Still from "Three Warriors" [01]

In conjunction with the Institute of the American West, KBGL-TV (Pocatello), produced a video documentary called "Western Movies: Myth and Images". Photos are mostly movie stills. Most scenes are unidentified. "Three Warriors" is a 1977 film discussing identity within Indigenous American communities, their relationship to the natural world, and conflict with American settlers. Four headshots of the lead actors in "Three Warriors" with the original captions "The principal characters of "Three Warriors,"" a Fantasy Films Presentation for United Artists Release, the story of Indian youth's search for identity are: UPPER RIGHT - Michael (McKEE 'KIKO' REDWING); LOWER RIGHT -Ranger Quentin Hammond (RANDY QUAID); LOWER LEFT - Grandfather (CHARLES WHITE EAGLE); UPPER LEFT - Steve Chaffey, a horse thief (CHRISTOPHER LLOYD)." and "Copyrights 1977 Fantasy Films and United Artists Corporation, all rights reserved. Printed in U.S.A." and "TW-9".