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John Trudell (Jimmy Looks Twice) really did serve in Vietnam and was acting chairman of A.I.M. From 1973 to 1979.
During the early to mid-Seventies, there were fifty-seven unsolved murders on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation due to the fighting between the "Traditionals" and Tribal government sanctioned "goons". This made the Village of Pine Ridge (Pop. 1100) the "Murder Capitol of the Nation" with the highest number of violent death per capita in the United States.
In the movie, Val Kilmer plays a character who is 1/4th Sioux. In real life, he is 1/8th Cherokee (he said that his father's grandmother was Cherokee).
Based on a true story, documented as Incident at Oglala (1992), which was also directed by Michael Apted.
The movie is actually a thinly veiled account of real events that occurred on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation during the early to mid-Seventies. Exploration for Uranium, disease from irradiated water, the American Indian Movement (AIM) and the "Traditional" Natives fight against the Tribal government "Guardians Of the Oglala Nation (GOON's), and the FBI's assistance to the "Goons" by providing weaponry and other assistance are some of the things that are referred to in the movie that were true and documented by Writer/Director Michael Apted when he was a regular visitor to the Reservation during that time.
"Walter Crow Horse: License and registration? Ray Levoi: Kiss my ass. Walter Crow Horse: Hey, this is *my* jurisdiction now. And you were going 59 in a 55 zone. Ray Levoi: Let me see the radar. Walter Crow Horse: I don't need no radar, I can tell! I just listen to the wind; it said, "Fifty-nine, nail 'im!""
"Grandpa Sam Reaches: Knock it off! Knock it off! You remind me of a couple of old women! Ray Levoi: He speaks English? Walter Crow Horse: Yeah, only when he's really pissed off."
