Bing Crosby,
Bob Hope,
Joan Collins,
Dorothy Lamour,
Robert Morley
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This was the last trip in the "road" comedies that Bob Hope, Bing Crosby, and a bevy of female stars that featured Dorothy Lamour once made famous. In this road to Hong Kong and parts far beyond, Ches... read more
DVD Release Date: December 3, 2002
Stats: 65 reviews
This movie is the worst of the Road series, I don't know why they decided to make another one in the sixties, they were getting old and the writer doesn't know what's funny anymore. The story is stupid and doesn't make much sense towards the end either.
"Dual Carburetors!"
The last of the "Road" films feels almost as viable as the first. Credit Mr. Hope and a cast that includes Dorothy Lamour, Joan Collins, Dean Martin, David Niven, Peter Sellers, Frank Sinatra and Robert Morley.
Final Road movie is not quite as fun as some of the others, but still worthwhile.
The last 'road' picture made by Bob Hope and Bing Crosby in 1962. I enjoyed this but the 'Road' picture era had clearly come to an end. Unfortunately, the 60's was just too sophisticated for this type of comedy, The film is crammed walk ons and guest appearances. It's a lot of fu... read more
a nice revamp and closing chapter to the classic series, but it still has nothing on the early films. Joan Collins is a rather boring leading lady compared to Dorothy Lamour, and the aging Hope and Crosby just don't have their spry, youthful zing anymore. still, the Bond-esque ... read more
The last, worst and least funny of all the "Road" pictures, and it's a big let down. What really hurts is Dorothy Lamour being reduced to a cameo role and the awful Joan Collins filling in her shoes. What an insult!
The last installment of the popular "Road" movies with Hope and Crosby, and the first one with Joan Collins as the female, rather than Dorothy Lamour. I enjoyed it...even though both male leads were older, the writing was still well-done, and the chemistry was excellent as usual.... read more
Occasionally bright attempt at recapturing the old 'Road' pictures doesn't quite make it
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