Here are my choices...
1. Utopia
2. Rio
3. Morocco
4. Zanzibar
5. Singapore
6. Bali
7. Hong Kong

I agree about Hong Kong. Morocco is my favourite though.

I cast perhaps a lone vote for including the Hope-Lamour movie, "My Favorite Brunette," as an honorary Hope-Crosby road movie, since Bing does have that charming cameo near the end as the dissappointed executioner!  Also, for Bob's sake, Hope probably does somewhat better acting in it than in some of the standard road movies.

It's on!
Road to Bali 1st January 2017 at the Roxy Theatre, Morton, Wa at 2.00pm.
Adults $5.00, kids $3.00.
Prior to Bali I will be showing the Bing Mack Sennett short, I Surrender Dear.
I will be doing an introduction

Sorry to read about this, Ron. Better luck next time.

Morocco is prob the best, but I have a special place in my heart for Singapore because they are such best friends in it and I always have a soft spot for a bromance. I love how they fight for each other against the men who are trying to get Bob to marry Cherry, or against Anthony Quinn or the snobs on the boat. And they were so young! But here's my order:
Singapore/Morrocco (tie)
Zanzibar
Rio
Utopia
Bali
(I'm not even going to list Hong Kong)

Bob Grace tells me that Kino Lorber have a sale which includes their recent Blu-ray releases of the Road films.
The four newly-released films (Singapore, Zanzibar, Morocco, Utopia are $11.99 each. And the Blu-ray versions of Rio and Bali are $9.99 at the moment.
See. https://www.kinolorber.com/list/view/code/april-studio-classics-sale-2019?affiliate=kcem&utm_source=Kino+Lorber+Home+Video&utm_campaign=2dd867915d-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2019_04_09_09_14&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_c2ae630896-2dd867915d-82672429 
They only ship to the USA and Canada so those outside those areas might want to contact a friend in the US or Canada for help.

Last edited by Malcolm Macfarlane (22/4/2019 6:28 am)

Something which may be of interest to forum members in Europe:

The Road films on bluray are also available from Amazon.fr (i.e. the french branch of Amazon). Prices seem quite reasonable to me, especially as you take into account you do not have to pay postage 'to the moon' which is often the case when ordering in the US.

Ordering is quite easy. If you already have an account at Amazon.co.uk or Amazon.com, the same account is valid on Amazon.fr - as far as I know this applies to all Amazon branches around the world by the way. When logging in at other branches, they will at the same time automatically have the details of your preferred way of paying. (It's up to you to see this as an advantage or not, of course!) ;-)

I've placed a couple of orders myself; it all works fine - so I'm speaking out of experience.

Also i think the sold as slaves plot may have been an inspiration for the 1971 tv movie "Skin Games" which starred James Garner and Louis Gossett Jr.