Bing Crosby sells Bob Hope into slavery, but the joke’s on him because Hope’s servitude is a lot less work as he is to be the prince to a beautiful princess played by none other than Dorothy Lamour. It only gets sillier from there. Double crosses, flip flopping, flimflamming, fibbing, and flimsy morals are all over Road to Morocco. Not all of these cracks are sure-fires, but with this charming cast of cut-ups, this foolish frolic makes for a fun easy watch.
Bing Crosby sells Bob Hope into slavery, but the joke’s on him because Hope’s servitude is a lot less work as he is to be the prince to a beautiful princess played by none other than Dorothy Lamour. It only gets sillier from there. Double crosses, flip flopping, flimflamming, fibbing, and flimsy morals are all over Road to Morocco. Not all of these cracks are sure-fires, but with this charming cast of cut-ups, this foolish frolic makes for a fun easy watch.