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The Treasure of the Sierra Madre - Steelbook Edition (UK EDITION)
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Gold in the hills, avarice in the hearts of men. Two hard-luck drifters (Humphrey Bogart and Tim Holt) and a grizzled prospector (Walter Huston) discover gold. Then greed and paranoia set in. Shot in Mexico, The Treasure of the Sierra Madre cost a then-huge $3 million - and led to a showdown.
Jack Warner argued top-billed Bogart shouldn't die before the finale. But John Huston stood his ground and won Academy Awards for his direction and screenplay. And his dad took the Best Supporting Actor Oscar.
Without awards, but with enduring acclaim, is Bogart's performance, transforming from a likable hobo to a heartless thug simmering in greed. Treasure's place on the American Film Institute's Top 100 American Films list reaffirms it's still a powerful movie.
Special Features:
- Commentary by Eric Lax
- Introduction by Leonard Maltin - Warner Night at the Movies
- Key Largo Theatrical Trailer - Warner Night at the Movies
- Newsreel - Warner Night at the Movies
- So You Want to be a Detective - Warner Night at the Movies
- Hot Cross Bunny 91948 Looney Toons Short) - Warner Night at the Movies
- The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (Feature) - Warner Night at the Movies
- John huston: THe Man, The Movies, The Maverick
- Discovering Treasure: The Story of The Treasure of the Sierra Madre
- 8 Ball Bunny (1950 Looney Toons Short)
- 4/18/1949 Lux Radio Theater Brodcast
- The Treasue of the Sierra Madre
- Warner Bros.
- 126 mins approx.
- PG
- 1.37:1 Widescreen
- English
- 1
- Warner Bros.
- John Huston
Brazilian Portuguese
- Humphrey Bogart
- Walter Huston
- Tim Holt
- Bruce Bennett
Brazilian Portuguese, Castilian Spanish, Danish, English, Finnish, French, German, Latin Spanish, Swedish, Norwegian
- 1948
- Free
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre - Steelbook Edition (UK EDITION)
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$12.99
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Gold in the hills, avarice in the hearts of men. Two hard-luck drifters (Humphrey Bogart and Tim Holt) and a grizzled prospector (Walter Huston) discover gold. Then greed and paranoia set in. Shot in Mexico, The Treasure of the Sierra Madre cost a then-huge $3 million - and led to a showdown.
Jack Warner argued top-billed Bogart shouldn't die before the finale. But John Huston stood his ground and won Academy Awards for his direction and screenplay. And his dad took the Best Supporting Actor Oscar.
Without awards, but with enduring acclaim, is Bogart's performance, transforming from a likable hobo to a heartless thug simmering in greed. Treasure's place on the American Film Institute's Top 100 American Films list reaffirms it's still a powerful movie.
Special Features:
- Commentary by Eric Lax
- Introduction by Leonard Maltin - Warner Night at the Movies
- Key Largo Theatrical Trailer - Warner Night at the Movies
- Newsreel - Warner Night at the Movies
- So You Want to be a Detective - Warner Night at the Movies
- Hot Cross Bunny 91948 Looney Toons Short) - Warner Night at the Movies
- The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (Feature) - Warner Night at the Movies
- John huston: THe Man, The Movies, The Maverick
- Discovering Treasure: The Story of The Treasure of the Sierra Madre
- 8 Ball Bunny (1950 Looney Toons Short)
- 4/18/1949 Lux Radio Theater Brodcast
- The Treasue of the Sierra Madre
- Warner Bros.
- 126 mins approx.
- PG
- 1.37:1 Widescreen
- English
- 1
- Warner Bros.
- John Huston
Brazilian Portuguese
- Humphrey Bogart
- Walter Huston
- Tim Holt
- Bruce Bennett
Brazilian Portuguese, Castilian Spanish, Danish, English, Finnish, French, German, Latin Spanish, Swedish, Norwegian
- 1948
- Free
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