THE BISHOP'S WIFE (1947) Movie REACTION!
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- Опубліковано 30 чер 2024
- For Film Friday #98, Madison watches The Bishop's Wife for the first time.
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Intro: 00:00-2:02
Reaction: 2:03-31:45
Review: 31:46-43:50
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Two of the child actors were also in It's a Wonderful Life, filmed the year before. The daughter here was Zuzu Bailey, and the mean kid throwing snowballs played a young George Bailey.
I was just going to come here and point that out (since Madison reacted to It's a Wonderful Life last year)!
@@Finians_Mancave Me too.
A good Christmas movie! Another four are Christmas In Connecticut (1945), Miracle On 34th Street (1947), It Happened On 5th Avenue (1947) and A Christmas Carol (1951) aka Scrooge in the UK. Just some personal favourites.
Agree on all of the above, especially A Christmas Carol (1951).
The TNT version with Patrick Stewart as Scrooge is also very good.
The little girl who played DEBBIE in this film played little ZUZU in "It's a Wonderful Life." And the boy who said Debbie couldn't throw a snowball as far as he could spit played Young George Baily.
Madison, a movie you should eventually check out is The Man Who Came to Dinner (1941) which stars Monty Woolley, the actor who played the professor. It's a fun movie that has an all star cast that includes Bette Davis, Ann Sheridan and Jimmy Durante , that could be classified as a romantic (screwball) comedy with many twists and turns.
Three other great older Christmas movies are:
"The Shop Around the Corner" starring Jimmy Stewart (the inspiration for "You've Got Mail").
"Christmas in Connecticut" starring Barbara Stanwick. A great scre-ball comedy.
"It Happened on 5th Avenue". A heart warming comedy.
These are great! I would add "Remember the Night" with Stanwyck and Fred MacMurray.
Madison, you're getting deep into my annual Christmas watch list with this one!!! Please consider "Holiday Affair" with Robert Mitchum and Janet Leigh. It's a fun Christmas romance.
I was going to suggest Holiday Affair too. Great deep pick.
I agree with the recommendation of "Holiday Affair". I watched it for the 2nd time last week (I first found the movie last Xmas). It's another delightful old film!
Cary Grant got his start in comedy, first with a circus in Great Britain, then in Hollywood. Two of his best, in the screwball comedy genre, are "Bringing up Baby", and "His Girl Friday".
My favorite is "My Favorite Wife" To me, it's the funniest film ever made!
@@michaeldmcgee4499I just rewatched it again a few weeks ago....Irene Dunne was brilliant.
Don't forget Cary Grant in "Arsenic and Old Lace". Good Halloween movie!
I just recently rewatched Bringing Up Baby and for some reason didn't enjoy it as much as I did when I was younger. I can still rewatch My Girl Friday and Arsenic and Old Lace over and over again.
Yay! One of the best Christmas films and finally someone has tackled it. Good for you Madison.
Every year The Bishop’s Wife is the first Christmas movie we watch. We love it.
A wonderful reaction to one of my favorite Christmas movies! Dudley helps everyone get back to their best selves. The bishop got lost in outward signs of success, but at the cost of almost losing what he loved, and the real goods a Christian should pursue. The widow was lost in feelings of guilt and loneliness over lost love. It's interesting that Dudley is able to use our human desires and refocus them back onto their right ends. It's so well written and acted to bring out these depths with a light touch. Legendary playwright and screenwriter Robert Sherwood wrote the novel and worked as screenwriter. A four time Pulitzer prize winner and an Academy Award Winner.
I'm 67 years old and I first watched this movie about 55 years ago and it made such a profound impact upon me and I never forgot it...I love watching the wonderful actors of the day that I admired so much then and still do now in such a wonderful feel good movie...Movies such as this always had a life lesson or meaning behind it for us to remember for the rest of our lives...another great reaction to a great movie from my childhood... Good job, Madison...Keep being awesome !!!...
I have been waiting for many a Christmas season for someone to react to this special movie, which will ever bring a tear to my eye. When my mother passed away, I recalled what Dudley says about the cab driver: "...his children and his children's children shall rise up and call him blessed..." Looking the phrase up, I was unsurprised to find it a paraphrase of a Bible verse, Proverbs 31:28. I then used the Biblical citation as the anchor point of my eulogy for her.
