A true patriarch of Hollywood royalty, Walter Huston’s prolific career spanned stage and screen, leaving behind a remarkable filmography cherished by collectors. While his definitive, Oscar-winning turn as Howard in *The Treasure of the Sierra Madre* (1948) remains a cornerstone of any serious film collection, often found in pristine Blu-ray or 4K editions, his earlier work offers just as much to explore. From his powerful performance in William Wyler’s *Dodsworth* (1936), a Criterion Collection staple, to his subtle yet impactful role in John Huston’s *The Maltese Falcon* (1941), Walter Huston brought gravitas and authenticity to every character. His later film *And Then There Were None* (1945) provides a masterclass in ensemble acting, a perennial home video favorite for its intricate plot and classic noir aesthetic. Collectors seek out his films not just for their historical significance, but for Huston's magnetic screen presence, which shines through even on older transfers, making him an essential figure in American cinema.