Quinn portrays the sympathetic and principled Brigadier General George Crook, who clashes with the US government over its treatment of Native Americans.
Beach delivers a powerful performance as the enigmatic and spiritual leader of the Lakota Sioux, who leads the resistance against the US military.
Paquin plays Elaine Goodale, a young schoolteacher who witnesses the horrors of the Wounded Knee massacre firsthand.
Schellenberg embodies the dignity and wisdom of Chief Red Cloud, another influential Lakota leader who opposes the US government's expansionist policies.
Bratt portrays the legendary warrior and military strategist, Chief Crazy Horse, who leads his people against the US cavalry.
Pullman portrays the controversial Senator Henry Dawes, who is instrumental in drafting the Dawes Act, which aimed to assimilate Native Americans into white society.
Dourif plays the ruthless and vengeful Colonel Samuel Whitside, who leads the US military forces at Wounded Knee.
Bauer portrays Captain James Cook, a compassionate soldier who becomes disillusioned with the US government's treatment of Native Americans.
Lightning portrays Chief American Horse, a Lakota leader who initially collaborates with the US government but later joins the resistance.
Strathairn plays Father John O'Rourke, a Catholic priest who witnesses the Wounded Knee massacre and advocates for Native American rights.
Jacobi embodies the controversial General William Tecumseh Sherman, who ordered the destruction of Native American villages during the Civil War.
Schweig portrays General Orlando Howard, a pacifist officer who tries to mediate between the US government and Native Americans.
Farmer portrays Chief Knocks Bow, a Hunkpapa Sioux leader who fights for his people's rights.
Robertson plays Secretary of the Interior Carl Schurz, a German immigrant who advocates for Native American reform.
Greene plays Chief Little Big Man, a Cheyenne leader who survives the Wounded Knee massacre and becomes a vocal advocate for Native American rights.
Cromwell plays Henry Beston, a wealthy landowner who befriends Chief Sitting Bull and advocates for Native American rights.
Herman portrays Chief Black Elk, a heilige man of the Oglala Lakota who prophesies the Wounded Knee massacre.
Hawkes plays Lieutenant Edward Casey, a young soldier who is troubled by the US government's treatment of Native Americans.
Cross portrays Philip Wells, a young journalist who reports on the Wounded Knee massacre for the New York Times.
Sellers plays Chief Flying Hawk, a Minneconjou Lakota leader who tries to negotiate with the US government.
Meat Loaf embodies Chief Big Foot, a Lakota leader who leads his followers into a confrontation with the US military at Wounded Knee.
Chasing His Horse portrays Chief Yellow Hair, a Brulé Lakota leader who fights against the US government.
Nolte plays Father Louis Lompret, a Catholic priest who befriends Chief Standing Bear and helps him fight for the rights of the Ponca tribe.
Emmerich portrays President Grover Cleveland, who presides over the Wounded Knee massacre and is criticized for his handling of Native American affairs.
Sarsgaard plays James McLaughlin, a US Indian agent who is involved in the negotiations leading up to the Wounded Knee massacre.
Wilson portrays James Mooney, an anthropologist who studies Native American culture and advocates for their rights.
Bourget plays Chief One Stab, a chief with whom Major Sumner holds a meeting before the massacre.
Grant plays Chief Plenty Coups, a Crow leader who represents Native Americans at the Chicago World's Fair.
Studi plays Chief Red Cloud, a Lakota leader who is a key figure in the resistance against the US government.
McClarnon portrays Chief Hollow Horn Bear, a Lakota leader who is killed at Wounded Knee.
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