Of Human Bondage (1946) Edmund Goulding
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Of Human Bondage 1946 ‧ Black and white/Drama ‧ 1h 45m
At the turn of the century, Philip Carey (Paul Henreid) is a meek, clubfooted man attending medical school after failing to make it as an artist. Looking for love to invigorate his life, Carey meets Mildred Rogers (Eleanor Parker), a disinterested waitress at a nearby restaurant. Although Carey finds her personality disagreeable, he is strangely drawn to her. Soon, the two begin a dysfunctional relationship where she abandons him and he always takes her back, regardless of how it might harm him.
Initial release: 1946
Director: Edmund Goulding
Music composed by: Erich Wolfgang Korngold
Production company: Warner Bros.
Screenplay: Catherine Turney, W. Somerset Maugham
Spanish subtitles
At the turn of the century, Philip Carey (Paul Henreid) is a meek, clubfooted man attending medical school after failing to make it as an artist. Looking for love to invigorate his life, Carey meets Mildred Rogers (Eleanor Parker), a disinterested waitress at a nearby restaurant. Although Carey finds her personality disagreeable, he is strangely drawn to her. Soon, the two begin a dysfunctional relationship where she abandons him and he always takes her back, regardless of how it might harm him.
Initial release: 1946
Director: Edmund Goulding
Music composed by: Erich Wolfgang Korngold
Production company: Warner Bros.
Screenplay: Catherine Turney, W. Somerset Maugham
Spanish subtitles