Which of these Hope/Crosby ''Road To...'' movies did we make up?
We're off on the road to... A Quiz!
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Think you're an expert on the iconic Bob Hope and Bing Crosby "Road to..." series?
Test your knowledge and see if you can distinguish between the genuine adventures of this legendary comedy duo and our cleverly crafted fakes.
Each question will present you with a movie title, and it's up to you to decide whether it's a real "Road to..." film or just a figment of our imagination.
Get ready to journey through Hollywood history and enjoy some nostalgic fun along the way! Can you separate fact from fiction? Take the quiz to find out!
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Road to Singapore
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Road to Guadalajara
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Road to Shanghai
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Road to Rio
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Road to Timbuktu
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Road to Morocco
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Road to Hong Kong
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Road to Bangkok
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Road to Bangalore
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Road to Zanzibar
Which of these Hope/Crosby ''Road To...'' movies did we make up?
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55 Comments
9/10. I think they were talking about doing one in the Seventies called “The Road to Tomorrow”, but Crosby died before things could be finalized.
Ten out of ten. Probably helps that I've seen them all.
If I remember correctly, the last Road movie had a young Peter Sellers appear briefly as an Indian doctor.
If I remember correctly, the last Road movie had a young Peter Sellers appear briefly as an Indian doctor.
"You got 10 out of 10. Hey! Way to go! You sure know your way around a map."
Loved the Road pics, I have seen each one numerous times, plus I enjoyed all the Hope comedies.
But when I got older I discovered what an utter swine Hope was to his family.
He'd leave home for months at a time, living with his latest mistress, taking her to many official
Hollywood events, further humiliating his ever loyal wife.
He spent so much public time with Marilyn Maxwell that for 4 years in Hollywood she was widely
called "Mrs. Bob Hope", he would constantly make reference to her on radio/TV in his comic bits
- how nice for Dolores and the kids, who no doubt were teased in school about it.
He'd come home for a few days for the kids or his wife's birthday, then back to Marilyn.
Those Christmas specials every year when Bob and Dolores sang "Thanks For The Memories",
what BS, was she supposed to celebrate the time her husband stole from her and the kids
when they needed him the most and he wasn't there, "Daddy is with his mistress kids, maybe
he'll make your next student recital or baseball game."
No wonder his daughter married Nancy Malone of "Naked City" fame.
Loved the Road pics, I have seen each one numerous times, plus I enjoyed all the Hope comedies.
But when I got older I discovered what an utter swine Hope was to his family.
He'd leave home for months at a time, living with his latest mistress, taking her to many official
Hollywood events, further humiliating his ever loyal wife.
He spent so much public time with Marilyn Maxwell that for 4 years in Hollywood she was widely
called "Mrs. Bob Hope", he would constantly make reference to her on radio/TV in his comic bits
- how nice for Dolores and the kids, who no doubt were teased in school about it.
He'd come home for a few days for the kids or his wife's birthday, then back to Marilyn.
Those Christmas specials every year when Bob and Dolores sang "Thanks For The Memories",
what BS, was she supposed to celebrate the time her husband stole from her and the kids
when they needed him the most and he wasn't there, "Daddy is with his mistress kids, maybe
he'll make your next student recital or baseball game."
No wonder his daughter married Nancy Malone of "Naked City" fame.
8/10, I didn't think I'd do that good! Ahhhh the dumb things I remember from when I was a kid...... Keep 'em commin' MeTV!!!
The Road to Hong Kong was the only 'Road' picture released in my lifetime.
(Don't figure out my age. LOLOLOL).
(Don't figure out my age. LOLOLOL).
9/10 Don't remember The Road to Hong Kong being a road picture.