Of Human Bondage (Cromwell, 1934): BFI Southbank, NFT1, 6pm
This (now digital) presentation, also being screened on August 1st, is part of the Bette Davis season at BFI Southbank.
Chicago Reader review:
John Cromwell's 1934 version of Maugham's boring, lumpy novel is still
by far the best one. Today, it's chiefly memorable as the movie that
made Bette Davis a star—and that's enough for any film. With the great
Leslie Howard.
Don Druker
Here (and above) is an extract.
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