Programming Note
[Leslie Howard and Bette Davis in Of Human Bondage , 1934] Of Human Bondage (1934), directed by John Cromwell and produced by Pandro S. ...Read More
Showing posts with label Of Human Bondage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Of Human Bondage. Show all posts
I Know What It's Like to Be in Human Bondage, Continued
[Leslie Howard with his children, Ronald and Leslie Ruth, c. 1930] In August 1934, Gladys Hall interviewed Leslie Howard for Motion Pict...Read More
I Know What It's Like to Be in Human Bondage
[Leslie Howard with his son and daughter, Ronald "Wink" and Leslie Ruth "Doodie," in one of the last pictures they took...Read More
Howard Meets Davis - Part Three
After months away from his children and his home, both in England, and the purchase of five polo ponies to alleviate his boredom and irritat...Read More
Howard Meets Davis - Part Two
Upon arriving in Hollywood in the fall of 1933 to begin filming Of Human Bondage (1934) Leslie Howard found that nothing was ready. Even th...Read More
Howard Meets Davis - Part One
[Leslie Howard on the set for Of Human Bondage , 1934] Leslie Howard's initial experience with Bette Davis was one of disinterest and d...Read More
Acting vs. Horses
This week I have talked about Leslie Howard's dislike of acting vs. his love for horses. I am not one of those fortunate people who have...Read More
The Horsy Mr. Howard
Leslie Howard once said, "Polo is living, much more than acting is." Howard didn't much care for acting. As a matter of fact, ...Read More
In Appreciation of a Kinder, Gentler Man
In the February 8, 1935, edition of the The New York Times Andre Sennwald reviews The Scarlet Pimpernel . The New York Times Review , by A...Read More
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