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This 1996 Coen Brothers film, Fargo depicts a tale of greed, self-sabotage, and authentic life in North Dakota. (Especially the accent)
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While he doesn't wear war paint, admits he's Native, live on a reservation, or is called "Indian." Shep is a Native on screen and somehow everyone watching knew it. How did that happen?!
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This 1996 Coen Brothers film, Fargo depicts a tale of greed, self-sabotage, and authentic life in North Dakota. (Especially the accent)
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Listen as I explore casting of Shep Proudfoot, Native representation on screen, positives, and negatives. ALSO I will reveal did Shep actually know Carl?! If he did know him, why did he lie to Jerry? If he didn't know him, how did he know what Carl looked like when he beat him up?
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