Bob Hope on the Road to China(1979)
Bob Hope tours China, takes in the culture and meets up with Big Bird, Crystal Gayle, Peaches and Herb, and others.
Movie: Bob Hope on the Road to China
Top 10 Billed Cast
Self - Host
Self
Self - as Big Bird (voice)
Self (as Shields and Yarnell)
Video Trailer Bob Hope on the Road to China
Video: HOPE in CHINA Part 1 of 4 (Mickhail Baryshnikov)
HOPE in CHINA Part 1 of 4 (Mickhail Baryshnikov)
HOPE in CHINA Part 2 of 4 (Big Bird, Peaches, Herb)
HOPE in CHINA Part 3 of 4 (Great Wall, Forbidden City, Shields & Yarnell)
HOPE in CHINA Part 4 of 4(Tienanmen Square, Peking Opera, Dolores Hope)
All 4 videos
HOPE in CHINA Part 1 of 4 (Mickhail Baryshnikov) - Clip
HOPE in CHINA Part 2 of 4 (Big Bird, Peaches, Herb) - Clip
HOPE in CHINA Part 3 of 4 (Great Wall, Forbidden City, Shields & Yarnell) - Clip
HOPE in CHINA Part 4 of 4(Tienanmen Square, Peking Opera, Dolores Hope) - Clip
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