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| Joan Crawford | Anna Holm, aka Ingrid Paulson |
| Melvyn Douglas | Dr. Gustaf Segert |
| Conrad Veidt | Torsten Barring |
| Reginald Owen | Bernard Dalvik |
| Albert Basserman | Consul Magnus Barring |
| Marjorie Main | Emma Kristiansdotter |
| Donald Meek | Herman Rundvik |
| Connie Gilchrist | Christina Dalvik |
| Richard Nichols | Lars-Erik Barring |
| Osa Massen | Vera Segert |
| Charles Quigley | Eric |
| Henry Kolker | Judge |
| George Zucco | Defense Attorney |
| Henry Daniell | Public Prosecutor |
| Robert Warwick | Associate Judge |
| Gilbert Emery | Associate Judge |
| Sarah Padden | Police Matron |
| William Farnum | Court Attendant |
| Rex Evans | Court Notary (uncredited) |
Anna Holm is a terribly disfigured Swedish woman and small-time criminal in Stockholm. Her terrible luck and resulting emotional tumult has left her unable to sustain relationships and ultimately pushes her to a life of blackmailing schemes and ennui. A young doctor gives her the opportunity to regain some semblance of beauty and, with it, a chance at love. Will she be able to come to terms with her past and embrace a second chance at happiness?
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