Thank you for watching this wonderful Christmas movie. I notice in the comments that there are suggestions for " Christmas Carol," (1951) in which Alistair Sim gives the definitive performance as Scrooge. I cannot recommend it highly enough. It is scarier, funnier, and more Dickensian than any other version.
Alastair Sim is an absolute treasure as Scrooge. It lead me to other gems starring this unique actor.
i love Alistair sims films he never fails to make me smile .particularly in his Ealing comedies like School For Scoundrels ,best days of your life and of course the st trinnian films
I do love the 1951 version of A Christmas Carol, but I also do enjoy the 1992 Muppet Christmas Carol, the narrator in this version is the best.
Nice choice! This was once a staple of the holiday movie lineup, but is becoming forgotten. I also completely agree with @terenzo50. This is especially true of A Christmas Carol (1951). This is absolutely the greatest adaptation of A Christmas Carol. Please do this one. No one else has.
Another classic film I try to watch every Xmas Eve. Alistair Sim was a wonderful Actor. If you have not seen it yet, you should watch the 1950 Comedy/Drama (The Happiest Days of Your Life). He stars in it alongside Margaret Rutherford & Joyce Grenfell. :)
Not a Christmas movie, but one of my Cary Grant favorites is Father Goose.
"FRAAAANK! GET THEM OUT OF HERE!!!..."😅
One of this last movies. Also, another great Cary Grant movie is Operation Petticoat.
Yes! One of my favorite Christmas movies of all-time!
Very happy to watch you review this movie, it's a real gem! I've always loved this movie! My favorite character is the professor! He's much more perceptive than he gives himself credit for. He knew there was much more to Dudley than most could see. Also, this movie has a connection to my other favorite Christmas movie. The young boy that gets hit with the snowball played the young George Bailey in "It's a Wonderful Life"!
Loretta Young's son, Peter Lewis, was in a famous rock and roll band in the 60's. His daughter, Arwen Lewis, is taking her turn in the family business (show business), plying the trade as a singer.
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Oh girl, you are missing out on the Cary Grant movies! The Awful Truth, Holiday, His Girl Friday, Bringing Up Baby, The Philadelphia Story, Arsenic and Old Lace, (Hitchcock's) Notorious, To Catch a Thief (also Hitchcock), An Affair to Remember, Charade...those are a start. 😆
But first things first: The Shop Around the Corner is one of the most darling movies of all time, and my favorite Christmas movie, even beating out It's a Wonderful Life. You must watch it.
This film coming out just 2 years after the end of WW2, was a welcome balm for everyone as they were healing from losses, grief, pain and readjusting to the world as it now existed.
Another good Christmas themed movie with Loretta Young is "Come To The Stable".
Thankyou, I had not come across this one before I will add it to my list. :)
What a fantastic reaction to a fantastic movie. You really knocked this one out of the park
so glad your doing this film ,its one of my christmas favourites but hardly ever gets to be on tv
Cary Grant: Arsenic and Old Lace. Funniest movie of all time. Will make you want to make wine
It took a while for me to discover thus movie but it's become ine if my favorites. And, for me, the ice skating scene is the most sublime - in a film that has more than one.
Wonderful Film, one of our favorites. A side note, the older boy at the snowball fight was the boy that played the young Jimmy Stewart that Mr. Gower slapped in "It's a Wonderful Life" and the child of the Bishop and Julia was Zuzu (as in Zuzu's petals).
This film is an excellent example that with all stories, whether Spoken, Written, or Filmed, it always comes down to the writing. If the writing is good, all else can be forgiven or overlooked.
Of course, to be a good writer, requires far more than a large vocabulary, or being able to string sentences together in a clever way. Being able to communicate well is important, but more important is having something important to *Communicate*.
This has always been one of my favorite Christmas movies, but no one ever seems to know about it. It's been completely ignored by UA-cam Reactors, until now. Bravo to you for reacting to a movie that deserves much more recognition. You just got another subscriber. I'm watching this on Christmas Day, so Merry Christmas to you!
Thanks for the sub! Merry Christmas!🎄
I think we can see ourselves in all the characters in this movie - and the angel is what we all really would like to be.
Madison, thanks for viewing this one. My mother passed away over Thanksgiving weekend, and this will be our first Christmas without her. Mom LOVED this movie (maybe she swooned over Cary Grant too) but of all the holiday movies this touched her heart more than others. Thanks for sharing and bringing back good memories from the past. A good one that needs to be seen by many this and every holiday season.
