Graham Greene, a pioneering Indigenous actor known for his role in 'Dances with Wolves' and for breaking barriers for Native actors, has died at age 73 in Ontario after a long illness. His career spanned film, television, and voice work, earning critical acclaim and awards, and he was celebrated for his impactful contributions to storytelling and representation of Indigenous peoples.
Graham Greene, a renowned Indigenous actor known for his role in 'Dances With Wolves' and over 200 TV and film appearances, has died at 73 from natural causes. He was celebrated for his dedication to learning Lakota for his role and was a respected figure in both film and stage, with a career spanning decades and including numerous significant roles.
Graham Greene, a pioneering Canadian First Nations actor known for his role in 'Dances with Wolves' and for breaking barriers for Indigenous talent in Hollywood, has died at age 73 after a long illness. He was an Oscar nominee and appeared in numerous high-profile films and TV series, leaving a significant legacy in the entertainment industry.
Lily Gladstone made history by becoming the first Indigenous actor to win the Screen Actors Guild Award for best female actor in a leading role for her performance in 'Killers of the Flower Moon.' In her acceptance speech, she encouraged others to keep speaking their truths and advocating for representation. Gladstone has been a vocal advocate for Native representation in the industry and has previously won a Golden Globe, becoming the first Indigenous actor to do so.
