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Tea for Two

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Spunky heiress Doris Day cures the blues with Gordon MacRae, Gene Nelson and Eve Arden in a sparkling movie version of No, No Nanette. Evergreen songs: "I want to Be Happy," "Do Do Do," the title tune. Year: 1950 Director: David Butler Starring: Doris Day, Gordon MacRae, Gene Nelson

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Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 7.32 x 4.19 x 1.12 inches; 6.13 Ounces
Release date ‏ : ‎ July 8, 1994
Date First Available ‏ : ‎ October 26, 2006
Actors ‏ : ‎ Day, Macrae, Nelson
Studio ‏ : ‎ Warner Home Video
ASIN ‏ : ‎ 6302314631

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MAHALIA LUTZ

Absolutely the best picture!!!! Love Doris Day movies!!!!

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 8, 2022

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Personal purchase!!!! Love Doris Day movies!!! Thank you!!!!

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Lulu

One Lump or Two?

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 23, 2013

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Released in 1950 by Warner Bros, and directed by David Butler, Tea for Two was a comeback film for star Doris Day after she suffered serious injuries in a car wreck that threatened to put the versatile entertainer out of work for good. Lucky for us, Miss Day completely recovered, and came back stronger than ever.

Loosely based on the Broadway play, "No, No Nanette", Doris Day plays a wealthy young heiress who longs to sing and dance in a Broadway show. Sleaze ball producer and former boyfriend, Larry Blair (Billy DeWolfe), tricks Nanette into promising to financially back his show, not knowing that her bumbling Uncle Max (S Z Sakall), lost her fortune during the stock market crash. Unable to explain to his niece what happened, Uncle Max makes a bet with her...She has to answer "no" to every question that's asked of her for 48 hours. Of course, Nanette wants to be in the show, so she sacrifices even her affection for composer Jimmy Smith (Gordon MacRae) to win the money for the show, not knowing that there is no money to win. Comedy ensues when we see Uncle Max trying his best to get Nanette to lose the bet, and also when we see Larry getting confronted by his tough as nails girlfriend and veteran hoofer, Beatrice Darcy (Patrice Wymore), who is pretty upset that she has lost her part in the show to newcomer, Nanette.

The film is set in 1929, but Warner Bros made no effort to dress the cast for the time period. The songs are fantastic, and Day with her lovely, sunny voice, sings them so beautifully. Gordon MacRae was a gifted vocalist in his own right, and harmonizes very well with Day. Gene Nelson was a very gifted dancer, and this film really lets him tear it up. To me, he is a cross between Gene Kelly and Russ Tamblyn. Its a shame that many movie musical fans of today are not familiar with him. Watch especially his daredevil dance on a staircase bannister. Eve Arden was a terrific character actress and comedienne. Her snappy one-liners helped her to steal nearly every scene she was in.

So after a hard day, sit back and enjoy this little treasure. I guarantee you that you will be humming the catchy title tune without even realizing that you are doing it.

Cast-

Nanette Carter----Doris Day
Jimmy Smith-------Gordon MacRae
Uncle Max---------S.Z Sakall
Larry Blair-------Billy DeWolfe
Tommy Trainor-----Gene Nelson
Pauline Hastings--Eve Arden
Beatrice Darcy----Patrice Wymore
William Early-----Bill Goodman

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Darren Sorgea

Stupendous!!!!!!!!!!

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 18, 2004

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Tea For Two is a wonderful, fun, movie that I don't think anyone can really hate! Doris Day (My personal favorite), stars as Nanette Carter, the lovely, stage struck girl. Whose uncle, Uncle Max (S.Z Sakall), is a rich uncle until the stock market crashes!! Broke, Uncle Max tries to tell Nanette, but can't. And is absolutely horrified that without knowing it, he bet Nanette $10,000 she can say no to every question for 2 days0

Nanette needs the money so she can back her crooked, scheming, 'fiance' Larry (Billy DeWolf) broadway show, in which she is to play the leading part.

Well, disaster, obviously ensues when the whole show has to stay at Nan's estate, she must say no to the the guy she loves, (Gordon Macrae)and the bet even forces her to give up her part in the play!! Wonderful songs like: Tea For Two, I Only Have Eyes For You, Be Happy, OH Me OH MY O You!, Crazy Rythem, No, No Nanette, and Call the Sea, make this movie perfect!!

