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Movie Info
With their vaudeville act going nowhere, Harry Turner (Bing Crosby) and Chester Babcock (Bob Hope) decide to become con artists -- except Chester is having a few problems with his memory, which doesn't exactly help. Luckily, Turner and Chester find a miracle drug in Tibet that cures Chester. When he memorizes a secret formula for space travel with his improved mind, however, a whole host of other problems crop up, accompanied by an alluring spy, Diane (Joan Collins).
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Genre: Musical, Comedy
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Original Language: English
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Director: Norman Panama
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Producer: Melvin Frank
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Writer: Melvin Frank, Norman Panama
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Release Date (Theaters): original
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Distributor: United Artists
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Production Co: Melnor Films
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Critic Reviews for The Road to Hong Kong
Audience Reviews for The Road to Hong Kong
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The Road to Bali was lamentable, but this one simply reeks. There's some spy stuff thrown in to update the duo, some space stuff, very 60's, but get your granddad to wear his pants under his waist and a hoodie and you've got more laffs right in your own living room.
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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.
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"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.
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Final Road movie is not quite as fun as some of the others, but still worthwhile.
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