Norman Matson

Norman Matson is recognized within the film industry for his contribution to the 1942 comedy film "I Married a Witch". He served as the story writer for this movie, which was directed by René Clair and starred Veronica Lake and Fredric March. The film is a comedic take on witchcraft and love, with a witch from the 17th century falling in love with a descendant of the man who burned her at the stake. Matson's narrative played a significant role in bringing this unique and entertaining story to the screen.