Hud (film) - Production Notes

Production Notes

In the source novel Horseman, Pass By, the Bannons' housekeeper Alma is a black woman and her role in the story is somewhat larger; in the film, Alma is played by Patricia Neal and the part is comparatively small. Despite the small part, Neal won the Academy Award for Best Actress for her portrayal.

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