tell me more about RIP to actor Graham Greene, the legendary actor who portrayed Rains Fall in RDR2

Graham Greene’s role as Weasel in Kevin Costner’s 1990 Western Dances with Wolves was a small but memorable early screen appearance that helped introduce him to a broad audience. Weasel is one of the Sioux characters who interact with Lieutenant Dunbar (Costner) as the film builds its depiction of cross-cultural contact on the Plains. Though not a lead, the part showed Greene’s ability to convey presence and cultural authenticity even in limited screen time — qualities that would define his later, award‑winning career (e.g., Thunderheart, Dances with Wolves’ contemporary recognition, and his Oscar‑nominated performance in Dances with Wolves’ broader cast leading to larger roles). The role is significant because: - It placed Greene in a major Hollywood production that treated Native American characters and languages with more prominence than most prior Westerns. - It showcased his capacity to bring nuance to Indigenous characters, helping him transition from stage and television into recurring film roles. - It contributed to the visibility of Native actors in mainstream cinema at a time when representation was especially limited. For further reading on Greene’s career and Dances with Wolves’ impact on Western cinema, see: - Film analyses of Dances with Wolves (e.g., Peter Biskind, film reviews archived at major outlets) - Interviews and profiles of Graham Greene (e.g., archives from The New York Times and Indigenous media coverage)