Later, the desperate, ""fallen"" unwed mother (Edna Purviance) reappeared, after having becoming wealthy, and sought o regain custody and get the child back through social welfare workers in a heartwrenching, melodramatic moment.With a production budget of $5 million, and box-office gross receipts of $45 million (domestic).Body Count:7 (all on-screen, committed by Freddy Krueger).Also, the death of Freddy himself in the conclusion.BackgroundOf Human Bondage(1934) was derived from the 1915 novel of the same name by W.Somerset Maugham.The tragic story""s adaptation about a crippled doctor""s destructive and compulsive passion for a coarse waitress was advertised with the tagline on one of its posters:"The Love That Lifted a Man to Paradise.Ullman: Well, obviously, some people can be put off by the idea of staying alone in a place where something like that actually happened.He then raised the vehicle and then dropped it on its roof.Encircled by police cars, Max begged: "It""s not my fault." A cameraman filmed him - projecting his glowing blue image onto one of the billboards as Max reveled in his newfound stardom: "They see me.Bannister argues, conversely, that money for countless operations has saved him from a lifetime of crippling paralysis:Bannister: Are you independently wealthy?O""Hara: I""m independent.