The Mystic Warrior

May 20, 1984

5h 0m

★ 2.5

Overview

Saga about a proud band of Sioux Indians, and the efforts of one brave to save his people from destruction through the use of mysterious powers handed down by ancestors.

Genres

TV Movie

Western

History

Production Companies

Warner Bros. Television

The Mystic Warrior Trailers

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Cast

Ahbleza

Robert Beltran

Heyatawin

Devon Ericson

Tonweya

Rion Hunter

Napewaste

Victoria Racimo

Olepi

Nick Ramus

Pesla

James Remar

Wisa

Ned Romero

Wanagi

Ron Soble

Wambli

Will Sampson

Wicahpi

Apollonia Kotero

Miyaca

Branscombe Richmond

Kungi Yuha Leader

George Aguilar

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