Howard Saint is a film villain in the 2004 film The Punisher. He was portrayed by John Travolta. Saint is a mobster who operates out of Tampa, Florida. Saint works for brothers Mike and Joe Toro, the leaders of the Cuba mafia, but he and his wife maintain a semi-legitimate image in the public eye as the owner of several nightclubs. During an undercover operation gone wrong, Saint's younger son Robert is killed by DEA agents. Determined to see...
Howard and Quentin discuss how Frank is still alive and what he is doing.
Howard and Quentin try to figure out if Frank has a death wish.
Howard tries to reason with his own actions against Castle, then John Saint d...
Howard asks if the Cubans have called, Quentin responds that they will visit ...
Howard loses his cool with the Toro brothers when they blame him for their loss.
Mike Toro asks Howard to guarantee the safety of his money the next time.
Howard Saint identifies the body of his dead son, Bobby Saint, to Jimmy Weeks...
Howard gives Quentin one last chance to fess up to the affair, although Quent...
Howard Saint realizes he should simply hire his own men to hunt down and kill...
Howard tells Livia that he knows what she and Quentin have been up to, even t...
Howard Saint gets a call from John, right as he happens to see Frank Castle's...
Howard tosses the parking tickets at Livia, the ones that Frank planted to fr...
Howard Saint makes his appearance to punish the guilty party about the death ...
Howard Saint shoots another man instead of Mickey.
Howard is taking Livia back to the ghetto where he first laid eyes on her.
Howard Saint tells his goons that Bobby's death should never have happened.
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