“Tea With the Dames” invites viewers to escape the English rain for the gossip, wisdom and laughter shared in an afternoon chat between four women coming up on 60 years of friendship. The ...

This conversational documentary in which a famed quartet of elderly British dame-actresses do nothing more than sit around and chat about their legendary stage and screen careers (among other things) ...

Tea with the Dames is one of those films you wish you could have been there during the making of. Or at least >this< reviewer sure does, especially when they get to the champagne part. In fact from ...

“Tea With the Dames,” playing this weekend at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, is a real tonic. If you have any love for the art of acting, this filmed conversation among four eminent women veterans ...

To act, on stage and screen, can be a lifetime pursuit of tempting truth. To acknowledge, privately, what gifts may be missing while portraying, publicly, what gives should be recognized, can create ...

Xpress' 6th grade reviewer offers her thoughts on Pixar's latest gem. I suppose there could be a very specific niche market clamoring for feature-length documentaries about acclaimed British actresses ...

11 Delightful Things We Learned From Tea With the DamesIncluding the fact that Judi Dench takes all the good parts, and that Maggie Smith has yet to watch Downton Abbey.

This cozy nonfiction film, structured as an extended conversation rather than a standard documentary, stars four venerable British actresses—Eileen Atkins, Judi Dench, Joan Plowright, and Maggie Smith ...

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