I Married a Witch (1942)
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Movie Info
As she burns at the stake, a 17th century witch, Jennifer (Veronica Lake), places a curse on her accuser (Fredric March), so that from this day forward, all of his descendants (each played by him) will be unhappy in marriage. After several hilarious through-the-years examples (the Civil War-era Fredric March runs off to battle rather than endure his wife's nagging), we are brought up to 1942. Wallace Wooley (March) is a gubernatorial candidate, preparing to wed snooty socialite Estelle Masterson
Oct 30, 1942 Wide
Oct 7, 2013
Vestron Video
Cast
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Fredric March
Wallace Wooley -
Veronica Lake
Jennifer -
Robert Benchley
Dr. Dudley White -
Susan Hayward
Estelle Masterson -
Cecil Kellaway
Daniel -
Elizabeth Patterson
Margaret -
Robert Warwick
J.B. Masterson -
Eily Malyon
Tabitha Wooley -
Robert Greig
Town Crier -
Viola Moore
Martha -
Mary Field
Nancy Wooley -
Nora Cecil
Harriet -
Emory Parnell
Allen -
Aldrich Bowker
Henry Justice of the... -
Emma Dunn
Wife of the Justice ... -
Georgia Backus
Older woman -
Charley Bates
Woolley Jr. -
Billy Bevan
Puritan vendor -
Marie Blake
Puritan -
Billy Bletcher
Photographer -
Monte Blue
Doorman -
Wade Boteler
Cop who arrests Dani... -
Al Bridge
Prison Guard -
Ann Carter
Jennifer Jr. the Dau... -
Eddy Chandler
Motorcycle cop -
Chester Conklin
Bartender -
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Gordon De Main
Man with Masterson -
Ralph Dunn
Prison guard -
Jack Gardner
Radio Voice -
Florence Gill
Woman Playing Chess -
William Haade
Policeman -
Reed Hadley
Young man -
Arthur Stuart Hull
Guest -
Jack Luden
Ambulance driver -
Charles R. Moore
Rufus -
Ralph Peters
Prisoner -
Mickey Rentschler
Young Folks at Count... -
Kathrun Sheldon
Elderly wife -
Lee Shumway
Fireman -
Helen St. Rayner
Vocalist -
Harry Tyler
Prisoner -
Frank Mills
Joe cab driver -
George Guhl
Fred the policeman -
Ernie Shields
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All Critics (16) | Top Critics (4) | Fresh (15) | Rotten (0)
I Married A Witch is spiritualism in a vein of knockabout farce. It is more oh-boy than occult. But its humor is Clair enough.
Lake is delightfully effective as the malicious woman, whose ideas of punishment are often beautifully absurd, and March provides an excellent foil.
Fans of Veronica Lake won't be disappointed; the special effects are nicely done too.
A strange but charming comedy fantasy by French director Rene Clair made in Hollywood with Veronica Lake.
Delightful American romantic/comedy fantasy film.
Screwball comedy with real bite as beautiful witch torments stodgy politician
Magical.
Delightful fantasy.
Entertaining whimsy; not unlike 'Bewitched'
An accomplished confection, Witch is required Halloween viewing.
It's short and wittily acerbic, and suggests that his confections may be worth re-assessment.
Charming and clever Rene Clair comedy
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