Bing Crosby/Bob Hope Road to Bali (1952) Portuguese Subs
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Road to Bali (Paramount Pictures) 1952
Cast: Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamour, Bing Crosby, Humphrey Bogart
In this musical, Harold (Bob Hope) and George (Bing Crosby) are two vaudeville performers in Australia. After they realize their local gal pals intend to marry them, they sign up for a diving expedition led by the local island prince, Ken Arok (Murvyn Vye). They soon meet the prince's sister, Lalah (Dorothy Lamour), who rules a beautiful island. When their dive uncovers a jewel-filled chest, Ken tries to steal both the treasure and Lalah's throne, and the trio is forced into hiding.
Initial release: November 1, 1952
Director: Hal Walker
Color process: Technicolor
Music by: Joseph J. Lilleyvie has lush trappings, many guest stars and good laughs. Hope and Crosby play a pair of Vaudeville performers in competition for Dorothy Lamour, pursuing her to the South Seas island of Bali, where they must content with all sorts of jungle dangers, from cannibalistic natives to various Hollywood stars who appear in hilarious cameos. The Humphrey Bogart scene is a classic. Excellent entry in series.
Cast: Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamour, Bing Crosby, Humphrey Bogart
In this musical, Harold (Bob Hope) and George (Bing Crosby) are two vaudeville performers in Australia. After they realize their local gal pals intend to marry them, they sign up for a diving expedition led by the local island prince, Ken Arok (Murvyn Vye). They soon meet the prince's sister, Lalah (Dorothy Lamour), who rules a beautiful island. When their dive uncovers a jewel-filled chest, Ken tries to steal both the treasure and Lalah's throne, and the trio is forced into hiding.
Initial release: November 1, 1952
Director: Hal Walker
Color process: Technicolor
Music by: Joseph J. Lilleyvie has lush trappings, many guest stars and good laughs. Hope and Crosby play a pair of Vaudeville performers in competition for Dorothy Lamour, pursuing her to the South Seas island of Bali, where they must content with all sorts of jungle dangers, from cannibalistic natives to various Hollywood stars who appear in hilarious cameos. The Humphrey Bogart scene is a classic. Excellent entry in series.