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Tea for Two (1989)

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Release Date: Sep 2, 1950 Wide

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Tea for Two is a Technicolor adaptation of the 1924 Broadway musical No No Nanette, previously filmed under its own title in 1929. Doris Day stars as Nanette, a Roaring '20s Jazz Baby with showbiz aspirations. Nanette offers to put up $25,000 if producer Billy DeWolfe will star her in a Broadway show. The girl's wealthy, and stingy uncle S.Z. Sakall agrees to advance her the money, but only on one condition; for the next 24 hours, Nanette must answer "No" to every question. Gordon MacRae

Apr 7, 2009

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Overcomes its sloppy set-up to be light, enjoyable entertainment.

April 20, 2009 Full Review Source: DVDTalk.com
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Tea For Two is saddled with a ridiculous plot that only gets worse as it gets acted out.

August 11, 2007 Full Review Source: Ozus' World Movie Reviews
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Audience Reviews for Tea for Two

Breezy version of No, No, Nanette in beautiful Technicolor. Doris and Gordon always made a good team in their films and this is no exception both are in fine voice. Eve Arden proves again that along with Thelma Ritter she was the best supporting actress the movies ever had. The only small quibble-since the film is set in the 20's why are all the hairstyles and fashions straight out of the 50's?
January 27, 2009
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Very entertaining musical comedy, delightfully light and easy to watch. Some good songs, fine production. The costumes and art direction are quite good. Doris Day is sweet as usual. It?s the supporting cast that brings the film together - S.Z. Sakall, Billy de Wolfe and Eve Arden. They are all terrific. Good fun.
May 21, 2010
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