Cast
| Paul Muni as Wang Lung, a farmer | Tilly Losch as Lotus | ||
| Luise Rainer as O-Lan, Wang Lung's wife | Charley Grapewin as Old Father, Wang Lung's parent | ||
| Walter Connolly as Wang Lung's uncle | Jessie Ralph as Cuckoo |
| Yong Soo | as Aunt |
| Keye Luke | as Elder Son |
| Roland Lui | as Younger Son |
| Suzanna Kim | as Little Fool, Wang Lung's simpleminded daughter |
| Ching Wa Lee | as Ching, Wang Lung's friend and later steward of his lands |
| Harold Huber | as Cousin |
| Olaf Hytten | as Liu, the grain merchant |
| William Law | as the gateman |
| Mary Wong | as Little Bride |
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