I Married A Witch

In case you thought the TV series Bewitched was conjured out of thin air, here’s a fairly obvious predecessor. Veronica Lake stars as a 17th-century witch who is reincarnated in New England in 1942 – the year this fanciful romantic comedy was released. Fredric March plays her somewhat bewitched, often perplexed husband. Or, if you prefer, her Darren.

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