Native American actor, Rodney Arnold Grant was born the 9th of March, 1959. After his biological parents abandoned him, his grandparents raised him from 6 months of age, up until 1982. Rodney has three daughters, two of which reside with their mother. He is now married to Lee-Anne and they have a son Walter. Over time, Rodney initially has performed in major motion pictures, as well as television appearances. One in particular CBS's "Stolen Women, Captured Hearts", opposite Janine Turner and Michael Greyeyes. On the big screen, Rodney is extensively known for his portrayal of "Wind in His Hair" in Dances with Wolves. In as much as Rodney has proven to be eclectic in his acting ability he can "play the part" in other genus as well.

Rodney has other multitudinous ways in which he contributes to those in "need" - especially the Native American Youth. For example, "The Boys and Girls Club" of Cheyenne country, South Dakota where he is on the Board of Directors. At the present time, Rodney has taken an interim from acting to bestow his time to family, charities and independent film making.


Chosen by People magazine as one of the 50 Most Beautiful People in the world. [1991] Convicted on counts of failure to pay child support in Lincoln, Nebraska. Sentenced to five years probation, community service. [22 June 1999] He had a daughter, Jade Mesa-Grant, born 11th July 1982 and died 26th June 2000.