Al Vandercruys, Annie Galipeau, Charles Powell
In the 1930s, young Englishman Archibald Belaney emigrates to Canada, and decides to live as a Native American named Grey Owl. While travelling as a trapper he meets Pony, a young Mohawk woman who is ...( read more
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DVD Release Date: February 15, 2000
Stats: 108 reviews
I loved reading his books, but the movie was unbearable. I didn't watch more than 40 minutes -- that is how unbearable I'm meaning.
Grey Owl is one of my personal heroes. I was glad to hear that a film was going to be done about him, and was very glad to hear that Attenborough was to be at the helm. It does a decent job of envoking the spirit of Grey Owl, but it falls a little flat here and there. The real st...( read more)
Worst movie I have ever seen in my life! If I could pick no stars I would... SO bad!
Simplifying image of fascinating personnage. Agreed processing . Tribute to first nations of america.
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