Emma (1932)
After decades of raising the motherless Smith children, housekeeper Emma Thatcher is faced with resentment when she marries their father.
Director:
Clarence Brown
Writer:
Leonard Praskins
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Marie Dressler as Emma Thatcher |
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Richard Cromwell as Ronnie Smith |
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Jean Hersholt as Frederick Smith |
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Myrna Loy as Isabelle |
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John Miljan as District Attorney |
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Purnell Pratt as Haskins |
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Leila Bennett as Matilda |
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Barbara Kent as Gypsy |
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Kathryn Crawford as Sue |
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George Meeker as Bill |
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Dale Fuller as Maid |
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Wilfred Noy as Drake |
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André Cheron as Count Pierre |
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Wilson Benge as George (Second Butler) (uncredited) |
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Wade Boteler as Airport Official (uncredited) |
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George Cooper as Airfield Mechanic (uncredited) |
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Edith Fellows as Gypsy as a Child (uncredited) |
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Clarence Geldart as Trial Judge (uncredited) |
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Sherry Hall as Magazine and Candy Clerk (uncredited) |
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Edward Hearn as Haskins' Assistant (uncredited) |
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John Larkin as Train Station Porter (uncredited) |
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Edward LeSaint as Druggist at Trial (uncredited) |
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William H. O'Brien as Man (uncredited) |
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Edward Peil Sr. as Man (uncredited) |
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Jack Pennick as Man at Railway Station (uncredited) |
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Dorothy Peterson as Mrs. Winthrop (uncredited) |
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Lee Phelps as Railroad Ticket Agent (uncredited) |
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Anne Shirley as Isabelle as a Child (uncredited) |
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Joan Standing as Employment Agency Clerk (uncredited) |
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Walter Walker as Dr. Horton (uncredited) |
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Jay Ward as Bill as a Child (uncredited) |
| Directing | Clarence Brown | Director |
| Writing | Leonard Praskins | Screenplay |
| Writing | Frances Marion | Story |
| Writing | Zelda Sears | Dialogue |
| Editing | William LeVanway | Editor |
| Costume & Make-Up | Adrian | Costume Design |
| Sound | Douglas Shearer | Sound Director |
| Camera | Oliver T. Marsh | Director of Photography |
| Art | Cedric Gibbons | Art Direction |
| Camera | Samuel Cohen | Assistant Camera |
