Geronimo: An American Legend
A Warrior. A Leader. A Legend.
Genres
Overview
The Apache Indians have reluctantly agreed to settle on a US Government approved reservation. Not all the Apaches are able to adapt to the life of corn farmers. One in particular, Geronimo, is restless. Pushed over the edge by broken promises and necessary actions by the government, Geronimo and thirty or so other warriors form an attack team which humiliates the government by evading capture, while reclaiming what is rightfully theirs.
Details
Budget
$35000000
Revenue
$18635620
Runtime
115 min
Release Date
1993-12-10
Status
Released
Original Language
English
Vote Count
264
Vote Average
6.261
Jason Patric
Lt. Charles Gatewood
Gene Hackman
Brig. Gen. George Crook
Robert Duvall
Chief of Scouts Al Sieber
Wes Studi
Geronimo
Matt Damon
2nd Lt. Britton Davis
Rodney A. Grant
Mangas
Kevin Tighe
Brig. Gen. Nelson Miles
Steve Reevis
Chato
Carlos Palomino
Sgt. Turkey
Victor Aaron
Ulzana
Stuart Proud Eagle Grant
Sgt. Dutchy
Stephen McHattie
Schoonover
John Finn
Capt. Hentig
Lee de Broux
City Marshal Joe Hawkins
Rino Thunder
Old Nana
Hoke Howell
Billy Pickett
Richard Martin Jr.
Apache Medicine Man
Raliegh Wilson
Yaqui Dave
Jackie Old Coyote
Apache Vision Woman
Monty Bass
Dead Shot
Pato Hoffmann
The Dreamer
Roger Callard
Sgt. Mulrey
Juddson Keith Linn
Bronco Apache
Mark Boone Junior
Afraid Miner
M.C. Gainey
Unafraid Miner
Michael Ruud
Chaplain
Michael Minjarez
Dandy Jim
Burnette Bennett
Skip-Hey
Jonathan Ward
C.S. Fly
Luis Contreras
Rurale Officer
Scott Wilson
Redondo
J. Young
Hawkins' Deputy
Scott Crabbe
Courier at Ball
Patricia Pretzinger
Woman at Ball
Davina Smith
Dead Shot's Wife
Jaquelin Lee
Apache Woman
Jim Manygoats
Ailing Apache
Eva Larson
Cantina Waitress
Greg Goossen
Schoonover Gang
Sonny Skyhawk
Schoonover Gang
Michael Adams
Schoonover Gang
Walter Robles
Schoonover Gang
Anthony G. Schmidt
Schoonover Gang
Jim Beaver
Proclamation Officer
Buzz Augare
Native American
Arland F. Ben
Native American
Virgil Joe Ben
Native American
Billy Brown
Native American
Clifford Brown
Native American
Jimmy Brownfeather
Native American
James Burgdorf
Native American
Michael Case
Native American
R.B. Dunn
Native American
Jefferson Gatewood
Native American
Frank Gobert
Native American
Anderson Harvey
Native American
Steven Holiday
Native American
Craig Ironpipe
Native American
Aarie E. Madplume
Native American
Harrison Nez
Native American
Peter P. Oliver
Native American
Leo J. Saggboy
Native American
Donahue Tom
Native American
Robert Whipple
Native American
Larry White Jr.
Native American
George Lee
Native American
Kurt Hamilton Cox
Cavalry
Cary A. Davisson
Cavalry
Barry Edward
Cavalry
Robert Erickson
Cavalry
Mark B. Farris
Cavalry
Chuck Fitzpatrick
Cavalry
Glen Gamble
Cavalry
Eric W. Glatthaar
Cavalry
William C. Honohan
Cavalry
Armond Jones
Cavalry
Francisco Cruz López
Cavalry
Kevin McNiven
Cavalry
Mark Myers
Cavalry
Gary L. Norwood
Cavalry
Richard Jay Reed
Cavalry
Sam Reed
Cavalry
Lonnie Rodriguez
Cavalry
Stanley Schultz
Cavalry
Michael Stein
Cavalry
James N. Strouss
Cavalry
Rocky Bonifield
Soldier's Wife / Waltz Dancer (uncredited)
Lena Banks
Dancer (uncredited)
Eugene Biscardi
Dancer at Ball (uncredited)
Jessica Biscardi
Dancer at Ball (uncredited)
Morgan Blanchard
Cavalry (uncredited)
Deirdre Fitzpatrick
Woman at the Ball (uncredited)
Gordon Frye
Cavalry Lieutenant (uncredited)
Michael Gier
Cavalry / Principal Dancer (uncredited)
Allan Graf
Soldier in Charge of Hangings (uncredited)
Lynn Dee Smith
Dancer at Ball (uncredited)
Regina Whitcomb
Dancer (uncredited)
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