Film Versions
- Of Human Bondage (1934) – Leslie Howard as Philip, and Bette Davis as Mildred, the role that established her as a star
- Of Human Bondage (1946) – Directed by Edmund Goulding, with Paul Henreid and Eleanor Parker in the lead roles
- Of Human Bondage (1964) – Laurence Harvey and Kim Novak in the lead roles
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