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* DubNameChange: A printed variation. In the original UK edition of the first book, the titular Indian was named Little Bull. For the American edition, the sequels, and the film version, his name was changed to Little Bear, likely because bears are revered in Iroquois culture whereas bulls were only brought to America by the Spanish. The name of his bride was also changed from Twin Stars to Bright Stars.
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* DubNameChange: A printed variation. In the original UK edition of the first book, and in the audiobook version read by the author, the titular Indian was named Little Bull. For the American edition, the sequels, and the film version, his name was changed to Little Bear, likely because bears are revered in Iroquois culture whereas bulls were only brought to America by the Spanish. The name of his bride was also changed from Twin Stars to Bright Stars.
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* DubNameChange: A printed variation. In the original UK edition of the first book, the titular Indian was named Little Bull. For the American edition, the sequels, and the film version, his name was changed to Little Bear, likely because bears are revered in Iroquois culture whereas bulls were only brought to America by the Spanish. The name of his bride was also changed from Twin Stars to Bright Stars.
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* ShownTheirWork: Omri starts out with a child's typical amount of knowledge of Native Americans. When he offers Little Bear a tee pee to sleep in, Little Bear is understandably confused, as Iroquois lived in long houses.
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* ShownTheirWork: Omri starts out with a child's typical amount of knowledge of Native Americans. When he offers Little Bear a tee pee tipi to sleep in, Little Bear is understandably confused, as Iroquois lived in long houses.
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* StillBornFranchise: There were plans to adapt the sequel novels, but this film's underperformance scuppered that.
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* StillBornFranchise: StillbornFranchise: There were plans to adapt the sequel novels, but this film's underperformance scuppered that.
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* BoxOfficeBomb: [[AcclaimedFlop Despite good reviews]], the film, budgeted at $45 million, only made $35.7 million in box office totals.
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* BoxOfficeBomb: [[AcclaimedFlop Despite good reviews]], the film, budgeted at $45 million, only made $35.7 million in box office totals. It didn't help that it was going up against ''Film/Apollo13'', ''Film/NineMonths'', ''WesternAnimation/{{Pocahontas}}'' and ''Film/BatmanForever'' at the time.
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* ShownTheirWork: Omri starts out with a child's typical amount of knowledge of Native Americans. When he offers Little Bear a tee pee to sleep in, Little Bear is understandably confused, as Iroquois lived in long houses.houses.
* StillBornFranchise: There were plans to adapt the sequel novels, but this film's underperformance scuppered that.
* StillBornFranchise: There were plans to adapt the sequel novels, but this film's underperformance scuppered that.
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* NoExportForYou: The 20th Anniversary Edition was only released in the US as a region-locked Blu-ray.
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* NoExportForYou: The 20th Anniversary Edition was only released in the US as a region-locked Blu-ray. This is likely due to Sony only holding domestic home video distribution rights, whereas international distribution rights (and streaming rights in certain territories) are held by Paramount.
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* BoxOfficeBomb: [[AcclaimedFlop Despite good reviews]], the film failed to make a profit. Budget, $45 million. Box office, $35.7 million.
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* ShownTheirWork: Omri starts out with a child's typical amount of knowledge of Native Americans. When he offers Little Bear a tee pee to sleep in, he Little Bear is understandably confused, as Iroquois lived in long houses.
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* ShownTheirWork: Omri starts out with a child's typical amount of knowledge of Native Americans. When he offers Little Bear a tee pee to sleep in, he is understandably confused, as Iroquois lived in long houses.
* ShownTheirWork: Omri starts out with a child's typical amount of knowledge of Native Americans. When he offers Little Bear a tee pee to sleep in, he is understandably confused, as Iroquois lived in long houses.
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* RealitySubtext: Happens a number of times, most memorably and effectively when in book two Omri tries to bring Tommy back to heal Little Bear, only to find he'd been killed in WorldWarOne, and again in book four when awakening the figures belonging to Jessica Charlotte reveals Sergeant Ellis died at Trafalgar. The last book, dealing with the RealLife fate of the Iroquois versus the American colonists, is even more about this.
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* RealitySubtext: Happens a number of times, most memorably and effectively when in book two Omri tries to bring Tommy back to heal Little Bear, only to find he'd been killed in WorldWarOne, UsefulNotes/WorldWarI, and again in book four when awakening the figures belonging to Jessica Charlotte reveals Sergeant Ellis died at Trafalgar. The last book, dealing with the RealLife fate of the Iroquois versus the American colonists, is even more about this.
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* RealitySubtext: Happens a number of times, most memorably and effectively when in book two Omri tries to bring Tommy back to heal Little Bull, only to find he'd been killed in WorldWarOne, and again in book four when awakening the figures belonging to Jessica Charlotte reveals Sergeant Ellis died at Trafalgar. The last book, dealing with the RealLife fate of the Iroquois versus the American colonists, is even more about this.
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* RealitySubtext: Happens a number of times, most memorably and effectively when in book two Omri tries to bring Tommy back to heal Little Bull, Bear, only to find he'd been killed in WorldWarOne, and again in book four when awakening the figures belonging to Jessica Charlotte reveals Sergeant Ellis died at Trafalgar. The last book, dealing with the RealLife fate of the Iroquois versus the American colonists, is even more about this.
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* RealitySubtext: Happens a number of times, most memorably and effectively when in book two Omri tries to bring Tommy back to heal Little Bull, only to find he'd been killed in WorldWarOne, and again in book four when awakening the figures belonging to Jessica Charlotte reveals Sergeant Ellis died at Trafalgar. The last book, dealing with the RealLife fate of the Iroquois versus the American colonists, is even more about this.
