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The Road to Hong Kong (1962)

When Chester accidentally memorises and destroys the only copy of a secret Russian formula for a new and improved rocket fuel, he and Harry are thrust into international intrigue, trying to stay alive while keeping the formula out of enemy hands.

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Neil O 24 Mar 2010

Probably the least of the Hope/Crosby road flicks, there is still plenty on offer including a stalwart british cast of character actors, some good songs, a cameo by Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin. Regrettably Dorthy Lamour also only gets a cameo, her main role going to Joan Collins who uses every bit of the minimal talent she posesses and still fails to give a decent performance.

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Greg W 03 Jan 2014

Last of the Hope/Crosby "Road" pictures. Big and Bob are 10 years older than when they made the last Road picture, so they seem kind of out of place in the sewin' 60s along with Joan Collins. However, if you like Hope and Crosby it's enjoyable enough, even if it's one of the weakest Road films. Also, you get quite a few 1960s pop culture references that are fun if you know then and quite a few cameos by big names like Dorothy Lamour, Zsa Zsa Gabor, David Niven, Peter Sellers, Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra.

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Aj V 11 Oct 2010

a nice revamp and closing chapter to the classic series, but it still has nothing on the early films. Joan Collins is a rather boring leading lady compared to Dorothy Lamour, and the aging Hope and Crosby just don't have their spry, youthful zing anymore. still, the Bond-esque plot was an interesting spin and some of the writing was truly hilarious. the cameos in this film also superceded the ones from Bali--especially the always-entertaining Peter Sellers. some very amusing light entertainment.

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Teri A 06 Aug 2008

When you're having fun - you're number one! Hope and Crosby having fun and we're along for the ride.

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Paul M 30 Oct 2007

The last installment of the popular "Road" movies with Hope and Crosby, and the first one with Joan Collins as the female, rather than Dorothy Lamour. I enjoyed it...even though both male leads were older, the writing was still well-done, and the chemistry was excellent as usual. And the cameos are awesome, including Miss Lamour as herself, and Peter Sellers as an Indian doctor.

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