
84 minutes
6/28/1935
In early 19th century England, ambitious and ruthless orphan Rebecca Sharp advances from the position of governess to the heights of British society. The first feature length film to use three-strip Technicolor.

Miriam Hopkins
as Becky Sharp

Frances Dee
as Amelia Sedley

Cedric Hardwicke
as Marquis of Steyne

Billie Burke
as Lady Bareacres

Alison Skipworth
as Miss Crawley

Nigel Bruce
as Joseph Sedley

Alan Mowbray
as Rawdon Crawley

G.P. Huntley
as George Osborne

William Stack
as Pitt Crawley

George Hassell
as Sir Pitt Crawley

William Faversham
as Duke of Wellington

Charles Richman
as Gen. Tufto

Doris Lloyd
as Duchess of Richmond

Colin Tapley
as William Dobbin

Leonard Mudie
as Tarquin

May Beatty
as Briggs

Charles Coleman
as Bowles

Bunny Beatty
as Lady Blanche

Finis Barton
as Miss Flowery

Olaf Hytten
as The Prince Regent

Pauline Garon
as Fifine
Jimmy Robinson
as Sedley's Page

Elspeth Dudgeon
as Miss Pinkerton

Tempe Pigott
as The Charwoman

Ottola Nesmith
as Lady Jane Crawley
Joan Arnold
as Girl (uncredited)
Billie Bellport
as Girl (uncredited)

Mrs. Leslie Carter
as Woman (uncredited)

Will Geer
as Spectator (uncredited)

Gaston Glass
as British Officer (uncredited)

Creighton Hale
as British Officer (uncredited)
Keith Hitchcock
as British Officer (uncredited)
Viola Moore
as Laura (uncredited)

Pat Nixon
as Ballroom Dancer (uncredited)

C. Montague Shaw
as British Nobleman (uncredited)

Pat Somerset
as British Officer (uncredited)

John Warburton
as Beau Brummel (uncredited)
Madeline Wilson
as Girl (uncredited)