Chief Eagle Wing

Chief Eagle Wing was an American actor who is best known for The Power God, The Redskins and the Renegades, and An Indian Maid’s Strategy.

Personal and Family Life

Chief Eagle Wing was born on March 24, 1892, in California, USA. Information about his family life is limited, but he was known for his work in early cinema during a time when Native American representation was rare in film.

Career

He appeared in several films from the early 1900s. Some of his notable roles include performances in Ranson’s Folly and Sabo – a Mysterious Hindu. His work often featured themes related to Native American culture and history.

Death and Legacy

Chief Eagle Wing passed away on October 14, 1964, in Humboldt, Nevada, USA. His contributions to early film and representation of Native Americans remain significant, marking an important part of cinema history.

Filmography

YearTitleRole
1911An Indian Love StoryEagle Wing – Dove Eye’s Admirer
1913An Indian Maid’s StrategyWhite Eagle – a Ute Rival
1914The Redskins and the RenegadesChief Red Bird (as Eagle Wing)
1914The Navajo BlanketBig Bear – the Apache Chief (as Eagle Wing)
1915The White ScarIndian Brave
1916The One WomanSang Yuen
1924The Iron HorseIndian (uncredited)
1925The Power GodSabo – a Mysterious Hindu (as Grover Eagle Wing)
1926Ranson’s FollyIndian Pete