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When young Crazy Horse, of whom great things were predicted, wins his bride, rival Little Big Man goes to villainous traders with evidence of gold in the sacred Lakota burial ground. Of course, a new gold rush starts despite all treaties, and Crazy Horse becomes military leader of his people. Initial Indian victories lead to the inevitable result. Uniquely, all is told from the Indian perspective.
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| Victor Mature |
(Chief Crazy Horse) |
| Suzan Ball |
(Black Shawl (Little Fawn)) |
| John Lund |
(Major Twist) |
| Ray Danton |
(Little Big Man) |
| Keith Larsen |
(Flying Hawk) |
| Paul Guilfoyle |
(Worm) |
| David Janssen |
(Lieutenant Colin Cartwright) |
| Robert Warwick |
(Spotted Tail) |
| James Millican |
(Gen. George Crook) |
| Morris Ankrum |
(Red Cloud, Conquering Bear) |
| Donald Randolph |
(Aaron Cartwright) |
| Robert F. Simon |
(Jeff Mantz) |
| James Westerfield |
(Caleb Mantz) |
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| Stuart Randall |
(Old Man Afraid) |
| Pat Hogan |
(Dull Knife) |
| Dennis Weaver |
(Major Carlisle) |
| John Peters |
(Sergeant Guthrie) |
| Henry Wills |
(He Dog) |
| Emile Avery |
(Captain William Fetterman (uncredited)) |
| Charles Horvath |
(Hardy (uncredited)) |
| Willie Hunter Jr. |
(Cavalryman (uncredited)) |
| David Miller |
(Lieutenant (uncredited)) |
| Regis Parton |
(Doctor (uncredited)) |
| Robert St. Angelo |
(Sergeant (uncredited)) |
| Bill Williams |
(Sergeant (uncredited)) |
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