Run of the Arrow (1957)
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Several film historians, notably the late William K. Everson, have noted the striking resemblances between Run of the Arrow and the 1990 Oscar-winner Dances with Wolves. Rod Steiger stars as O'Meara, an Irish-brogued Confederate soldier with an intense dislike for Yankees. Unable to accept the… More Several film historians, notably the late William K. Everson, have noted the striking resemblances between Run of the Arrow and the 1990 Oscar-winner Dances with Wolves. Rod Steiger stars as O'Meara, an Irish-brogued Confederate soldier with an intense dislike for Yankees. Unable to accept the South's defeat, O'Meara heads westward after the Civil War, to start life anew amongst the Sioux Indians. Surving a ritual rite of passage called the Run of the Arrow, O'Meara is accepted into the tribe, and shortly afterward marries Sioux woman Yellow Moccasin (played by Spanish actress Sarita Montiel, whose voice was dubbed by Angie Dickinson). The true test of O'Meara's fidelity to the Sioux comes when his adopted people come into conflict with a Cavalry troop, headed by Northerner Captain Clark (Brian Keith). The cast includes such western "regulars" as Charles Bronson, Olive Carey (the widow of Harry Carey) and Colonel Tom McCoy (a recognized Indian-lore expert). Produced by RKO Radio, Run of the Arrow was released by Universal-International. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Directed By
- Samuel Fuller
- Written By
- Samuel Fuller
- Genres
- Western, Drama
- In Theaters
- Jan 1, 1957 Wide
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Cast
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Rod Steiger
as O'Meara
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Sarita Montiel
as Yellow Moccasin
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Brian Keith
as Capt. Clark
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Ralph Meeker
as Lt. Driscoll
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Jay C. Flippen
as Walking Coyote
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Charles Bronson
as Blue Buffalo
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Olive Carey
as Mrs. O'Meara
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H.M. Wynant
as Crazy Wolf
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Neyle Morrow
as Lt. Stockwell
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Frank de Kova
as Red Cloud
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Stuart Randall
as Col. Taylor
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Billy Miller
as Silent Tongue
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Chuck Hayward
as Corporal
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Chuck Roberson
as Sergeant
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Frank Baker
as Gen. Robert E. Lee
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Angie Dickinson
as Dubbed Sarita Montiel
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Tim Mccoy
as Gen. Allan
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Don Orlando
as Vinci
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Carleton Young
as Doctor
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Emile Avery
as Gen. Ulysses S. Grant
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Ray Stevens
as Uncredited
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Frank Warner
as Ballad Singer