Seven films with the same three stars playing different people every time, so there is no order and nothing carries over.
Any of them, on its own. There is no continuity at all: the same three actors play brand new characters with new names in every film, so nothing carries over and nothing is spoiled.
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Start here rather than at the beginning. It is the best of them, the funniest, and the one that leans hardest into Bob Hope talking straight to the audience about the film he is in.
The first, if you would rather go in order. It sets the formula that all six Paramount films then repeat: two drifters, a far away place, Dorothy Lamour, and a patty-cake routine before a fight.
The last, and the odd one. Made in England for a different studio ten years after the previous film, in black and white, with Joan Collins as the lead and Dorothy Lamour reduced to a cameo.
Then what? Zanzibar, Utopia, Rio and Bali are the same proposition as the rest and can go in any order. Two things to watch for: Road to Utopia was shot in 1943 and shelved until 1946, so catalogues date it three different ways, and Road to Bali is out of copyright in America, which means most copies floating about are terrible.
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