Hud

Hard-working Texas rancher Homer Bannon has a conflict with his unscrupulous, selfish, arrogant and egotistical son Hud, who sank into alcoholism after accidentally killing his brother in a car crash.

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TheTVDB.com Movie ID 11215
Status Released
Released Worldwide May 29, 1963
Content Rating Great Britain 12 United States of America NR
Runtime 112 minutes
Genres Drama Western
Original Country United States of America
Original Language English
Spoken Languages English
Studio Paramount Pictures
Production Company Paramount Pictures
Production Countries United States of America
Trailers English Hud - Trailer
On Other Sites IMDB TheMovieDB.com
Box Office Worldwide $10,000,000 US $0
Geographic Location America / United States
Relationship Types Family Father/Son
Sensitive Content & Trigger Warnings Alcohol Animal Cruelty / Animal Death Car Accident Death or Dying Profanity Rape / Sexual Assault Smoking / Tobacco
Setting Farm / Rural Area
Time Period 1960s
Award Nominations Patricia Neal for Academy Awards, Actress in a Leading Role, 1964 (winner) Harriet Frank Jr. for Academy Awards, Writing (Original Screenplay), 1964 Harriet Frank Jr. for Writers Guild of America Awards, Best Written Drama, 1964 Melvyn Douglas for Academy Awards, Actor in a Supporting Role, 1964 (winner) Academy Awards, Cinematography, 1964 (winner) Paul Newman for Academy Awards, Actor in a Leading Role, 1964 Martin Ritt for Academy Awards, Directing, 1964 Martin Ritt for Directors Guild of America Awards, Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Theatrical Feature Film, 1964 Golden Globe Awards, Best Motion Picture – Drama, 1964 Martin Ritt for Golden Globe Awards, Best Director – Motion Picture, 1964 Paul Newman for Golden Globe Awards, Best Actor in a Motion Picture – Drama, 1964 Melvyn Douglas for Golden Globe Awards, Best Supporting Actor – Motion Picture, 1964 Patricia Neal for Golden Globe Awards, Best Supporting Actress – Motion Picture, 1964 Irving Ravetch for Writers Guild of America Awards, Best Written Drama, 1964 Irving Ravetch for Academy Awards, Writing (Original Screenplay), 1964
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Paul Newman
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Melvyn Douglas
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Patricia Neal
as Alma Brown
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Brandon de Wilde
as Lonnie Bannon
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Whit Bissell
as Mr. Burris
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Crahan Denton
as Jesse
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John Ashley
as Hermy
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Val Avery
as Jose
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George Petrie
as Joe Scanlon
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Curt Conway
as Truman Peters
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Sheldon Allman
as Mr. Thompson
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Pitt Herbert
as Mr. Larker
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Robert Hinkle
as Rodeo Announcer Frank
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Don Kennedy
as Charlie Tucker
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Sharyn Hillyer
as Myra
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Yvette Vickers
as Lily Peters
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Harriet Frank Jr.
Irving Ravetch

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Martin Ritt

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Hud

Paul Newman as Hud Bannon * needs role-specific image

Melvyn Douglas as Homer Bannon * needs role-specific image

Patricia Neal as Alma Brown * needs role-specific image

Brandon de Wilde as Lonnie Bannon * needs role-specific image

Whit Bissell as Mr. Burris * needs role-specific image

Crahan Denton as Jesse * needs role-specific image

John Ashley as Hermy * needs role-specific image

Val Avery as Jose * needs role-specific image

George Petrie as Joe Scanlon * needs role-specific image

Curt Conway as Truman Peters * needs role-specific image

Sheldon Allman as Mr. Thompson * needs role-specific image

Pitt Herbert as Mr. Larker * needs role-specific image

Robert Hinkle as Rodeo Announcer Frank * needs role-specific image

Don Kennedy as Charlie Tucker * needs role-specific image

Sharyn Hillyer as Myra * needs role-specific image

Yvette Vickers as Lily Peters * needs role-specific image