At the 21st Academy Awards, "The Treasure Of The Sierra Madre" received four nominations, and won three awards for Best Supporting Actor for Walter Huston, and Best Director and Best Writing, Screenplay for John Huston, the only Oscars he would claim. There has been controversy since the ceremony in 1949 because of the Academy’s choice in not nominating Humphrey Bogart for the Academy Award for Best Actor, a choice that has since been condemned by modern critics and Academy members. Bogart’s performance has been named the best of his career. Acclaimed British actor Daniel Day-Lewis said that his second Oscar-winning performance as vicious oil baron Daniel Plainview in "There Will Be Blood" was heavily inspired by Bogart’s portrayal of Fred C. Dobbs.