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Who was the actress that played mrs goltch in the Wizard of Oz?
Margaret Hamilton played the role of Miss Almira Gulch and the Wicked Witch of the West from the film 'Wizard of Oz' .
Is the actress who played the wicked witch of the west the same actress as the housekeeper Alice in the brady bunch?
Nope
What is the name of the actress who plays Miss Martin in the episode called The Kegel Elf of The League?
Lindsay Sloane. She used to play Melissa Joan Hart's best friend on Sabrina the Teenage Witch.
Who plays the witch in beastly?
The witch in the movie "Beastly" is Mary Kate Olsen.
Who played lady godiva on charmed?
In the "Charmed" episode, "The Bare Witch Project", Lady Godiva is played by actress Kristen Miller.
Who is the actress playing the witch in the geico commercial?
Taryn Manning
Who plays the witch in the Geico commercial?
Erin Moran
Who is the witch in Geico commercial?
The witch in the Geico Commercial is Jordana Oberman.
Who is the witch on Geico commercial?
Jordana Oberman
Who is witch in Geico commercial?
Jordana Oberman.
Who is the actress as the Geico witch in a broomstick factory?
jordana oberman
Who are the actors from the geico witch commercial?
Erin moran
Is rachel true a witch?
No she is an actress who plays a witch.
Who is the girl who plays in race to witch mountain?
the actress who plays the alien girl Sarah with the telekinesis and mind-reading powers in Race to Witch Mountain is AnnaSophia Robb.
Witch Hollywood actress plays the mother in Nanny McPhee and the big bang?
Maggie Gyllenhaal plays the role of Mrs. Green , the children's mother .
Who are the 2 guys on commercial witch in a broom factory?
The Geico commecials featuring "A witch in a broom factory" star both director mucisan Alex Harvey and actor Comedian Timothy Ryan Cole. They have been in several Geiko commercials
Who was the actress that played mrs goltch in the Wizard of Oz?
Margaret Hamilton played the role of Miss Almira Gulch and the Wicked Witch of the West from the film 'Wizard of Oz' .
