Published on June 30, 2012 by Amy
Zahn McClarnon
Zahn McClarnon (Standing Rock Sioux) is a Native American actor, who is known for his guest starring roles in various television shows. He grew up in Northern Montana, Nebraska and Wyoming. He moved to Los Angeles in 1990 to further pursue his career as an actor.
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Zahn has appeared in many television series, including Baywatch, Chicago Hope, Dangerous Minds, Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman, Murphy Brown and NYPD Blue. Recent television work includes his second guest appearance on Walker, Texas Ranger and a guest appearance on the Fox TV Series, Freaky Links.
In 1996 and 1997 Zahn was presented with The First Americans In The Arts Awards for Outstanding Guest Performance in a TV Drama Series for his work on Chicago Hope and Dangerous Minds.
Feature film work includes a co-starring role with Richard Dreyfuss in the film Silent Fall. Recent film work includes the feature film, SKINS, directed by Chris Eyre who also directed the award winning film, SMOKE SIGNALS.
Zahn was in Into the West (2005) miniseries for TNT, he played Running Fox (also protrayed by Russell Means), the brother of Dog Star played by Michael Spears and Gil Birmingham. He has starred in a 2009 film Not Forgotten and a comedy film Repo Chick. He had a recurring role as Bodaway Macawi in Ringer. In 2012 he also starred in Longmire an A&E Series, as Officer Mathias. It was renewed for a second season in 2013, no word if Zahn will be appearing in the second season.
In his leisure time, Zahn enjoys, hanging out at the dog park with his best friend Ista, riding his Harley Davidson, playing Raquet ball or Snow Skiing.
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