Fredric March, Veronica Lake, Robert Benchley
After a ancestor of Wallace Wooley has burned Jennifer, a witch and her father, they cursed his whole family, that the sons will always get the wrong wife. In the 20th century, the witch comes back to...( read more
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This featherweight comedy stars Veronica Lake as a witch, burned at the stake in Ye Olden times who comes back in the 40s to beguile the ancestor of the man responsible. Essentially this is a feature length episode of Bewitched. The jokes aren't really all that funny, and the scr...( read more)
Well, Veronica Lake never really was more than a pretty face (and I'd KILL for her hair...) and in this movie it really shows. Very silly it does manage to have a very old fashioned Bewitched-y charm to it that you can't help but like. Funny plot and a handful of good gags save t...( read more)
Saw this cute movie in the 1940s and enjoyed it and wish they'd make it on a DVD!
Delightful romantic fantasy, Veronica is truly bewitching, March is unusually lively, their chemistry is wonderfu,l you could never tell they absolutely loathed each other behind the scenes. Susan is a superlative bitch and all the other supporting characters are cast to perfecti...( read more)
As I said before in "Bell, Book, and Candle", this movie inspired the TV show, Bewitched; therefore, I have to watch it
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