I Married a Witch

I Married a Witch Theatrical poster Country United States Directed by René Clair Release Date 1942 Language English Studio Paramount Pictures Distributor United Artists Main Cast Character Actor Jonathan Wooley Nathaniel Wooley Samuel Wooley Wallace Wooley Fredric March Jennifer, the Witch Veronica Lake Dr. Dudley White Robert Benchley Estelle Masterson Susan Hayward Daniel Cecil Kellaway Margaret Elizabeth Patterson Tabitha Wooley Eily Malyon J.B. Masterson Robert Warwick Martha Viola Moore Nancy Wooley Mary Field

The following weapons were used in the film I Married a Witch:

WARNING! THIS PAGE CONTAINS SPOILERS!

Colt Detective Special

Daniel (Cecil Kellaway) pulls a Colt Detective Special from his pocket and gave it to Wallace Wooley (Fredric March). Later, this gun appeared in the hands of witch Jennifer (Veronica Lake).

Colt Detective Special 1st Gen (with Round Butt) - .38 Special

Daniel holds the Colt.

Wallace Wooley with the Colt, gave to him by Daniel.

A slightly other view of the Colt in Wallace's hand.

A close up.

The Colt is captured by witch's magic powers...

...and aimed.

Jennifer grabs the Colt...

...and fires it.

Jennifer hods the Colt after firing it.

Blunderbuss

A Blunderbuss is briefly seen in the hands of a man in crowd during the prologue of Salem witch trial.

Modern replica of English 1766 Blunderbuss Flintlock

The man holds his Blunderbuss (pointed by the red arrow).

Note the ramrod under the barrel.

Unknown Long Guns

A man in crowd very briefly holds a long gun during the prologue of Salem witch trial. USA Army soldiers can be briefly seen armed with the long guns during the prologue of American Civil War. All shot of this guns were blurred.

The man in the crowd holds his gun (pointed by the red arrow).

A slightly other view of this gun.

USA Army soldiers with the rifles.

A ditto.