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Road to Singapore

Road to Singapore

6,4 /10 (47 Votes)
1940 EN 85 min

Overview

Two playboys try to forget previous romances in Singapore – until they meet a beautiful dancer.

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Release date

22/03/1940

Votes

47

Popularity

1.8

Ready For Fun . . Fight . . or a South Seas Romance . . . ! They find them all on the . . .

Status

Released

Language

EN

Runtime

85 min

Revenue

$3,200,000

Bing Crosby

Bing Crosby

Josh Mallon

Dorothy Lamour

Dorothy Lamour

Mima

Bob Hope

Bob Hope

Ace Lannigan

Charles Coburn

Charles Coburn

Joshua Mallon IV

Judith Barrett

Judith Barrett

Gloria Wycott

Anthony Quinn

Anthony Quinn

Caesar

Jerry Colonna

Jerry Colonna

Achilles Bombanassa

Elvia Allman

Elvia Allman

Homely Girl (uncredited)

Johnny Arthur

Johnny Arthur

Timothy Willow (uncredited)

Bobby Barber

Bobby Barber

Man Hit with Soap Suds (uncredited)

Monte Blue

Monte Blue

High Priest (uncredited)

Harry C. Bradley

Harry C. Bradley

Secretary (uncredited)

Don Brodie

Don Brodie

Fred (uncredited)

Arthur Q. Bryan

Arthur Q. Bryan

Bartender (uncredited)

No photo

James Conaty

Yacht Party Guest (uncredited)

No photo

Carmen D'Antonio

Native Girl (uncredited)

No photo

Paula DeCardo

Native Dancing Girl (uncredited)

Jimmy Dime

Jimmy Dime

Sailor in Saloon (uncredited)

No photo

Devi Dja

Native Girl (uncredited)

Gloria Franklin

Gloria Franklin

Ninky Poo (uncredited)

Edward Gargan

Edward Gargan

Bill (uncredited)

Greta Granstedt

Greta Granstedt

Babe (uncredited)

No photo

Roger Gray

Cherry's Father (uncredited)

Grace Hayle

Grace Hayle

Chaperone on Yacht (uncredited)

No photo

Benny Inocencio

Native Boy (uncredited)

Claire James

Claire James

Girl at Party (uncredited)

No photo

Dorothy Jarnac

Native Girl (uncredited)

No photo

Payne B. Johnson

Boy (uncredited)

Richard Keene

Richard Keene

Cameraman (uncredited)

John Kelly

John Kelly

Sailor (uncredited)

Kitty Kelly

Kitty Kelly

Sailor's Wife (uncredited)

No photo

Laura Knight

Native Girl (uncredited)

Helen Lynd

Helen Lynd

Society Girl (uncredited)

Fred Malatesta

Fred Malatesta

Native Policeman (uncredited)

Miles Mander

Miles Mander

Malcolm Drake (uncredited)

Louis Mercier

Louis Mercier

Man with Ruined Suit (uncredited)

Harold Miller

Harold Miller

Yacht Party Guest (uncredited)

Belle Mitchell

Belle Mitchell

Native Shopkeeper (uncredited)

No photo

Edmund Mortimer

Chaperone's Companion (uncredited)

Charles Morton

Charles Morton

Sailor (uncredited)

No photo

Henry Norton

Yacht Party Guest (uncredited)

No photo

Bob O'Connor

Immigration Officer (uncredited)

Marguerita Padula

Marguerita Padula

Proprietress (uncredited)

Steve Pendleton

Steve Pendleton

Gordon Wycott (uncredited)

No photo

Jack Pepper

Newspaper Columnist (uncredited)

No photo

Esther Pressman

Native Girl (uncredited)

Pedro Regas

Pedro Regas

Zato (uncredited)

Cyril Ring

Cyril Ring

Ship's Officer (uncredited)

Ronald R. Rondell

Ronald R. Rondell

Yacht Party Guest (uncredited)

No photo

Robert St. Angelo

Native Policeman (uncredited)

Larry Steers

Larry Steers

Yacht Party Guest (uncredited)

No photo

Jack Stoney

Tough Guy (uncredited)

Richard Tucker

Richard Tucker

Officer on Ship (uncredited)

Russell Wade

Russell Wade

Yacht Party Guest (uncredited)

No photo

Fred Walburn

Boy (uncredited)

Pierre Watkin

Pierre Watkin

Morgan Wycott (uncredited)

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John Chard

John Chard

2020-02-04

So it begins. Bob Hope & Bing Crosby team up here for what was the start of a musical comedy franchise that would yield seven movies in total. Six of which would also feature Dorothy Lamour as the leading lady. This first outing finds the boys and Dorothy on the island of Kaigoon, where the lads are escaping from scandal and romantic entanglements and she tied to an abusive partner played by Anthony Quinn. With no money and trouble coming thick and fast, the three of them will do well to survive the week together, especially since love is once again in the air. It's probably (in a good …

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