✋ Face Slap 🎬 Of Human Bondage (1934) #slap #precodemovies #slap

Of Human Bondage (1934), starring Bette Davis
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[mjones]

Bette Davis did the best Mildred than all the other actresses' performances. She was willing to play this woman unvarnished. A superb performance since this day.

[nicoletanis]

Two very talented actors are entertaining us in a timeless movie.

[Seabasstien]

Bette Davis was the best actor of her generation

[randytracy]

Oh, boy! That slap bette Davis gave Leslie Howard on the face-you could hear that so loud when you watched it!! 😮😮😮😮😮

[johnnicholas]

Read the novel first over 50 years
ago. It left little impression on me
back then.

After about 40 years ago, the story
came back to me as I became
aware that a chance meeting between two individuals can result
in a life long tragedy wrecking one
or both lives.

The tale makes a very serious
obsevation and has caused me
to appreciate the author's genius.

Great acting in the movie as well.

This is not a pretty story.

[delizade]

That girl might be Susan Sarandon's mother or something :)

[johnsewell]

Bette Davis may have been a good actress ( some disagree, myself included ), but her British Accent is obscene its so bad. I've never heard or seen worse on a so called " big name " actress. It passed as acceptable - PRE WWII, as most moviegoing Americans had little to no experience with actual British Subjects. But after the War - Post WWII - it was laughable to most in the know. Growing up British - its painful to watch now, and one can only imagine the snickers in movie houses from coast to