In my top three Christmas movies of all time. Such a gentle, loving story with sweet characters right down to the smallest part. I adore the professor and his simple acceptance of the supernatural nature of his new friend. Sensitive performances by everyone top to bottom and a treasure trove of fabulous character actors filling out the perfect cast. All of them are familiar to me because I grew up watching each of them in dozens of movies filling out the casts of famous and not so famous films. Look a few up, for instance Elsa Lanchester who played the Bride in the original Bride of Frankenstein in 1935. Thanks so much 😊
The lady playing Matilda, Elsa Lancaster, was a great actress and later played a nanny leaving the job after one day in the 1964 Mary Poppins movie, in which Mary Poppins quicky took her place,
Excellent reaction and review of this classic movie. You have accurately captured the essence of what this 1947 morality tale was trying to convey. You probably know that there was a 1996 version called 'The Preacher's Wife', starring Denzel Washington in the role Cary Grant played and Whitney Houston as the wife and Courntey B. Vance as the Bishop. Personally I prefer the original, but it's probably because of my general disdain for remakes, especially if they are remakes of classic movies, which I find to be heresy! In any case, it might be worth watching, if only to compare the two very different historical and societal circumstances in which they were both shot..., and also to enjoy one of Whitney Houston's few acting roles.
I've never seen a remake that wasn't inferior to the original except for Hitchcock's remakes of his own films.
@@michaeldmcgee4499 I would say the remake of Ben Hur in 1959 is better than the ones in 1907 and 1925. But that's the only one I can think of. You're right about 99% of them.
@catherinelw9365 1959 Ben Hur
One of the Best Ever!!❤
@@catherinelw9365 You're right! I'll give you that one! The 1959 version of Ben-Hur is definitely much better than the original!
You guys are not letting your imagination loose. How about the 1976 remake of King Kong with Jessica Lange and Jeff Bridges. How about the remake of Godzilla. The remake of The Ten Commandments. On and on! There are many remakes superior to the originals! Think out loud! Peace out...
I love this movie as well. The first time I watched it, I had known of Cary Grant, but not of Loretta Young, so this introduced me to her. She had such a genuine, loving, infectious smile on her face throughout the entire movie. I've sought out other movies she was in, but none (IMHO) could match her performance in this movie. Also, Sylvester, the taxi driver, had to be a very good ice skater in real life to be able to stumble and act so clumsily on ice skates while staying on his feet. I think he was put into this movie to showcase his ability on skates.
This is my all time favorite. Cary Grant's skating double was Eugene Turner, a U.S skating champion. The World War prevented Turner from skating in the Olympics. During the war Turner was a P-47 pilot with over 60 missions against the Luftwaffe. I advise you watch "His Girl Friday" with Cary Grant, Rosaland Russell, and Ralph Bellamy. It's one of the all time great comedies.
I love the way you responded to this film.
I love watching your reaction. Your comments and emotions seem very genuine and you have really good thoughts in your sum up. Another often overlooked holiday film is "Remember the Night"(1940). Starring Barbara Stanwyck and Fred MacMurray.
A small scale movie with 3 superstar actors.
One of my three favorite Christmas movies. The other two being "One Magic Christmas" and "It's a Wonderful Life." I love your reaction to it. You are very perceptive.
The actress who plays Matilda is Elsa Lanchester, she played in the Bride of Frankenstein. She was married to another great actor, Charles Laughton. Must see his films.
Lovely to watch your reaction! Briefly, the beautiful dogs name "is" told as Julia opens the front door at beginning ...Queenie. That said, most of the reviews do NOT show the amount of footage you brought forth .Wonderful! Wasn't sure if you knew Cary Grant was originally cast to play the role of bishop! He asked to switch after reading script. Also, so sad but the bishop played marvelously from( David Niven ) had lost his wife shortly before filming, Hats off to his fine performance. Unsure if you recognized any spiritual aspects. Wasn't sure if you knew angel guided the boys back to St Timothy;s. Note how he knows every ones name without being informed. The supporting cast is outstanding...,even little Debbie! Hats off to you for watching. So many overlook because of its age & lack of color. This fit Cary Grant so perfectly. Cannot imagine any- one other. What a fine review!!!Thank you!!!👼🌌🏆😊🎬
Archibald Leach was the greatest actor Hollywood ever knew - he played Cary Grant so well, the entire world bought the act! This is one of my favorites. Dudley brings out the very best in everyone. Some of my other fave C.G. films include THE BACHELOR AND THE BOBBY-SOXER (1947) with a teenage Shirley Temple, TO CATCH A THIEF (1955) a Hitchcock film with Grace Kelly, OPERATION PETTICOAT (1959) on a submarine with Tony Curtis, and FATHER GOOSE (1964) shipwrecked with Leslie Caron.
