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Saturday, 16 July 2011

Elizabeth Montgomery Interview--April 1966

Posted on 14:53 by john cena


Here's a three minute excerpt from a MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW appearance by the beautiful and intelligent Elizabeth Montgomery, then finishing the second season of her now-classic BEWITCHED sitcom. Cesar Romero, fresh into his role as BATMAN's Joker, also appears.
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