I MARRIED A WITCH (1942)
I had hopes, when the big screen version of BEWITCHED came out, that someone might decide to dust this off and give it a DVD release. It seems sadly overlooked, these days.
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I'm glad that I never had anyone dissuade me from seeing this, and ecourage others here to see it for themselves...I've been a fan of this wonderful film for quite some time, and am a fan of Rene...
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IMAW was one of several films produced at Paramount by Cinema Guild productions (others were YOUNG AND WILLING, THE CRYSTAL BALL) that were ultimately released through United Artists. But the entire...
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TCM shows it every once and awhile."Of course I had to get rid of the eye."
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See Hollywood Reporter, 14 Sep 1942, pp. 1-2, for a story on Paramount's sale of a number of pictures to United Artists.
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The "Lights Out" television series did a takeoff on I MARRIED A WITCH ten years later featuring Veronica Lake, titled "Beware This Woman". It involved a scientist being called by Ms. Lake (as the...
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This still needs to be on DVD!In the meantime, there is a fellow named Red Witch who has an excellent website named (imaginatively enough) Sexy Witch, and he is a collector of all kinds of imagrey...
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Veronica is so adorable in this film!Beware the UK DVD...the quality is HORRIBLE, worse than a dollar DVD.
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I've also read reports that the UK R2 DVD is poor, Koukol. I hope that this charming film eventually recieves a fitting release. Thanks for the links, Doc - some lovely images there. I seem to...
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Koukol 5 wrote:Veronica is so adorable in this film!There's also a very early Susan Hayward as her rival.
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At Amazon uk they are showing two version of this ,one the mentioned uk print and also a Spanish region 2 copy with nice art work. The review's for both copy's appear to be the same ( a common thing...
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Criterion has non-committedly said they'll be releasing I Married a Witch "someday". http://www.criterionforum...forum/viewtopic.php?t=23 (under unofficial possibilities)
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I recently picked up a mint original print and a copy of the original Thorne Smith novel. I ran the film for my 24 year-old daughter. She loved it. She really appreciated the wittiness of the script.
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Criterion finally came out with the regular DVD and Blu-Ray this past October. Looks really good with exception of one brief spot where there's some weird distortion or something on the right side of...
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anything with Cecil Kellaway...darn, I forgot to add this one to the fun movies of the 30s & 40s..
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Cecil Kellaway is great in I MARRIED A WITCH. Steals nearly every scene he's in. I love when he gets drunk and thrown in jail. He's so inebriated he can't remember his spells.
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And there's a brief appearance of the late great Ann Carter as Lake's look alike daughter.I was kind of surprised to find there don't seem to be any studio publicity photos of Lake and Carter together.
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That's a good point.....I think the only photo I've seen of them together is taken directly from their scene together in the film.Hmmm....
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Delightful and wickedly funny precursor to Bewitched, though the flavor is quite different, feels pre-Code for one, but is also rather like a sexy, madcap version of Black Sunday.Check it out, if you...
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When this film was making the rounds in the early 2000s, I'd heard a comment that Lake had dropped the jacket and walked away au naturel, startling the crew and even miffing March. But I can't find...
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