Coffee, Tea or Me? (TV 1973)An airline stewardess juggles a life that includes a husband in Los Angeles and another one in London. Director:Norman Panama |
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| Karen Valentine | ... |
Carol Burnham /
Carol Burns
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| John Davidson | ... |
Dennis Burnham
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| Michael Anderson Jr. | ... |
Tommy Byrnes
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| Louise Lasser | ... |
Susan Edmonds
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Lou Jacobi | ... |
Waiter
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Erica Hagen | ... |
Lisa Benton
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George Coulouris | ... |
Doctor
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Nora Marlowe | ... |
Mrs. Fitzgerald
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| Kenneth Tobey | ... |
Captain
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| James Sikking | ... |
Businessman
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Virginia Scott King | ... |
Salesgirl
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Philippa Harris | ... |
Salesgirl
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| Marcy Lafferty | ... |
Stewardess
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| Cynthia Harris | ... |
Dee Dee
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Tamara Elliot | ... |
2nd Stewardess
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An airline stewardess juggles a life that includes a husband in Los Angeles and another one in London.
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USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
11 September 1973 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Café, Chá ou Eu? See more »Company Credits
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(stewardess Song)
Music by Morton Stevens
Lyrics by Hermine Hilton
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The movie only uses the title of a popular novel based upon the adventures of two stewardesses and is not related to the movie script about a bigamous stewardess with husbands in the USA and England. See more »Soundtracks
"Coffee, Tea Or Me"(stewardess Song)
Music by Morton Stevens
Lyrics by Hermine Hilton
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My only complaint about this treasure of a time capsule from a bygone era is that I envy Karen Valentine's character her ability to enjoy bigamy so much. For the longest time, she gets to live my dream life, and be a wife to two hunks 6000 miles apart. Louise Lasser is a standout as her co-working stewardess and best friend. Lou Jacobi has a nice bit as a befuddled waiter. This movie reminds me of my early adulthood in the 70's, a pre-AIDS, pre-Reagan time when it was okay to enjoy life and enjoy sex. This is a superior vehicle for escape.