This is a very entertaining movie. I second the recommendation of watching the little shop around the corner. It's a yet another forgotten gem.
This was another great reaction, Madison. Thank you and I hope that you Enjoy your holiday season.
The Shop Around the Corner is an absolute terrific film & simply charming
An interesting film that takes place at Christmas, is The Lion In Winter with Peter O'Toole and Kate Hepburn. I highly recommend it even though Christmas provides the setting and is not truly the focus.
That one is such a good movie, but you really need to know your Medieval English history to fully appreciate it.
I first watched this film last Christmas and it's now on my annual Christmas watch list.
5:00 oh that mean rich lady actress was also in a old movie called Bernadette. she played an old mean nun. lol.
Song of Bernadette- beautiful film.
Great reaction, Madison! Great edit. This is one of my all-time favorite Christmas movies. After I watched this, I wanted to be Cary Grant. Loretta Young is beautiful. My favorite character, however, is the professor. I love his little apartment. ❤
Another , little-known Christmas themed film is "Susan Slept Here," starring Debbie Reynolds (Carrie Fisher's mom). It also stars Dick Powell, Red Skelton, and other Hollywood notables. It is sweet and funny told dromedary the viewpoint of an "infamous Hollywood icon."
I was so thrilled when I saw this film pop up Madison! One of my absolute favorite Christmas classics, such a terrific heartwarming story. Something about the black & white films of the golden era, they just seem to have more sincerity & genuine storylines. The script was good, great casting & even today it can resonate. Yeah, I always wished I had Cary Grant’s magnetic charm, he was always so debonair. Really enjoyed your commentary, you gave great insight & picked up on the deeper meanings woven in between the main story.
Hope you do more classics & if I could suggest a couple: “Christmas in Connecticut”, “The Shop Around the Corner” & “The Bells of St. Mary’s…each is simply fantastic!
What a great movie…two of my favorite actors! Cary, Loretta! 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
I’m particularly fond of the supporting characters stories, the Professor and the rich woman and the cab driver… all brilliant actors throughout. David Niven is very good in A Matter of Life And Death made about the same time with heavenly goings on ☺️☺️☺️
Thanks Madison for another wonderful reaction to this classic movie, The Bishop's Wife - so beautifully shot, scripted and performed by a stellar cast. Great to see two of my favourite character actors of the period, Monty Woolley and James Gleason, playing relatively small but impactful roles in the film. Agree with other comments that recommend The Shop Around the Corner and Scrooge (1951). Another minor masterpiece with "Heavenly" themes that you may consider is Here Comes Mr Jordan with Robert Montgomery. Thanks again; keep the great reactions. You are the best in the business, by a long stretch.
I am so glad taht you apreciate this movie because it is not only one of my favorite Christmas movies it is one of my favorite movies. You have such a deep insight to this movies.
Love this movie! It’s a rare one that has a good remake, check out The Preacher’s Wife from the 1990s with Denzel Washington and Whitney Houston.
Another great one with Loretta Young is The Farmer’s Daughter, very unique story for the era and she is charming as always.
A wonderful reaction to a wonderful movie. Thank you.
When confronting DUDLEY for the first time...JULIA stares and EXTRA SECOND of longing...as she exits the room for dinner.
This was great, Madison! Personally, I always prefer the old classic Christmas movies to celebrate Christmas season, just as I usually prefer old-timey Christmas music to more contemporary Christmas tunes. There's just something so right, timeless, and sincere about them that I don't think most modern movies or music can compete.
In danger of forming attachments... OMG!!! Angels are actually Jedi!!! LOL!!!
Merry Christmas Madison!!! Love your reaction!!! This is one of my favorite Christmas movies!!!
