Leslie Howard
Philip Carey
Bette Davis
Mildred Rogers
Frances Dee
Sally Athelny
Kay Johnson
Norah
Reginald Denny
Harry Griffiths
Alan Hale
Emil Miller
Reginald Sheffield
Cyril Dunsford
Reginald Owen
Thorpe Athelny
Desmond Roberts
Dr. Jacobs
Harry Allen
Cabbie at End (uncredited)Ray Atchley
J. Murphy (uncredited)
Frank Baker
Policeman Removing Mildred (uncredited)Evelyn Beresford
Coughing Lady (uncredited)Jimmy Casey
(uncredited)Ma Curly
Charwoman (uncredited)Byron Fitzpatrick
(uncredited)Frankie Grandetta
Newsboy (uncredited)Tommy Hughes
Englishman (uncredited)
Kenner G. Kemp
Hospital Interne (uncredited)Billy Mills
(uncredited)Nat Neahan
Slim (uncredited)
Tempe Pigott
Philip's Landlady Agnes Hollett (uncredited)Irene Rich
Baby (uncredited)Adrian Rosley
Paris Art Teacher Mons. Flourney (uncredited)Frank Schwab
(uncredited)Al Sullivan
Jimmy Gray (uncredited)Madeline Wilson
Girl (uncredited)
Douglas Gordon
Hawker (uncredited) (voice)
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- #tuberculosis
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- #unwed mother
- #mistreatment
- #meltdown
- #aspiring artist
- #jilted woman
- #spurned man
- #club foot
- #destitution
- #vitriol
- #savings bonds
- #horrible person
- #selfish woman
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Early on in Of Human Bondage Philip Carey (Leslie Howard) is told “You will never be anything but mediocre.” Soon after, Mildred Rogers is described as “anemic … ill-natured and contemptible.” Neither will ever do anything to disprove these assessments. Carey especially will never be able to overcome his weakness; he was literally born with a clubfoot, but his real problem is that he never develop
I can tell when I am engaged with a film if I want to get off the chair and strangle one of the cast... Well Leslie Howard engenders exactly that feeling as he plays the hapless, lovestruck "Philip" who has fallen in love with the nasty, scheming "Mildred" - Bette Davis (with a rather dodgy English agent). The chemistry between the two of them is great. She treats him appallingly, yet like a dotin