Behind-the-scenes footage of dancing with wolves

At the beginning of the movie, two doctors are examining John Dunbar. The man standing at the table is body double of kevin costner. Because the Soviet language is more popular, the Indian Comanche in the novel changed to the Soviet language. Although the dialogue in Soviet is simple, the available words and pronunciations are quite accurate. Except the civil war at the beginning of the film was shot at the end, all the scenes in the film were shot in chronological order due to the weather. Dunbar and Wending Hill became good friends and gave each other gifts at the celebration dinner of hunting bison. These scenes were shot in Qusitter's trailer, because it was too cold outside. Anne costner, costner's daughter, played standing dance boxing when she was a child. In the dream, she recalled the scene of her family being killed. Graham greene plays the adoptive father fund bird of standing boxing. In fact, Mary McDenville is two months older than Green. In order to increase the realistic color of the film, the crew also hired linguists to teach actors who can't speak Lakota to learn to speak Lakota. The film was over budget, so costner had to make up for it with his own money. A (movie) fiasco

Anachronism: The flag that John Dunbar waved when he met the Indians appeared in the wrong time: the pigeons in the old fortress were Eurasian pigeons with collars, which could not have appeared in North America at that time. Anachronism: You can see power lines when hunting bison. Fact error: it is impossible for tribal members to quote proverbs or expressions similar to formulas in the Bible, because these tribes have been committed to protecting oral knowledge and traditional culture. Fact error: Three birds flying across the sky are thought to be swans, but in fact they should be cranes. Error found: When Dunbar fired with 1860 Henry rifle, he could see that the ammunition barrel indicator was in the last position, that is, it was empty. This kind of situation always appears in movies. Found a mistake: After the Sioux rescued John Dunbar by the stream, one of the Sioux passed by the dead Spivey and threw some water on his face, and Spivey came back to life. Continuity: The size of beef jerky Dunbar fed to wolves is constantly changing, or it may be because he is changing the grip of beef jerky. Continuity: When Dunbar observed two buildings, his stubble was very short. When he walked from building to building, his beard seemed to have grown for three or four days.