An established vaudevillian and stage actor before his film career, Walter Huston had a long career before his memorable role as Howard in "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre." Having worked nonstop in the '30s and '40s and nominated three times for both supporting and lead actor, Huston's best contribution to film was his roles in son's, John Huston, directed films. In 1941 he would play an uncredited deliverer in "The Maltese Falcon," but it was Howard in "Sierra Madre" that solidified both Hustons.
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