Kasey Rogers, born Imogene Rogers (Morehouse, December 15, 1925 – Los Angeles, July 6, 2006), was an American actress. She began her film career using the pseudonym Laura Elliot, under which she landed her most significant big-screen role in Alfred Hitchcock's thriller *Strangers on a Train* (1951), where she played Miriam Haines. However, her fame is primarily linked to television, specifically for her role as Louise Tate, the wife of Darrin's boss, in the popular sitcom *Bewitched*. She joined the cast in 1966, starting in the sixth season, replacing actress Irene Vernon, and held the role until the show's conclusion in 1972. Her career also includes numerous appearances in other television series, particularly in the Western genre. After retiring from acting, she pursued other activities, including co-writing a *Bewitched*-themed cookbook, thereby cementing her legacy in popular television culture.