Gene Nelson, also does a wonderful, daring tap number on a stair case. Such as running up the banister, or cartwheelin down. Eve Arden pops in with her dry remarks and silly jokes (Who else could do them like she could??). A wonderful, happy ending like all her movies, this movie cannot miss! So, if you're considering buying this, don't condider and go ahead!! This movie really has it all: Singing, dancing, comedy, romance, and more!!

Elinor Donahue (Father knows best, and later Andy Griffith)also enters as Nan's daughter in the end of the movie. Warner Brothers did a excellent job, as did David Butler. Doris's acting and singing are so smooth and wonderful, it's like you want to jump in the screen and dance with her. Her first number in the movie is with Gene Nelson tap dancing, while Gordon plays the piano during a dance lesson, to the song: I Know. Superb!!

Please this is a wonderful movie that if you have not seen, you ARE missing out!!!!!

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Stanley K. McCuaig

Yea for two

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 21, 2022

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Great movie

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cassondra lobb

A really good funny musical

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 3, 2022

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I felt nostalgic seeing an old musical by Doris Day. The DVD had great quality and felt like I was watching it as a kid all over again

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Lily Morgan

Cold Coffee when Expected Tea for Two.

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on November 12, 2015

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Always light-hearted fare to tune into a Doris Day film on a fall night. This picture, with a quite capable cast joining Ms Day and Gordon MaCraeis no exception. It is in fact, perhaps too light in the storyline, however, and with a snarky suitor, a dancer trying to gain her interest, and the winning loves affections obvious from start to finish for the viewer, the film dialog is elementary and given the premise of a challenge with her guardian, meant to curb spending during the stock market crash of the depression era"s recovery is not well developed. Characters are lovable, if meant to be, annoying, if meant to be, but "why" Ms Day's character is led down the path of the user v sincere suitor is not well developed, nor is her love as it blossoms for her choice in the end. Big production for really, little substance. One could get more Day amusement from any other of her films or the TV program she served, after her spouse and manager squandered away her career's wealth. It was almost as if we were watching a desperate performance from a mediocre comedienne, than a great comedy form the archives of Miss Day's film catalog. MaCrae is handsome, charming, talented, but he's surprisingly so low key in the film, one might wonder why equal billing to Ms Days. Watchable, but not meant for the forever marathon/derby of her films do garner!

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William Hall

Doris and Gordon share the Screen

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on January 16, 2018

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'Tea for Two' was the first of three films that Doris Day and Gordon MacCrae made together in the early fifties. Pure corn, to be enjoyed if you like tunes by Vinvent Youmans and his contemporaries as well as easy-going choreography danced by the whole chorus. Day and MacCrae sing sweetly but they by no means hog the film. Patrice Wymore dances a storm whilst Gene Nelson reminds one of a young Fred Astaire.He has a couple of dancing duets with Doris, whose talent here was never fully developed. There is also Eve Arden, good but occasionally over the top with her sardonic wit .However the film suffers from a double dose of blight. S.Z. Sakall is the chubby darling who murders the president's English and Billy de Wolfe is the oafish producer of the show. He does a frantic dance, falls twice into the pool, swings off a ladder into a tree, contorts his face and generally disrespects everyone. Very funny...not.

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DD is great

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on February 3, 2014

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A must for all Doris Day fans. But having seen Gordon Macrea in Carousel and Oklahoma I wonder, in this film is his voice dubbed? It just doesn't sound the same as in the other films....... Based on the hit show No No Nannette the plot explains the title - DD isn't allowed to say Yes to any questions she is asked for 24 hours as a bet to prove to her uncle she can do so in order for him to give her money to put on the play. Which then scuppers her chances when Gordon Macrea asks her to marry him! Yes or No?? Great tunes. Loved the film.

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R. Poole

tea for few

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on October 1, 2010

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this is a very weak cuppa indeed tho'the music is good and so is eve arden. The (inane) story is loosely based on no no nanette.Doris Day has her usual "jolly hockey sticks" grin on her face through out (I felt I wanted to give her a slap!)the big dance routines are all over the place and a complete mess, and I had to keep adjusting the volume up.Like I said the songs are good (well their all standards that have stood the test of time)but I'm afraid the whole movie is one big stale tea bag

Steve B

Tea for two.....a very palatable experience!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on August 15, 2018

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Superb entertainment...what a natural Doris Day was on film and such a pity she did not play more seriously dramatic roles. Here she just radiates while Gordon Macrae croons charmingly, Gene Nelson displays his fantastic dancing skills and Eve Arden wise cracks to great effect. Highly recommended

Anon

Happy

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on April 14, 2021

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Pleased with speed of delivery. Happy with product.

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