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Iron Eyes Cody - Was He Native American?
by Paul Kyriazi   
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Above is a rare interview with Iron Eyes and his new wife. - He talks about working with John Wayne and more.

Iron Eyes Cody – Known as ‘The Indian with a Tear’ or 'The Crying Indian', because of people throwing trash out of their cars and onto his feet in a public service announcement that was seen in theaters in the ‘70s. He appeared in 214 movies. 

I bought a postcard that Iron Eyes had made up with a painting of him on the front. Got it on Ebay a few years ago. Iron Eyes sent it to a fan writing:

“This is the last picture. No more to send out. My agent won’t make them. Too costly. You are lucky my friend.”

 

He was an extra in the 1926 The Scarlet Letter with Lillian Gish and appeared in 214 movies & TV shows portraying native Americans.

 

He lived in Hollywood and always wore his movie wardrobe in daily life including, braided wig, feathers and beaded moccasins. He claimed membership to several native American tribes. (Are you getting ahead of me?) He married an Indian woman and adopted two Indian sons.

 

When he died at 92, it was discovered that Iron Eyes was actually second-generation Italian-American according to documents and his baptismal certificate. His real name was Oscar DiCorti.

 

He lived to see his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at 6655 Hollywood Blvd.

 

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Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on January 8, 2020
I've heard that story before they read he was, Italian. And I remember watching that public service clip many times because it was done so well and to this day is apropos.

It is unfortunate that he played many roles that were the stereotyped Indian. I much appreciate movies where Indians are portrayed closer to the way they actually lived and acted.

Ron

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