Dances With Wolves Star Graham Greene dies 73 years old

Graham Greene, the Canadian First Nations actor who played in films including Dances With Wolves, died at the age of 73, said his manager.

“It is with deep sadness that we announce the peaceful death of the legendary Canadian award -winning Greene,” said Gerry Jordan in a statement to CBC News. The point of sale said he died of natural causes.

Greene marked an Oscar nomination for the best support actor for his role in Epic Western by Kevin Costner in 1990, where he played Kicking Bird.

He was a member of the Oneida Nation, which is part of the Six Nations Reserve in South Ontario.

Greene worked as a designer, civilian technologist, in steel and crew member in a rock band before starting her career in the theater in the United Kingdom in the 1970s.

In an interview of 2012 with the reading of the Canadian publication, he credited the theater for giving him an earth to act.

“This helps you build a character. When you enter a film, you do not have this luxury. The discipline of the theater is what I recommend to all the actors.”

In the same interview, he said that a key moment for him came when he married his wife Hilary Blackmore, which led to the “best moment of my life”.

His breakthrough occurred in 1990 when he played Kicking Bird, a Medicine Man, in dances with wolves. Greene has been widely acclaimed for the role.

He also appeared in the Western thriller 1992 Thunderheart, playing the tribal officer Walter Crow Horse.

In the fantastic drama of 1999, The Gree Mile, Greene played Arlen Bitterbuck, an Amerindian man in the death corridor.

He also played in Die Hard with a vengeance (1995), Maverick (1994), The Twilight Saga: New Moon (2009) and Wind River (2017).

He won numerous prizes throughout his career in the field of Earle Gray Award for Lifetime Achievement by the Canadian Cinema and Television Academy in 2004.

In 2016, he was enthroned for Canada, the second highest civil honor in the country.