Elizabeth Montgomery starred in the 1963 film Johnny Cool, which was directed by William Asher, with whom she did not initially get along. "In fact," laughs Pilato, "it was hate at first sight ...

With a twitch of her nose, Elizabeth Montgomery cast a spell on viewers as the sly sorceress, Samantha Stephens, on Bewitched. Off screen, she was equally enchanting. “Elizabeth was the least ...

Elizabeth Montgomery's Husband Is the One Who First Noticed Her Nose Twitch — and Convinced Her to Use it in “Bewitched” Angela Andaloro Tue, October 22, 2024 at 2:50 PM UTC ...

Montgomery was dressed in loose-fitting clothing to hide her expanding belly. When it came to Montgomery’s second pregnancy, the producers of the show decided it was time for Samantha and Darrin ...

Elizabeth Montgomery was best known for her witchy ways as Samantha Stephens on the popular TV show Bewitched, which earned her five Primetime Emmy Award nominations and four Golden Globe Award ...

The Bewitched cast during a table read: Agnes Moorehead (Endora) sits at the end of the table, Bernie Kopell to her right, Elizabeth Montgomery (with sunglasses on her head), William Asher ...

After charming audiences as America’s favorite witch, Elizabeth Montgomery was ready for a fresh start. Despite "Bewitched" being renewed for Seasons 9 and 10, its star wanted out. And there was ...

MONTGOMERY, Elizabeth Deppe Age 83 of Fairfield Twp, passed away Tuesday, July 13, 2021, at her home with family members by her side. She was born in New Bern, North Carolina, on May 28, 1938 ...

Read a 1964 profile of Elizabeth Montgomery, the star of the new show Bewitched, here in TIME’s archives: The Girl with the Necromantic Nose. More Must-Reads from TIME.

But Elizabeth Montgomery isn’t fooling around anymore. The star of TV’s Bewitched will soon be back as a real-life witch in the CBS made-for- television movie drama Sins of the Mother.

Prior to that, Montgomery was married to Frederic Gallatin Cammann from 1955 to 1956; to actor Gig Young from 1956 to 1963; and Robert Foxworth, from 1993 until Montgomery’s death in 1995.