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* RealitySubtext: Happens a number of times, most memorably and effectively when in book two Omri tries to bring Tommy back to heal Little Bull, only to find he'd been killed in WorldWarOne, and again in book four when awakening the figures belonging to Jessica Charlotte reveals Sergeant Ellis died at Trafalgar. The last book, dealing with the RealLife fate of the Iroquois versus the American colonists, is even more about this.this.
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* RealitySubtext: Happens a number of times, most memorably and effectively when in book two Omri tries to bring Tommy back to heal Little Bull, only to find he'd been killed in WorldWarOne, and again in book four when awakening the figures belonging to Jessica Charlotte reveals Sergeant Ellis died at Trafalgar. The last book, dealing with the RealLife fate of the Iroquois versus the American colonists, is even more about this.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: Litefoot, who played Little Bull, would later go on to be [[Film/MortalKombatAnnihilation Nightwolf]].
** It would appear that [[Film/TropicThunder Damien Cockburn]] quit film making and joined the army, while [[Film/{{Daredevil}} Jack Murdock]] became a cowboy.
** [[HeAlsoDid She Also Did]]: Julianne Buescher, aka [[VideoGame/StarCraftII The Adjutant]], was the [[http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/The_Indian_in_the_Cupboard puppeteer]] (But not voice) of the rat.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: Litefoot, who played Little Bull, would later go on to be [[Film/MortalKombatAnnihilation Nightwolf]].
** It would appear that [[Film/TropicThunder Damien Cockburn]] quit film making and joined the army, while [[Film/{{Daredevil}} Jack Murdock]] became a cowboy.
** [[HeAlsoDid She Also Did]]: Julianne Buescher, aka [[VideoGame/StarCraftII The Adjutant]], was the [[http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/The_Indian_in_the_Cupboard puppeteer]] (But not voice) of the rat.
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* RealitySubtext: Happens a number of times, most memorably and effectively when in book two Omri tries to bring Tommy back to heal Little Bull, only to find he'd been killed in WorldWarOne, and again in book four when awakening the figures belonging to Jessica Charlotte reveals Sergeant Ellis died at Trafalgar. The last book, dealing with the RealLife fate of the Iroquois versus the American colonists, is even more about this.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: Litefoot, who played Little Bull, would later go on to be [[Film/MortalKombatAnnihilation Nightwolf]].
** It would appear that [[Film/TropicThunder Damien Cockburn]] quit film making and joined the army, while [[Film/{{Daredevil}} Jack Murdock]] became a cowboy.
** [[HeAlsoDid She Also Did]]: Julianne Buescher, aka [[VideoGame/StarCraftII The Adjutant]], was the [[http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/The_Indian_in_the_Cupboard puppeteer]] (But not voice) of the rat.this.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: Litefoot, who played Little Bull, would later go on to be [[Film/MortalKombatAnnihilation Nightwolf]].
** It would appear that [[Film/TropicThunder Damien Cockburn]] quit film making and joined the army, while [[Film/{{Daredevil}} Jack Murdock]] became a cowboy.
** [[HeAlsoDid She Also Did]]: Julianne Buescher, aka [[VideoGame/StarCraftII The Adjutant]], was the [[http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/The_Indian_in_the_Cupboard puppeteer]] (But not voice) of the rat.
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* RealitySubtext: Happens a number of times, most memorably and effectively when in book two Omri tries to bring Tommy back to heal Little Bear, Bull, only to find he'd been killed in WorldWarOne, and again in book four when awakening the figures belonging to Jessica Charlotte reveals Sergeant Ellis died at Trafalgar. The last book, dealing with the RealLife fate of the Iroquois versus the American colonists, is even more about this.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: Litefoot, who played Little Bear, would later go on to be [[Film/MortalKombatAnnihilation Nightwolf]].
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* RealitySubtext: Happens a number of times, most memorably and effectively when in book two Omri tries to bring Tommy back to heal Little Bear, only to find he'd been killed in WorldWarOne, and again in book four when awakening the figures belonging to Jessica Charlotte reveals Sergeant Ellis died at Trafalgar. The last book, dealing with the RealLife fate of the Iroquois versus the American colonists, is even more about this.
* RealitySubtext: Happens a number of times, most memorably and effectively when in book two Omri tries to bring Tommy back to heal Little Bear, only to find he'd been killed in WorldWarOne, and again in book four when awakening the figures belonging to Jessica Charlotte reveals Sergeant Ellis died at Trafalgar. The last book, dealing with the RealLife fate of the Iroquois versus the American colonists, is even more about this.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: Litefoot, who played Little Bear, would later go on to be [[Film/MortalKombatAnnihilation Nightwolf]].
** It would appear that [[Film/TropicThunder Damien Cockburn]] quit film making and joined the army, while [[Film/{{Daredevil}} Jack Murdock]] became a cowboy.
** [[HeAlsoDid She Also Did]]: Julianne Buescher, aka [[VideoGame/StarCraftII The Adjutant]], was the [[http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/The_Indian_in_the_Cupboard puppeteer]] (But not voice) of the rat.
* HeyItsThatGuy: Litefoot, who played Little Bear, would later go on to be [[Film/MortalKombatAnnihilation Nightwolf]].
** It would appear that [[Film/TropicThunder Damien Cockburn]] quit film making and joined the army, while [[Film/{{Daredevil}} Jack Murdock]] became a cowboy.
** [[HeAlsoDid She Also Did]]: Julianne Buescher, aka [[VideoGame/StarCraftII The Adjutant]], was the [[http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/The_Indian_in_the_Cupboard puppeteer]] (But not voice) of the rat.
