Road to Morocco

1942

You'll Shriek At These Shieks! . . . trying the double - Oh! on Sheikess Dorothy Lamour!

6.9 из 10

76 votes

Popularity

0.5

Duration

82 min / 1 hour 22 min

Budget

-

Fees in the world

$7 600 000

In collections

29

Release date

1942.11.10

Two carefree castaways on a desert shore find an Arabian Nights city, where they compete for the luscious Princess Shalmar.

Trailers

Cast

Orville Jackson

Princess Shalmar

Vladimir Sokoloff

Mikhail Rasumny

Giant Bearded Arab (uncredited)

Yusef (uncredited)

Mabel (uncredited) (voice)

Aunt Lucy in Photo (uncredited)

Kasim's Aide (uncredited)

Warrior (uncredited)

Rita Christiani

Specialty Dancer (uncredited)

Warrior (uncredited)

Vivian Dandridge

Turkey's Servant (uncredited)

Yvonne De Carlo

Dienerin (uncredited)

Handmaiden (uncredited)

Kasim's Muscular Slave (uncredited)

Dancer (uncredited)

Bystander (uncredited)

Handmaiden (uncredited)

Karen X. Gaylord

Handmaiden (uncredited)

Food Vendor (uncredited)

Knife-Dancer (uncredited)

Kasim's Aide (uncredited)

English Announcer (uncredited)

Knife-Dancer (uncredited)

Pete G. Katchenaro

Filipino Announcer (uncredited)

Fruit Vendor (uncredited)

Louise La Planche

Handmaiden (uncredited)

Chinese Announcer (uncredited)

Handmaiden (uncredited)

Pottery Vendor (uncredited)

Arab Horseman Leader (uncredited)

Russian Announcer (uncredited)

Dancer (uncredited)

Sausage Vendor (uncredited)

Idiot (uncredited)

Suzanne Ridgway

Handmaiden (uncredited)

Male Camel (uncredited) (voice)

Arab Waiter (uncredited)

Jolla's Warrior (uncredited)

Slave-Buyer (uncredited)

Arab Guard (uncredited)

Guard (uncredited)

Oso Bucco (uncredited)

Girl on Camel (uncredited)

Blue Washington

Nubian Slave (uncredited)

Handmaiden (uncredited)

Stills

Road to... Collection

Road to ... refers to a series of seven comedy films starring Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, and Dorothy Lamour. They are also often referred to as the "Road Pictures" or the "Road Series." The movies were a combination of adventure, comedy, romance, and music. The minimal plot often took a back seat to gags, many of them supposedly ad-libed by Crosby and Hope during filming.