Harold Van Adam — The Man Who Played God Character Profile

About Harold Van Adam

A young man Grace falls in love with. His conversation with Grace in Central Park is overheard by Montgomery, prompting Royle to realize Grace's true feelings and subsequently end their engagement for her well-being.

Character Facts

Played by

Donald Cook

Appears in

The Man Who Played God (1932)

Role

Supporting

Relationships (2)

• Harold Van Adam — Romantic Partners — Grace Blair (Bette Davis)

  Genuine romantic attraction that conflicts with her sense of loyalty.

• Harold Van Adam — Narrative Unseen Rival — Montgomery Royle (George Arliss)

  Indirect romantic competitor observed from a distance.

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• Montgomery Royle (George Arliss)
• Mildred Miller (Violet Heming)
• Grace Blair (Bette Davis)
• Florence Royle (Louise Closser Hale)
• The King (André Luguet)
• Eddie (uncredited) (Ray Milland)
• Mrs. Alice Chittendon (Hedda Hopper)
• Appleby - the Lip Reader (Oscar Apfel)
• Battle (Ivan F. Simpson)
• The Doctor (Charles E. Evans)
• Jenny (uncredited) (Dorothy Libaire)