Road to Rio (1947) FULL MOVIE. Bob Hope, Bing Crosby, Dorothy Lamour,

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Two out-of-work musicians, travel all over the United States trying to find work and stay away from girls. After running from state to state, each time running away because of a girl and trouble, they try their luck in Louisiana.

They then stow away on board a Rio-bound ship, after accidentally starting some fires at a circus. They then get mixed up with the distraught Lucia, who first thanks them, then unexpectedly turns them over to the ship’s captain. Unbeknownst to both of them, Lucia is being hypnotized by her crooked guardian, Catherine Vail. Vail plans to marry Lucia to her brother so she can control her and a set of “papers.”

After a series of misadventures. including sneaking off the boat, recruiting a few local musicians, and the boys trying to escape with Lucia only to have Vail hypnotize her again and slap them both, Vail decides to do away with the boys permanently. She hypnotizes both of them and tries to get them to kill each other in a duel, but it fails. Scat and Hot Lips finally figure things out and the boys head for the ceremony in order to stop the wedding and to help catch the crooks. Upon finding the “papers”, which Scat reads, when Hot Lips asks what they are about, Scat tears them up and looks into the camera, saying, “The world must never know.”

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47 Replies to “Road to Rio (1947) FULL MOVIE. Bob Hope, Bing Crosby, Dorothy Lamour,”

  9. You got the movie sped up or something because Bob Hope and Bing Crosby sound kind of like chipmunks. I compared it to a dvd version and another YouTube version and yes you have it sped up. Great movie tho

  12. This is the best Road Movie to me ? I love all the others but this is the one..Bob ( Hot lips ?? ) & Bing & the Gorgeous Dorothy ❤ pure comedy gold ?..the clip behind the screen at 23.25 is so funny & so cool l love it I usually rewind this clip a few times before carrying on with the film ??.

  14. AS " Road " pictures go, this one is in the middle. " Road To Utopia" is THE funniest, & best. " Zanzibar", the 2nd film was also excellent. " Singapore" , the 1st, is uneven, & clearly, Hope & Crosby were unsure of themselves together. But by " Zanzibar" & " Morocco', they had hit their stride, with " Rio", Utopia , & Bali", ahead. " Hong Kong " was weak, & a failure. ———————–WolfSky9, 73 y/o

  17. Bob Bing and Dorothy having lots of fun. Love Bob and Bings relationship thru their road pix. Almost like an old married couple. Wit and tomfoolery that didnt insult ones intelligence. Stars having such fun the film plot almost incidental and we love the ride. Nothing like that in hwood now. Its foul mouthed no wit comedy. Or cgi ideocy.

  27. 17:42
    a very young Herbert T Gillis takes one for the team.
    1:02:31
    who knew Lawrence Welk stole Hope's gimmick ?
    well well well.
    i've finally gotten to see one of the legendary "Road" pictures –
    and it didn't disappoint !

  33. I bet the designers and wardrobe had a blast with Ms Lamour, She made everything gorgeous and her grace and sophistication could never fail.

  41. Love these old classics. Love how sometimes they inserted political comments but always within lines of being funny:
    At about 36:03
    Lamour: "I found myself saying things I didn't know why I was saying them."
    Hope: "Look, Why don't you run for Congress and leave us alone, huh?"
    And after the kiss:
    Hope: "I'll get them in the next round."
    Lol

  44. Kudos to Paramount Studio and Bob Hope! As a veteran serving overseas I can personally attest to the fact he was a true big hearted man and a wonderful performer. I read somewhere that actor E. G. Marshall was Bob Hope's brother [ever notice their "ski-jump" noses?]. 
    Bing Crosby was also great but, even as a child in the 40's, I detected a certain coldness about "Der Bingo" that chilled my bones. If he was tough on his boys, one must imagine how HIS parents most likely treated him.  "Sparing the rod and spoiling the child" was an unfortunate belief left over from the olden days when the church governed all our lives.

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