[Brando and Russell Means tell why they are working for Indian rights although the bill they came to Washington to support has no chance of passage].

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Actor Marlon Brando and activist Russell Means explain why they are working for American Indian rights even though the bill they came to Washington D.C. to support has no chance of passage. On "The Today Show."

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author:	NBC Television Network
Other Authors:	Brando, Marlon (Interviewee) Means, Russell, 1939-2012 (Interviewee) Brokaw, Tom (Interviewer)
Language:	English
Published:	[1978]
Subjects:	Brando, Marlon > Interviews. Actors > United States > Interviews. Means, Russell, > 1939-2012 > Interviews. Political activists > United States > Interviews. Indigenous peoples of North America > Government relations. Interviews. Nonfiction television programs. Sound recordings.
Genre:	Interviews. Nonfiction television programs. Sound recordings.
Physical Description:	1 electronic audio file (6 min., 40 sec.) : digital, WAV file.
Format:	Audio Software

Description
Summary:	Actor Marlon Brando and activist Russell Means explain why they are working for American Indian rights even though the bill they came to Washington D.C. to support has no chance of passage. On "The Today Show."
Note:	Brando appears on the Today Show. Electronic resource.
Call Number:	Voice 18859 M2872 bd.5
Playing Time:	00:06:40
Event Details:	Broadcast on NBC TV, July 18, 1978.
Source of Description:	Description based on open-reel tape version record.