Road to Rio was the first of three "Road" pictures jointly produced by stars Bing Crosby and Bob Hope. On the run from the law again, musicians Bob and Bing stow away on an ocean liner. They try to come to the rescue of heiress Dorothy Lamour, who is doomed to an arranged marriage to caddish George ...more
Year: 2047 | Running Time: 100 minutes
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The fifth in the "Road" series, Road to Rio is a bit more uneven than its predecessors, and a bit less zany in its humor. When Rio's humor misses its mark, it misses it by a wider margin than the earlier films -- but when it hits, it scores way up high on the laugh meter. As an excuse for anything other than gags and songs, the screenplay is fairly useless, but with Bing Crosby, Bob Hope and Dorothy Lamour around to knock the gags and songs out of the ballpark, who cares? The star trio gets an ...more
- Bing Crosby - Scat Sweeney
- Bob Hope - Hot Lips Burton
- Dorothy Lamour - Lucia Maria de Andrade
- Gale Sondergaard - Catherine Vail
- Frank Faylen - Trigger
- Stanley Andrews - Captain Harmon
- Stanley Blystone - Assistant Purser
- Al Bridge - Ship's Officer
- Arthur Q. Bryan - Mr. Stanton
- George Chandler - Valet
- Brandon Hurst - Barker
- Patsy O'Byrne - Charwoman
- Paul Newlan - Butcher
- John Miller - Dancer
- Norman Z. McLeod - Director
- Daniel Dare - Producer
- Jack Rose - Screenwriter
- Edmund Beloin - Screenwriter
- Hans Dreier - Art Director
- Earl Hedrick - Art Director
- Bernard Pearce - Choreography
- Edith Head - Costume Designer
- Oscar Rudolph - First Assistant Director
- Ellsworth Hoagland - Editor
- Johnny Burke - Composer (Music Score)
- Robert Emmett Dolan - Composer (Music Score)
- Robert Emmett Dolan - Musical Direction/Supervision
- Ary Barroso - Songwriter











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