Joseph Runningfox
as Geronimo
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overview
What is Geronimo about?
His name has become part of American vocabulary. This is his story. The story of the greatest Native American warrior who, together with the rest of his Apache tribesmen, defied American and Mexican Armies in 1867. Finally caught and sent to a reservation camp, he eluded a military force of 5000 for 18 months before finally surrendering to the government. It blends western, tv movie elements. The film reflects a distinct United States of America style and perspective. The story is brought to life by director Roger Young. With a runtime of 1h 43m, it offers a comfortable feature-length experience.
cast
Cast and crew of Geronimo
The main cast includes Joseph Runningfox, Nick Ramus and Michelle St. John. Behind the camera, the film is directed by Roger Young, written by J. T. Allen, produced by Norman Jewison and Ira Marvin.
Nick Ramus
as
Michelle St. John
as
Michael Greyeyes
as Juh
Tailinh Agoyo
as Alope
Kimberly Guerrero
as
Jimmy Herman
as Old Geronimo
August Schellenberg
as Cochise
Geno Silva
as General Carbinsco
Harrison Lowe
as Nana
Ryan Rajendra Black
as
Lusheia Lenaburg
as Nandile
Jonothon Gill
as Nosopo
Kiohod Norris-Ramirez
as Young Juh
Mark Brien
as Chihuahua
Adan Sanchez
as Adjuntant
Brian Frejo
as Cadet Daklugie
Edward Estrada
as Niache
David Herrera
as Mayor of Janos
Rick Taylor
as Sergeant Horton
George Dobbs
as Wratten
Chesley Wilson
as Singer of Songs
Doreen Seaton
as Alope's Mother
Eddie Spears
as Ishkiye
Jonathan Abel
as General West
Jon Proudstar
as Zuni Warrior
Mark Bustamante
as Petrified Soldier
Casey Camp-Horinek
as Goyahkla's Mother
Nick Young
as Purlington
Cody Lightning
as Young Daklugie
Andrew Mora
as Kayitah
Jessica Cruz
as Ketsu
Ray Geer
as Teddy Roosevelt
Eugene Montes
as Sergeant Ortiz
Craig Huston
as San Carlos Soldier
Annie Olson
as Mrs. Roosevelt
Christopher Gibson
as Reporter
David Dempsay
as Assassin
Steve Gates
as Parade Organizer
Glen Gold
as Peabody
Will 'Nahkohe' Strickland
as Mayor of Pinos Altos
Michael F. Woodson
as Autograph Man
Sam Smiley
as Sergeant-At-Arms