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He is the only Six Nations person to ever be nominated for an Academy Award and is probably one of the most famous actors the community ever produced. The world was shocked when it learned Oneida actor Graham Greene passed away peacefully last week on Aug. 31 in Stratford, Ont. He was 73. Greene was probably best known for his role as Lakota Sioux Medicine Man, Kicking Bird, in the smash hit 1990 period piece Dances With Wolves, starring alongside famed actor Kevin Costner. The role netted Greene an Oscar nod. Greene was much more than an actor, though. He was also a storyteller and hilarious comedian, whose wit and delivery on the Canadian sketch comedy The Red Green Show had audiences rolling. His off-the-cuff comments and jokes were often improvised and in his later years, he took to telling wildly embellished stories on his social media accounts, garnishing him thousands of new fans with the way he wove the
Greene was probably best known for his role as Lakota Sioux Medicine Man, Kicking Bird, in the smash hit 1990 period piece Dances With Wolves, starring alongside famed actor Kevin Costner. FILE
riotous adventures on his occasional Facebook updates. His last Facebook update was on Aug. 22 in which he wrote: “At my age, when I put my pants on backwards, they fit better.” Just this year, he was inducted into the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum Hall of Fame in Oklahoma City, the latest in a string of accolades he racked up over his 50-year career.
Greene was considered a trailblazer for First Nations representation in film and television, opening doors for generations to come. He also had memorable roles in films like Die Hard with a Vengeance, The Green Mile, and Thunderheart. Six Nations of the Grand River Elected Council said Greene’s work left a lasting impact on the industry. “His influence will
continue to inspire our community for years to come.” His award-winning career earned him recognition as a member of the Order of Canada, induction into Canada’s Walk of Fame, and most recently, the Governor General’s Performing Arts Award for Lifetime Artistic Achievement. “Graham Greene shared the stories and resilience of our people in every role he played,” said Elect-
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ed Chief Sherri-lyn Hill. “Graham brought pride to our community, and his legacy will continue to be honoured and inspire future generations. I send my condolences to his family and friends, and all who were impacted by his life and work.” Greene is survived by one daughter and wife Hilary. He is also the second cousin of another famous Six Nations actor, Gary Farmer.
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