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Birthplace:
North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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Native American character actor who made his mark in features late in life with several memorable performances. Chief Dan George first came to prominence with his Oscar-nominated supporting role as the philosophical tribesman who adopts Dustin Hoffman in Arthur Penn's offbeat, time-spanning saga "Little Big Man" (1970). Over the next decade he made half a dozen other feature appearances, often in sizable roles, and he also played Old Sioux in the memorable TV miniseries epic "Centennial" (1978-79). Sometimes his presence signified a bland kind of Hollywood liberalism ("The Bears and I" 1974),
1969
Made feature film debut in "Smith!"
1970
Played first prominent film role in "Little Big Man"
1972
Appeared on the NBC variety special, "Special London Bridge Special"
1978
Played Old Sioux in the twelve-part NBC-TV miniseries, "Centennial"
1979
Last film, "Americathon"
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