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Posted on Tuesday, February 19 @ 23:07:48 CST

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Although Graham Greene worked for many years as a supporting actor in stage plays and on television, Greene first became famous as an actor for his role of Kicking Bird in Kevin Costner's film Dances With Wolves. Greene received an Academy Award nomination for this role.

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Graham Greene starred in Tomson Highway's play, Dry Lips Oughta Move to Kapuskasing, and received the Dora Mavor Moore Award for his portrayal of the character of Pierre St. Pierre.

On TV, Graham Greene's appearances started with the CBC's production about the life of Louis Riel and a TV series in the 1970s called The Great Detective.

Graham Green portrayed Mr. Crabby Tree in The Adventures of Dudley the Dragon and also appeared in the TV programs Northern Exposure, Murder She Wrote and North of 60.

Greene won great reviews for his performances in the films, Thunderheart, Die Hard 3 and Maverick.

In 1997, Graham Greene received a National Aboriginal Achievement Award for his work as an actor in the film and television industry.