as
Second Hunter
John Dunn-Hill
as
Sim Hancock
Matthew Sharp
as
Hiker Hawkins
Stephanie Cole
as
Ada Belaney
Seann Gallagher
as
Bill Oliver
Annie Galipeau
as
Pony
Gordon Masten
as
Gus Mitchell
John Walsh
as
Second Trapper
Neil Kroetsch
as
First Hunter
Peter Colvey
as
Hotel Guest
Jacques Lussier
as
Hotel Manager
Lee-Roy Jacobs
as
Hotel Porter
Chip Chuipka
as
First Trapper
David Fox
as
Jim Wood
Annabelle Torsein
as
Hiker #1
Marcel Jeannin
as
Hiker #2
Kent McQuaid
as
Hiker #3
James Bradford
as
Tom Walker
Noël Burton
as
Southampton Reporter
Richard Jutras
as
Halifax Reporter #1
Art Kitching
as
Halifax Reporter #2
Pierre Lenoir
as
Halifax Reporter #3
Norris Domingue
as
Halifax Reporter #4
Al Vandecruys
as
Immigration Officer
Floyd Red Crow Westerman
as
Pow Wow Chief #1
Saginaw Grant
as
Pow Wow Chief #2
Gene Blackbird
as
Wabiken Lodge Dancer #1
Lindsey Cote
as
Wabiken Lodge Dancer #2
Arnold Jocks
as
Wabiken Lodge Dancer #3
Tahatie Montour
as
Wabiken Lodge Dancer #4
Rene Tonda Splicer Kiepprien
as
Wabiken Lodge Dancer #5
Donald J. White
as
Wabiken Lodge Dancer #6
Kevin Peltier
as
Wabiken Lodge Dancer #7
Donald Swamp
as
Wabiken Lodge Dancer #8
Gerald McDonald
as
Lead Wabiken Lodge Drummer
Michael MacDonald
as
Wabiken Lodge Drummer #1
Narcisse Kakegabon
as
Wabiken Lodge Drummer #2
Timothy Eashappie
as
Lead Pow Wow Dancer
Frank Buswa
as
Pow Wow Dancer #1
Vernon Cardinal
as
Pow Wow Dancer #2
Josie Cox
as
Pow Wow Dancer #3
Donald Dowd
as
Pow Wow Dancer #4
Hilliard Friday
as
Pow Wow Dancer #5
Les Harper
as
Pow Wow Dancer #6
David Herman
as
Pow Wow Dancer #7
Joseph McLeod
as
Pow Wow Dancer #8
Dylan Manitopyes
as
Pow Wow Dancer #9
Brian Moore
as
Pow Wow Dancer #10
Gordie Odjig
as
Pow Wow Dancer #11
Gary Parker
as
Pow Wow Dancer #12
Ron Ranville
as
Pow Wow Dancer #13
Steve Sands
as
Pow Wow Dancer #14
Dwight 'Bucko' Teeple
as
Pow Wow Dancer #15
Denis Whiteye
as
Pow Wow Dancer #16
Larry Yazzie
as
Pow Wow Dancer #17
Steve Wood
as
Lead Pow Wow Drummer
Elmer Baptiste
as
Pow Wow Drummer #1
Shane Dion
as
Pow Wow Drummer #2
Aaron McGilvery
as
Pow Wow Drummer #3
Bradley McGilvery
as
Pow Wow Drummer #4
Ferlin McGilvery
as
Pow Wow Drummer #5
Cecil Nepoose
as
Pow Wow Drummer #6
Leroy Whitstone
as
Pow Wow Drummer #7
John Canoe
as
Mohawk Nation Member
Craig Gauthier
as
Hiker #4
Jeffrey Lee
as
Chief's Counselman
(
Ending Scene
)

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