Robert Duvall left behind a fortune estimated at up to $70 million when he died – the culmination of a seven-decade career that made him one of the defining faces of American cinema.
Duvall died at home on Sunday, February 15 aged 95, decades after rising to prominence in the early 1960s and became one of the last surviving titans of the New Hollywood era.
He built his wealth not on a single franchise but on a steady stream of high-value performances across more than 90 film and television credits.
His films generated more than $3.15 billion at the global box office.