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Movie Info
During the Alaskan gold rush, beautiful young Sal (Dorothy Lamour) travels to Alaska on the trail of the pair of thugs (Nestor Paiva, Robert Barrat) who murdered her father and stole the map to his gold mine. Meanwhile, genial con men Chester (Bob Hope) and Duke (Bing Crosby) unwittingly steal the wanted men's identities and get involved in an escalating series of mistaken identities and double-crosses involving Sal, the real thieves and avaricious bar owner Ace (Douglas Dumbrille).
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Genre: Musical, Comedy
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Original Language: English
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Director: Hal Walker
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Producer: Paul Jones
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Release Date (Theaters): original
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Distributor: Paramount Pictures
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Audience Reviews for Road to Utopia
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This is my absolute favourite of the Road series, it was the second I saw (I've seen them all now.), and it's the funniest if you ask me.
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One of the best of the Crosby/Hope road movies. Very funny.
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My first Hope and Crosby Road picture. Robert Benchley was funny as the narrator. Crosby and Hope were both charming as expected. They are vaudeville showmen who come across an Alaskan gold rush map and head off to make a fortune with thugs on their heels. They compete for the affections of Dorothy Lamour who may be working for a gangster who is after the gold. Some good laughs. Not as many musical numbers as I expected (or as catchy). It was interesting the way Bob Hope broke the forth wall to comment to the audience, sometimes even admitting that the jokes weren't that great.
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The only "Road to..." movie I've seen due to a glowing recommendation from the classic book Cult Pics and Trash Flicks, this is an amazingly funny film filled with a surprising amount of black humour. Highly recommended.
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