Ma femme est une sorcière

Wade Boteler Renny McEvoy Dan White Bess Flowers as Matron of Honor (uncredited) Kathryn Sheldon Fredric March as Jonathan / Nathaniel / Samuel / Wallace Wooley Charles Bates as Wooley's Son (uncredited) Marie Blake as Purity Sykes (uncredited) Eddy Chandler Robert Homans Jack Luden Georgia Backus as Older Woman (uncredited) Monte Blue as Doorman (uncredited) Frank Elliott Reed Hadley Harry Tyler Al Bridge as Second Prison Guard (uncredited) Charles R. Moore as Rufus - Samuel's Servant (uncredited) Emory Parnell as Allen - Hotel Owner (uncredited) Franklyn Farnum Peter Leeds Ralph Peters Cyril Ring Ronald R. Rondell Eily Malyon as Tabitha Wooley (uncredited) Veronica Lake as Jennifer Robert Greig as Town Crier (uncredited) Elizabeth Patterson as Margaret Gordon De Main as Man with Masterson on Radio (uncredited) Billy Bletcher Arthur Stuart Hull Amzie Strickland Gino Corrado William Haade Robert Benchley as Dr. Dudley White Aldrich Bowker as Justice of the Peace (uncredited) Mickey Rentschler Lee Shumway Brooks Benedict as Country Club Guest (uncredited) Frank Mills Loretta Russell Ernest Shields Bert Stevens Susan Hayward as Estelle Masterson Ann Carter as Jennifer Wooley (uncredited) Ralph Dunn as First Prison Guard (uncredited) James Millican Billy Bevan as Puritan Vendor (uncredited) Nora Cecil as Harriet Wooley (uncredited) Chester Conklin as Party Bartender (uncredited) George Guhl Cecil Kellaway as Daniel Robert Warwick as J. B. Masterson Emma Dunn as Wife of Justice of the Peace (uncredited) Esther Howard as Extra (uncredited)

Ted Tetzlaff Director of Photography Edith Head Costume Design Wally Westmore Makeup Artist René Clair Director, Producer, Dialogue Marc Connelly Screenplay Roy Webb Original Music Composer Preston Sturges Producer Dalton Trumbo Additional Writing