Directed by:
Michael Mann

Starring:
Daniel Day-Lewis as Hawkeye/Nathaniel Poe
Madeleine Stowe as Cora Munro
Russell Means as Chingachgook
Eric Schweig as Uncas
Jodhi May as Alice Munro
Steven Waddington as Maj. Duncan Heyward
Wes Studi as Magua
Maurice Roëves as Col. Edmund Munro
Patrice Chéreau as Gen Montcalm
Edward Blatchford as Jack Winthrop

• Near the end of the film there is a slow-motion shot of hawkeye screaming "no!". In this scene he bumps a rock that slightly caves in. - David

• In the climactic battle, that takes place in a field, one of the huron indians fires his musket 3 times. Muskets only fired one shot at a time. - David

• Near the end of the film, in the showdown between Uncas and Magua, you can see a "line" in Magua's knife. This is because this is a stage knife. When the knife "stabs" someone the blade goes in. The "line" is the opening that the blade goes in. - David

• In the scene where Nathaniel, Chingachook, and Uncas are approaching the Cameron cabin in the dark, before the get invited in for supper; there is a distance shot of the cabin where you can see Alexandra come out of the door, walk across the porch, and stand on the edge of the platform. Then there is a close-up shot of the porch where you see Alexandra come out of the door, walk across the porch, and stand on the edge of the platform again. - Cathy

• Also, in the scene where Uncas is eyeballing Alice by the edge of the stream where she is about to climb up the rocks, the film footage of Uncas has been reversed so that his earring, moles and all the other details of his face are reversed. - Cathy

• During the scene where Nathaniel and Uncas are acting as sharpshooters in order to protect the messenger carrying the message to Web at Fort Edward, you can see that the sky in the background changes around from one clip to another reflecting that it is getting later and earlier and later and earlier in the day during the entire length of this sequence. - Cathy

• At the beginning, during the hunt as the deer runs past the camera, you can spot a man waving a flag or bandana behind the deer. (VHS - Special Edition) - galina

• In the original VHS during the Par les vous (spelling?) to surrender the fort, a silver bus drives past in the background. (VHS - Special Edition) - galina

• After the English & co. leave the fort, as they are entering the meadow, at the bottom of the screen you can see the director carrying a megaphone and a stage hand to his left. (VHS - Special Edition) - galina