| I Married A Witch | |||||
| MGM/UA (1942) | |||||
| Comedy, Fantasy, Horror, Romance | |||||
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| Fredric March | Jonathan Wooley / Nathaniel Wooley / Samuel Wooley / 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 | |
| Beverly Andre | Girl at Country Club | |
| Georgia Backus | Older Woman | |
| Charles Bates | Wooley's Son | |
| Brooks Benedict | Country Club Extra | |
| Billy Bevan | Puritan Vendor | |
| Marie Blake | Purity Sykes | |
| Billy Bletcher | Photographer | |
| Monte Blue | Doorman |
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| Producer | Preston Sturges
Rene Clair |
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| Writer | Marc Connelly
Dalton Trumbo |
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| Cinematography | Ted Tetzlaff
Gordon Jennings |
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| Musician | Roy Webb
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A delightful comedy from the golden age of Hollywood, based on an unfinished novel by Throne Smith. A witch and her sorcerer father who were burned at the stake several centuries ago return to the present to haunt the descendant of the man who condemned them. Ok, it doesn't sound funny, but it is! Academy Award Nominations: Best Scoring of a Dramatic or Comedic Picture. |
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