When you hear the name Elizabeth Montgomery, it is impossible not to remember the little twinkle that accompanied her character’s famous nose twitch on the classic television show Bewitched.

Her charm and talent captured the hearts of millions and made her one of the most beloved actresses of her generation. Elizabeth Montgomery became a household name in the 1960s, when her portrayal of Samantha Stephens, the magical and mischievous witch, turned her into a global phenomenon.

However, her life was cut short when she died unexpectedly in 1995, leaving fans around the world mourning her loss. At Newsner, we have written about many remarkable and talented women, but Elizabeth Montgomery always stood out.

From the moment I saw her on Bewitched, she captured my youthful admiration and became an enduring favorite.

Unlike many actors who rely heavily on makeup and stylists to maintain their appearance, Elizabeth possessed a natural beauty that shone effortlessly on screen. Watching her perform in Bewitched was a joy that required no embellishment.

Elizabeth Montgomery was born on April 15, 1933, in Los Angeles, California, to a family steeped in show business. Her mother was a Broadway actress, and her father, Robert Montgomery, was a well-known and highly respected film actor.