The Road to Hong Kong (1962)

Dir: Norman Panama Comedy stars 3

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The Road to Hong Kong is a British film comedy first released in 1962, directed by Norman Panama. The film stars Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, Joan Collins, Robert Morley and Walter Gotell. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Norman Panama
Script: Melvin Frank, Norman Panama
Photo: Jack Hildyard
Music: Robert Farnon
Cast: Bing Crosby (Harry Turner), Bob Hope (Chester Babcock), Joan Collins (Diane (3rd Echelon agent)), Robert Morley (Leader of the 3rd Echelon), Walter Gotell (Dr. Zorbb (3rd Echelon scientist)), Felix Aylmer (Grand Lama), Alan Gifford (American official), Michele Mok (Mr. Ahso), Katya Douglas (3rd Echelon receptionist), Roger Delgado (Jhinnah), Robert Ayres (American official), Mei Ling (Ming Toy), Jacqueline Jones (Blonde at airport), Yvonne Shima (Poon Soon), Dorothy Lamour (Herself), Zsa Zsa Gabor (Cameo appearance (scenes deleted)), Irving Allan (Nubian at Lamasary), April Ashley, Harry Baird (Nubian at Lamasary), Camilla Brockman, Victor Brooks (Leader’s man), Edwina Carroll, Jerry Colonna (Man looking for a match), John Dearth (Leader’s man), Rosendo Fortes (Joan Collins’ hotel doorman), Robin Hughes (American official), Lier Hwang, Dave King (Chinese restaurant owner), Jacqueline Leigh, Simon Levy (Servant), Peter Madden (Lama (Slim)), Lena Margo, Dean Martin (The ’Grape’ on plutomium), John McCarthy (Messenger), Bill Nagy (Agent), David Niven (Lama, remembering Lady Chatterly’s Lover), Roy Patrick (Leader’s man), Nosher Powell (Man), David Randall (Leader’s man), Peter Sellers (Indian neurologist), Julian Sherrier (Doctor), Sein Short, Frank Sinatra (The ’Twig’ on plutomium), Guy Standeven (Photographer at Calcutta Airport), Diane C. Valentine, Sheree Winton, Michael Wynne (Leader’s man), Zoe Zephyr
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 91 min

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