"The Bishop's Wife" is a 1947 film directed by Henry Koster, featuring Cary Grant as an angel named Dudley. The story revolves around Dudley, who is sent to help a bishop, played by David Niven, struggling to raise funds for a new cathedral. As Dudley interacts with the bishop's wife, Julia, portrayed by Loretta Young, he brings warmth and charm to their lives, leading to unexpected complications. The film blends elements of fantasy and romance, showcasing themes of love, faith, and the importance of human connection. It is based on the novel "The Bishop's Wife" by Robert Nathan and has become a holiday classic, celebrated for its heartwarming narrative and performances.