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Goodrich Diana Jorge – Mademoiselle Adler Eric Allan Kramer – Henry Bardshar Angee Hughes – Sara Bardshar Bob Primeaux - Indian Bob Pablo Espinosa - Maj. Frederick Funston Michael Greyeyes - Delchaney Buck Taylor as George Neville Darin Heames as Lt. William Wheeler (based on Joseph M. Wheeler, IV) Marshall Teague as Lt. John Pershing John S. Davies as Gen. Lawton (uncredited) Production [ edit ] Development [ edit ] Tom Berenger had starred in Gettysburg (1993) for Ted Turner and was also a long time admirer of Roosevelt. Berenger pitched the idea of a mini series on the Rough Riders to Turner, giving him an outline, and Turner agreed to finance a four-hour mini series for TNT. 'I see him as a `force of nature',' said Berenger, 'a kind of sweet, endearing, enthusiastic and honest man who probably wouldn't make it in politics today. Yet this incident in our history -- largely created by William Randolph Hearst and other yellow press barons -- took him to the White House.' 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