STOLEN WOMEN: CAPTURED HEARTS

Stolen Women: Captured Hearts is a 1997 made-for-television film by Jerry London.

Plot
A western love story set on the plains of Kansas in 1868. Tokalah is a warrior who is mysteriously drawn to a white settler named Anna, whom he had seen in a vision when he was a boy. After sparing her life during a wagon trail fight, he and his tribe return to the town later and kidnap Anna together with her friend, Sarah White and force them both to live with the Lakotas.

After being captured, Anna at first refuses his overtures, then gradually adjusts to her new life and begins to feel a connection to Tokalah and the Lakotas way of life. Sarah however remains desperate to return home.

After a year, the women are rescued from the tribe by the cavalry force led by General Custer and reunited with their families. Anna, however, longing to be with Tokalah, leaves her husband and brother and returns to Tokalah.

Cast Name - Played by
Anna Brewster - Janine Turner
Daniel Morgan - Patrick Bergin
Sarah White - Jean Louisa Kelly
Chief Tokalah - Michael Greyeyes
Waxanhdo - Rodney A Grant
General Custer - William Shockley
Luta - Saginaw Grant
Cetan - William Lightning
Stewart Brewster - Ted Shakelford
Captain Robert Farnsworth - Dennis Weaver
Kimimila - Selina Jayne
Manipi - Kateri Walker

Additional Information
Some 12.4 million viewers watched "Stolen women: captured hearts" when it first aired on CBS. It won as that night's most highly-rated program.