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The Bishop's Wife
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A confrontation looms, and Henry decides to submit to Mrs. Hamilton's demands in order to speed things along, get his old life back, and get rid of Dudley. His visit to Mrs. Hamilton is fraught with tension before he even sets off because he'd agreed to have lunch with Julia that afternoon and hear the boys' choir rehearse at St. Timothy's, his old church. Dudley offers to see Mrs. Hamilton so Henry can keep his appointment with Julia and the choir, but Henry curtly refuses, so Dudley meets Julia. He takes her to lunch, to the choir practice, and then they go skating. While Dudley brings out the best in the boy sopranos, Henry abases himself. In the movie's funniest scene, he apologizes to Mrs. Hamilton for disagreeing with her and promises the cathedral will be built exactly as she wishes. She adds a new condition: in the stained-glass window depicting St. George and the dragon, St. George must have her late husband's face. 'Who do you see as the dragon?' asks Henry, and she looks at him a bit suspiciously, but he's all innocence. Having achieved his objective he tries to go, but finds himself stuck to his chair, which prevents him from meeting Julia. Everyone involved — the bishop, the dowager, and her butler — is much too dignified to allow the scene to descend into farce, but it takes some doing to avoid it, with Henry creeping around the room in the hunched posture forced upon him by the chair. Eventually he calls home and asks Matilda to bring him another pair of trousers.
A confrontation looms, and Henry decides to submit to Mrs. Hamilton's demands in order to speed things along, get his old life back, and get rid of Dudley. His visit to Mrs. Hamilton is fraught with tension before he even sets off because he'd agreed to have lunch with Julia that afternoon and hear the boys' choir rehearse at St. Timothy's, his old church. Dudley offers to see Mrs. Hamilton so Henry can keep his appointment with Julia and the choir, but Henry curtly refuses, so Dudley meets Julia. He takes her to lunch, to the choir practice, and then they go skating. While Dudley brings out the best in the boy sopranos, Henry abases himself. In the movie's funniest scene, he apologizes to Mrs. Hamilton for disagreeing with her and promises the cathedral will be built exactly as she wishes. She adds a new condition: in the stained-glass window depicting St. George and the dragon, St. George must have her late husband's face. 'Who do you see as the dragon?' asks Henry, and she looks at him a bit suspiciously, but he's all innocence. Having achieved his objective he tries to go, but finds himself stuck to his chair, which prevents him from meeting Julia. Everyone involved — the bishop, the dowager, and her butler — is much too dignified to allow the scene to descend into farce, but it takes some doing to avoid it, with Henry creeping around the room in the hunched posture forced upon him by the chair. Eventually he calls home and asks Matilda to bring him another pair of trousers.
Actors:
Cary Grant,
Loretta Young,
David Niven,
Monty Woolley,
James Gleason,
Gladys Cooper,
Elsa Lanchester,
Sara Haden,
Karolyn Grimes,
Tito Vuolo,
Regis Toomey,
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Cary Grant
18 January 1904, Horfield, Bristol, England, UK
Loretta Young
6 January 1913, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA
David Niven
1 March 1910, London, England, UK
Monty Woolley
August 17, 1888 in New York City, New York, USA
James Gleason
23 May 1882, New York City, New York, USA
Gladys Cooper
18 December 1888, Lewisham, London, England, UK
Elsa Lanchester
28 October 1902, Lewisham, London, England, UK
Sara Haden
17 November 1899, Galveston, Texas, USA
Karolyn Grimes
4 July 1940, Hollywood, California, USA
Tito Vuolo
March 22, 1893 in Gragnano, Campania, Italy
Regis Toomey
13 August 1898, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
Director:
Henry Koster
Country:
United States
Keywords:
#Cary Grant #David Niven #Henry Koster #Honni soit qui mal y pense (1947) #Loretta Young #Monty Woolley #The Bishop's Wife
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