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The Treasure of the Sierra Madre
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Humphrey Bogart, Walter Huston, Tim Holt, Bruce Bennett View AllCrew
John Huston (Screenplay), John Huston (Director) View All
Release: Jan. 15th, 1948
Runtime: 2 hours, 6 minutes
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The ghost of sierra de cobre
This movie was shot in 1964 and was a pilot for TV. I saw it in Australia in the late sixties on tv. It is the scariest film ever shot. Does anyone know where I can find it? Any format will do! Please...
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Cobpyth
Because of the great performances (especially from Bogart) and because of the realistic environments, this film truly transports its viewers to the Sierra Madre Mountains and makes them part of the characters' quest for gold.
mark f
Traven's novel, goes through all kinds of complications - being an out of work American in Mexico, getting ripped off by another American, learning about gold from an knowledgeable old-timer, wanting to throw water in Bobby Blake's "ugly mug", worrying about your goods and having to take "look sees"....
PHOENIX74
Although the film itself would miss out on a Best Picture win despite being nominated, it won for Best Director (John Huston) and Best Screenplay (John Huston) - which are wins people usually say indicate that it should have won Best Picture (that went to Laurence Olivier's Hamlet..