Oh, here's a Christmas movie almost nobody knows about, but is a true gem. One of the VERY few Comedies Humphrey Bogart was ever in-
1955's "We're no Angels", along with Peter Ustinov & Aldo Ray, it's a story about 3 convicts who escape from prison in 1895, from Devil's Island & the interesting situations they get into.
I loved your reaction to this beautiful film, Madison.
A good film for you to react to at any time is, 'Heavens Above!' 1963 starring Peter Sellers, it's a comedy which deals with important issues, in a similar way to The Bishop's Wife.
Merry Christmas Madison! I’m from a much earlier era than you, and l very much enjoy your appreciation of the earlier classics. The Bishop’s Wife is actually my favorite holiday film, and l am delighted that you like it too
One of my ALL TIME favorite Christmas movies! Have it in my personal collection. I LOVE IT! Great reaction!
The cook Matilda was the Bride of Frankenstein.
Awesome and overlooked Christmas movie.
Some may find older films as this corny at times or too sappy, but I find them more genuine, more inspirational. Same goes for Christmas music, I rather listen to the old classics than some newer artists trying to put their own spin on it, it just comes across too commercial too crass for me. I also recommend as others have "The Shop Around the Corner", i watch that one every year.
I love this movie! Great story and great cast! I first saw it 45 years ago and have watched it many times. Thanks for this reaction.
Originally the two male leads Grant & Nivens were going to play their opposite characters. It's was a question decided by the Studios poles that Grant, belief or diss-belief, had too much Sex appeal to play a Married Bishop.
I think it was the right decision, whether Grant was TOO Sexy or not, it would give a very different vibe (still being good) but different.
ps- the little girl actor also stars in another Christmas Classic --
A Wonderful Life
(Zu Zu)..!
A very nice reaction Madison. I'm an old guy (77), I haven't been to a movie theater in 20 years. Why should I when we have classics like this, no nudity, no profanity, no explosions and loud noise. And no silly plots from "stars" who many have never heard of. This movie and movies of this period are something the whole family can enjoy.
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The kid who said Debbie couldn't tgroa snow ball played George Bailey in It's a Wonderful Life and Sebbie played Zusu George's younger daughter in the same movie.
Great reaction great movie!
Consider *'The Family Man' (2000).* I watch it every Christmas Eve
One of the best Christmas movies!!! It's a lovely heartwarming masterpiece. Not one scene that isn't great and contributing to the story.
Dog's Name: QUEENIE...several times. First when Mrs. Hamilton is leaving the meeting.
FUN FACT: Matilda, the maid, was portrayed by Elsa Lancaster, who is most famous for portraying the bride in The Bride of Frankenstein. ❤️
and was married to Charles Laughton at one time.
This is a masterpiece of Christmas movies.
Hi Madison, just watched your reaction to The Bishop's Wife. Really glad you liked it so much. It's always been one of my favorite Christmas movies. I'm a huge fan of older movies. Love Cary Grant, Humphrey Bogart, Jimmy Stewart, etc. I have a suggestion about another movie that you may or may not have heard of. Bell, Book and Candle ....1958 Stars Jimmy Stewart and Kim Novak, set around Christmas too. Lastly, if you want more Cary Grant try: To Catch a Thief, Operation Petticoat, The Philadelphia Story, Father Goose and I was a Male War Bride.....the list goes on. Love your reactions! Take Care.
A wonderful reaction and one of my annual Christmas movie watches my mom super busy raising 5 of us all by herself use to make time to watch this every year making special time for herself which was rare thank you for a heartfelt Christmas reaction have a great christmas time❤
I love old movies ,this is one of my favs!!!
My absolutely favorite movie with my favorite movie star Cary Grant❤
Great reaction to a wonderful movie, if you haven't seen it "Christmas in Connecticut " starring Barbara Stanwyck, Dennis Morgan, S.Z. Zakall,Sydney Greenstreet andUna O'Conner,it's a must watch.also another great Christmas movie is "the shop around the corner " starring Judy garland,Van Johnson, S.Z (cuddles) Zakall and Buster Keaton.
There's another version of the same movie starring James Stewart, Margaret Osullivan,Frank Morgan and others that I just can't remember at the moment.
The Garland Johnson version of "The Shop Around The Corner" is called "In the Good Old Summer Time," (1949) and features Judy's baby daughter Lisa Minelli in her first screen appearance.
