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ROAD TO SINGAPORE - Universal Studios / MCA TV Photo #1

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Estimated to arrive by Mon, Aug 25th. Details
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Subject(s): Bing Crosby Format: 8 x 10 Glossy Photograph Origin: Authentic Universal City Studios Inc. / MCA TV photograph provided to television stations and other media outlets for promotional use. Program Title: The Road to Singapore Category: Movies Original Release Date: 1940 Television Air Date: 1982 Condition: Like New Comments: Road to Singapore was a Paramount Pictures film starring Bing Crosby, Dorothy Lamour, and Bob Hope, which marked the debut of the long-running and popular "Road to" series of pictures starring the trio. According to Hope biographer Raymond Strait, the project which became Road to Singapore was first offered to Fred MacMurray and Jack Oakie (under the working title of Road to Mandalay), and after they declined, to George Burns and Gracie Allen (as Beach of Dreams), with a second male lead to be determined. They also declined. (Burns is quoted as saying that Gracie "thought the whole thing was silly.") At this point, Paramount decided to pair Hope and Crosby, and to take advantage of the screen popularity of Lamour, who had already made several lucrative pictures with a "South Seas" theme.