Tea with the Dames 2018

Four British acting legends, including Maggie Smith and Judi Dench, gather for a weekend of camaraderie, reminiscence, and unvarnished wisdom, sharing sharp insights on art, aging, love, and their illustrious careers in the spotlight. With devilish wit and candor, they invite us into their intimate world, offering a rare and unforgettable glimpse of these icons up close and unfiltered.

Four British acting legends, including Maggie Smith and Judi Dench, gather for a weekend of camaraderie, reminiscence, and unvarnished wisdom, sharing sharp insights on art, aging, love, and their illustrious careers in the spotlight. With devilish wit and candor, they invite us into their intimate world, offering a rare and unforgettable glimpse of these icons up close and unfiltered.

Does Tea with the Dames have end credit scenes?

No!

Tea with the Dames does not have end credit scenes.

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Metacritic

85

Metascore

7.5

User Score

IMDb

7.4 /10

IMDb Rating

TMDB

69

%

User Score

Letterboxd

3.7

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