Industrial worker.
A loyal foreman at the Tres Marías estate and father of Pedro Tercero. He bridges the landowning Trueba family and the peasant workers, caught between duty and his son's revolutionary path.
The fierce Chiricahua Apache war leader who escapes the San Carlos Reservation. He employs psychological and physical tactics, such as stripping horses from his warriors to tire the cavalry and using farm raids as diversions, until he is ultimately confronted and killed by his Apache scout relative.
Nacho Salazar is Teresa Salazar's father and was expected to collect her and contact Pepper Lewis. He has been missing for several days when Pepper begins investigating, and Pepper later accuses John Stark of killing him. Nacho's disappearance is the central reason Pepper travels to New York with Sonny Gilstrap.
A Crow chief and an early acquaintance of Bear Claw who encounters Jeremiah Johnson during Johnson’s first difficult period in the mountains. He is later presumed to be connected with the attacks on Johnson’s family and becomes the symbolic focus of their conflict. Their final open-palmed exchange signals reconciliation rather than another fight.
Driver who accidentally picks up the duo.
Apache Chief nearing surrender in 1886, central to the historical backdrop of the film.
Themed camp character or performer appearing briefly.
Joaquín Martínez has 41 screen credits in a career dating back to 1955. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently James Bond with 1 titles. Signature works include The House of the Spirits, Revenge, Ulzana's Raid. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 5 universes
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