#OnThisDay 1983: Graham Greene’s first ever television interview (at the age of 78) was broadcast. In this clip, he discussed escapism, boredom and melancholy. | BBC Archive

Late actor Graham Greene, who passed away September 1 at the age of 73, recently spoke to C&I about “plowing the road” for young Indigenous actors alongside stars like Tantoo Cardinal | Cowboys & Indians Magazine

This scene hits different now 😢 In Thunderheart (1992), Val Kilmer and Graham Greene brought powerful performances to the screen, Kilmer as Ray Levoi, the conflicted FBI agent, and Greene as Walter Crow Horse, the sharp witted tribal cop who becomes his ally. Together, they carried a story rooted in truth, respect, and resilience. Their work side by side left an unforgettable mark on Native cinema. Both men will be deeply missed, but their legacy in film will live on. Graham Greene 1952-2025 Va