Let There Be Light (1980) - as Narrator

September Affair (1951) - as "September Song" Sung By

The Furies (1950) - as T. C. Jeffords

The Great Sinner (1949) - as General Ostrovsky

Summer Holiday (1948) - as Mr. Nat Miller

The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948) - as Howard

Duel in the Sun (1947) - as Jubal Crabbe, The Sinkiller

Dragonwyck (1946) - as Ephraim Wells

And Then There Were None (1945) - as Dr. Edward G. Armstrong

Know Your Enemy: Japan (1945) - as Narrator

War Comes to America (1945) - as Narrator

Dragon Seed (1944) - as Ling [Tan]

How Strong Is the Enemy? (1944) - as Narrator

The North Star (1943) - as Dr. Pavel Grigorich Kurin

Prelude to War (1943) - as Narrator

Edge of Darkness (1943) - as Dr. Martin Stensgard

December 7th (1943) - as Uncle Sam

Know Your Ally: Britain (1943) - as Narrator

The Nazis Strike (1943) - as Narrator

The Battle of Britain (1943) - as Narrator

Mission to Moscow (1943) - as Joseph E. Davies

Report from the Aleutians (1943) - as Narrator

War Department Report (1943) - as Narrator

The Outlaw (1943) - as Doc Holliday

In This Our Life (1942) - as Bartender

Always in My Heart (1942) - as Mackenzie Scott

Yankee Doodle Dandy (1942) - as Jerry Cohan

The Shanghai Gesture (1942) - as Sir Guy Charteris

Swamp Water (1941) - as Thursday Ragan

The Maltese Falcon (1941) - as Capt. Jacoby

All That Money Can Buy (1941) - as Mr. Scratch

The Light That Failed (1940) - as Torpenhow

Of Human Hearts (1938) - as [Rev.] Ethan Wilkins

Dodsworth (1936) - as Sam Dodsworth

Rhodes (1936) - as Cecil Rhodes

Transatlantic Tunnel (1935) - as President Of The United States

Keep 'Em Rolling (1934) - as Benny Walsh

The Prizefighter and the Lady (1933) - as Professor [Edwin J. Bennett]

Ann Vickers (1933) - as [Judge] Barney Dolphin

Storm at Daybreak (1933) - as Dushan [Radovic]

Hell Below (1933) - as Lieut. Comdr. T. J. Toler, U.S.N.

Gabriel over the White House (1933) - as Hon. Judson [C.] Hammond, The President Of The United States

Kongo (1932) - as [Deadlegs] Flint [Also Known As Rutledge]

Rain (1932) - as Alfred Davidson

American Madness (1932) - as [Thomas] Dickson

Night Court (1932) - as Judge Moffett

The Wet Parade (1932) - as Pow Tarleton

Law and Order (1932) - as Frame Johnson

Beast of the City (1932) - as Jim Fitzpatrick

The Woman from Monte Carlo (1932) - as Commander Corlaix

A House Divided (1931) - as Seth [Law]

The Ruling Voice (1931) - as Jack Bannister

Star Witness (1931) - as District Attorney Whitlock

The Criminal Code (1931) - as Mark Brady

The Virtuous Sin (1930) - as Gen. Gregori Platoff

Abraham Lincoln (1930) - as Abraham Lincoln

The Bad Man (1930) - as Pancho López

The Virginian (1929) - as Trampas

Gentlemen of the Press (1929) - as Wickland Snell

The Lady Lies (1929) - as Robert Rossiter

Sunkist Stars at Palm Springs (1936) - Himself

Intimate Interviews: Walter Huston (1931) - Himself

National Board of Review - 1948

Golden Globe Award - 1948

Oscar - 1948

National Board of Review Award - 1941

New York Film Critics Circle Award - 1936

WIFE - Rhea Gore. Journalist. Born c. 1881; met in St. Louis during the World's Fair; married on December 31, 1904; divorced in 1913; mother of John Huston.

WIFE - Bayonne Whipple. Vaudeville partner. Married in 1915; divorced in 1931.

WIFE - Ninette Sunderland. Actor. Married from 1931 to his death.

FATHER - Robert Houghston. Cabinet maker.

MOTHER - Elizabeth Houghston.

SON - John Huston. Actor, director, screenwriter. Born on August 5, 1906; directed Walter to an Oscar in 1948's "Treasure of the Sierra Madre"; died on August 28, 1987.

GRANDSON - Tony Huston. Screenwriter, director. Born on April 15, 1950.

GRANDDAUGHTER - Anjelica Huston. Actor, director. Born on July 8, 1951; won Oscar for "Prizzi's Honor" (1985), directed by father John.

GRANDSON - Danny Huston. Director. Born on May 14, 1962; directed "Mr. North" (1988).

GRANDDAUGHTER - Allegra Huston. Producer, former book editor. Daughter of John Huston's third wife and a titled Englishman; raised by John Huston after his wife's death.