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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Louise Lasser shines fellow as Karen Valentine's fellow flight attendant and best friend. Karen's character, you see, is enjoying the ideal marriages with two men she loves and who love her devotedly --- one in Los Angeles (John Davidson) and one in London. Everything is going surprisingly well and she's feeling great until she gets pregnant. Then she needs the help and support of Louise's character. Louis's timing and reinvention of the scatterbrained stewardess takes over the film from Valentine. This says a lot because Valentine is also brilliant.