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* BrainwashedBride: ''Road To Rio'' has the villains hypnotize the heroine into getting married, but the ceremony gets interrupted by the heroes, even as Dorothy Lamour robotically chants "I do."
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* CharacterAgedWithTheActor: ''The Road to Hong Kong'', filmed much later, deals with the pair being significantly older. Ironically, Dorothy Lamour (in spite of being over a decade younger than the guys) was judged too old to be a leading lady anymore, so she was DemotedToExtra.
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* CharacterAgedWithTheActor: ''The Road to Hong Kong'', filmed much later, deals with the pair being significantly older. Ironically, Dorothy Lamour (in spite of being over a decade younger than the guys) was judged by Crosby to be too old to be a leading lady anymore, so she was DemotedToExtra.
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* TheGayNineties: ''Road to Utopia'' was set in the '90s gold rush in the Yukon.
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* TheGayNineties: ''Road to Utopia'' was is set in the '90s gold rush in the Yukon.
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* UnusualEuphemism: "Personality," the big hit song of ''Road to Utopia'', uses the title as a euphemism for a woman's body, with lines like "She had a well-developed personality."
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%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
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* DemotedToExtra: Dorothy Lamour, in ''The Road to Hong Kong''. She actually wasn't going to appear in it at all after Crosby insisted on (and got) a younger female lead in Joan Collins, but Hope intervened to at least get her a [[TheCameo cameo]] appearance.
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* DemotedToExtra: Dorothy Lamour, in ''The Road to Hong Kong''. She actually wasn't going to appear in it at all after Crosby insisted on (and got) a younger female lead in Joan Collins, Creator/JoanCollins, but Hope intervened to at least get her a [[TheCameo cameo]] appearance.
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-->'''Hope''': Paramount wouldn't dare. At your age!
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-->'''Hope''': Paramount wouldn't dare. At dare, at your age!
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The ''Road to ...'' movies are a series of comedic adventure films starring Creator/BobHope, Music/BingCrosby, and (usually) Dorothy Lamour. Each of the films is a {{parody}} of a particular genre set in a different "exotic" locale, brimming with gags and musical numbers performed by one or more of the leads.
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The ''Road to ...'' movies are a series of comedic adventure films starring Creator/BobHope, Music/BingCrosby, and (usually) Dorothy Lamour. Each of the films is a {{parody}} of a particular genre set in a different "exotic" locale, brimming with gags and musical numbers performed by one or more of the leads.
numbers.
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The ''Road to ...'' movies are a series of comedic adventure films starring Creator/BobHope, Music/BingCrosby, and (usually) Dorothy Lamour. Each of the films is a {{parody}} of a particular genre, brimming with gags and musical numbers performed by one or more of the leads.
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The ''Road to ...'' movies are a series of comedic adventure films starring Creator/BobHope, Music/BingCrosby, and (usually) Dorothy Lamour. Each of the films is a {{parody}} of a particular genre, genre set in a different "exotic" locale, brimming with gags and musical numbers performed by one or more of the leads.
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The ''Road to ...'' movies are a series of comedic adventure films starring Creator/BobHope, Music/BingCrosby, and (usually) Dorothy Lamour. Each of the films is a {{parody}} of a particular genre.
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The ''Road to ...'' movies are a series of comedic adventure films starring Creator/BobHope, Music/BingCrosby, and (usually) Dorothy Lamour. Each of the films is a {{parody}} of a particular genre.
genre, brimming with gags and musical numbers performed by one or more of the leads.
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The ''Road to ...'' movies are a series of comedy films starring Creator/BobHope, Music/BingCrosby, and (usually) Dorothy Lamour. Each of the films is a {{parody}} of a particular film genre.
The series inspired some later movies, including ''Film/SpiesLikeUs'', ''Film/{{Ishtar}}'', and ''WesternAnimation/TheRoadToElDorado'', as well as the ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' "Road to..." episodes that mostly focus on Brian and Stewie.
The series inspired some later movies, including ''Film/SpiesLikeUs'', ''Film/{{Ishtar}}'', and ''WesternAnimation/TheRoadToElDorado'', as well as the ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' "Road to..." episodes that mostly focus on Brian and Stewie.
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The ''Road to ...'' movies are a series of comedy comedic adventure films starring Creator/BobHope, Music/BingCrosby, and (usually) Dorothy Lamour. Each of the films is a {{parody}} of a particular film genre.
The series inspiredsome a number of later movies, comedy films, including ''Film/SpiesLikeUs'', ''Film/{{Ishtar}}'', and ''WesternAnimation/TheRoadToElDorado'', as well as the ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' "Road to..." episodes that focusing mostly focus on Brian and Stewie.
The series inspired
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* LanguageOfLove: ''Road to Rio'' suggests this trope in the song "You Don't Have To Know The Language".
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* LanguageOfLove: ''Road to Rio'' suggests this trope in the song "You Don't Have To to Know The the Language".
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* CasanovaWannabe: Hope's usual persona is either this, a LovableCoward, or both.
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* TheTheTitleConfusion: Only ''The Road to Hong Kong'' includes the definite article in its title.
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!!Other films in this series provides examples, straight or parodied, of:
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