The third "Road" film has Hope and Crosby lost at sea and winding up in Morocco as prospective grooms for princess Lamour, unaware that she's to be widowed a week after the wedding. Although the script lacks a narrative flow that would sustain the comedy, the gags come at a rapid pace, including asides to the audience. There's even a talking camel worried about his film career, commenting "this is the screwiest picture I was ever in." Of course there are musical interludes, including the funny title song. Hope and Crosby seem to be having a lot of fun, with the former doing double duty as the late Aunt Lucy, who speaks to the boys from the beyond.
Review of Road to Morocco
