Cast
- Paul Muni as Émile Zola
- Gloria Holden as Alexandrine Zola
- Gale Sondergaard as Lucie Dreyfus
- Joseph Schildkraut as Captain Alfred Dreyfus
- Donald Crisp as Maitre Labori
- Erin O'Brien-Moore as Nana
- John Litel as Charpentier
- Henry O'Neill as Colonel Picquart
- Morris Carnovsky as Anatole France, Zola's friend and supporter
- Louis Calhern as Major Dort
- Ralph Morgan as Commander of Paris
- Robert Barrat as Major Walsin-Esterhazy
- Vladimir Sokoloff as Paul Cézanne
- Grant Mitchell as Georges Clemenceau
- Harry Davenport as Chief of Staff
- Robert Warwick as Major Henry
- Charles Richman as M. Delagorgue
- Gilbert Emery as Minister of War
- Walter Kingsford as Colonel Sandherr
- Paul Everton as Assistant Chief of Staff
- Montagu Love as M. Cavaignac
- Frank Sheridan as M. Van Cassell
- Lumsden Hare as Mr. Richards
- Marcia Mae Jones as Helen Richards
- Florence Roberts as Madame Zola, Zola's mother
- Dickie Moore as Pierre Dreyfus, Captain Dreyfus's son
- Rolla Gourvitch as Jeanne Dreyfus, Dreyfus's daughter
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