@@TedLittle-yp7uj yeah I forgot about the name change, I also forgot about Liza appearing at the end.thanks for clearing that up for me.
This is one of my most favorite movies. Great reaction, Madison. Now, if you could just watch Bell Book and Candle (1958) starring Jimmy Stewart, Kim Novak, Jack Lemmon, Ernie Kovacs and ALSO Elsa Lanchester (cook). It was the inspiration for the 60's TV show, Bewitched and it is my other favorite Holiday movie. If you do, and are familiar with the TV Show, try to figure out which TV show character plays which of the movie ones.
Thanks for doing this reaction. Very overlooked. Add Holiday Affair and The Shop Around the Corner to your future Christmas list.
Perfect observation that movies like this are low key, but the script and acting are top notch. This one is on my perfect movie list. I agree that Queenie is a scene stealer, my family had a short hair St. Bernard who was also a scene stealer! 😀
"Meet John Doe," starring Gary Cooper and Barbara Stanwyck, directed by Frank Capra, released in 1941, in black & white. Another seldom reacted to Christmas movie. I think you'd like it.
What a wonderful reaction to a favorite Christmas story. Soars above Wonderful Life and White Christmas for me. But Miracle on 34th St still holds the top. Love your appreciation of these classic movies.
Once your past the Christmas classics, if you havent already, would love to see your reaction to Claudia and the Enchanted Cottage, 2 Dorothy McGuire and Robert Young pairings, rom coms with a heart.
Great reaction, Madison. This is a wonderful movie, unfortunately overlooked as a Holiday classic. One of my family’s favorites. (Ok, and Cary Grant, too😉.)
Hi Madison, thankyou, for being the first reactor of those I watch, to react to this wonderful Xmas film. I discovered it myself 10 + Yrs ago & have tried to watch it on Xmas Eve every year since. I have requested it a few times with several reactors because I wanted to see someone react to it.
But also because I wanted to share my discovery with younger people, so they could continue to enjoy it for longer than I have managed too. Thanks again, I hope more people get to enjoy it as I have. :)
Once you are doing classic films that are *not* connected to the holidays - check out another heartfelt 1947 masterpiece “The Ghost and Mrs Muir”, and Cary Grant again in the gorgeous 1957 film “An Affair to Remember.”
One of my all time favorites
I really like this Old Hollywood Big Studio Era Picture. This is one of the films I traditionally make it a point to view around this time of the year. Great reaction, BTW. I am really liking your style. Keep em coming. Shoutout from East Tennessee. Happy Holidays. See you on the next. Peace. Later.
A Christmas Carol Starring Albert Finney!
Check out Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn in :
CHARADE
great movie, twists , mystery, drama and comedy!!!
They’re cute together!!
My personal favorite Xmas movie
So glad you liked this movie so much, it's truly a classic. I'm with you on the dog, too. I love big dogs, especially St. Bernards and Great Pyrenees. Another classic movie I really love is The Ghost and Mrs. Muir. I highly recommend it; great love story, fantastic soundtrack. Another Cary Grant movie you might like is Bringing Up Baby. It's a screwball romcom with Katharine Hepburn. I think you might enjoy it.
You look lovely! (And that's a good book on the chair there, folks. Very exciting. I've read it!) Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays, Madison! Best to you, Warren.
Thank you, Warren! Merry Christmas!🎄
Great reaction to a great movie. You really are amazing. You're real and wise analysis goes beyond just reacting to the movies. This one did have a great, deeper message. You're analysis was perfect. I don't know if you knew this already or if anyone commented but this movie was remade in 1996 as "The Preacher's Wife" with Denzel Washington and Whitney Houston. If you haven't sent it you should check it out.
I love the movie and its message. Thanks for reacting.
The remake of this movie called "The Preacher's Wife" with Whitney Houston and Denzel Washington is also excellent!
Three Godfathers (1949). OK, this is really only "Christmas adjacent themed", But You like westerns, and this one allows you to go Christmas/Western...it even has John Wayne. It is an interesting movie on a lot of levels, and I'll bet you like it. Nobody else is likely to suggest it, but trust me.
😭 Oh, Madison … such a lovely reaction to such a lovely movie.
Goodness, I’m really feeling the season this year. 🙏 Miracles are such a beautiful idea, regardless of the reality of things. Truly feeling they are, IS the Miracle.
Looking forward to the rest of your December Schedule. 💋