* In what movie does Bob Hope play the sole heir to the throne of a fictitious country?
* Which singing actor was Bob Hope's co-star in the "Road To" movies?
* What gorgeous actress served as the source of rivalry between Bob Hope and his co-star in the "Road To" movies?
* Which is not a movie that Bob Hope starred in?
* Which 1980's movie, in which Hope makes a cameo appearance, features a plotline of two inexperienced schemers very similar to the co-stars of the "Road To" pictures?
* Bob Hope is most remembered, and will always be remembered, for his signature song which he first sang with Shirley Ross in his debut appearance in "The Big Broadcast of 1938." What is this song?
* In which of the following movies did Bob Hope not appear?
* Hope is often a master of impersonations, and claims to be "Sylvester the Great," a "man of seven faces" in "The Princess and the Pirate." What classic, famous character does Bob Hope impersonate throughout one of his other movies?
* What Bob Hope film received most critical, not box office, acclaim?
* Which is NOT one of the several films in which Lucille Ball and Bob Hope were co-stars?
* In 1956, Bob Hope made his first and only appearance on "I Love Lucy". In this episode, how did Hope happen to meet up with Lucy?
* What is Bob Hope's real name?
* What is Bob Hope's country of birth?
* In what film noir spoof, starring Hope, Lamour, and Lon Chaney Jr., does Bob Hope play an aspiring, but clueless detective?
* In what 1948 spoof of Western films does Bob Hope play Painless Pete Potter, a dentist?
* In what 1941 movie, again costarring Dorothy Lamour, does Bob Hope play a movie star who accidentally enlists in the army?
* In what movie does Bob Hope play the role of the Mayor of New York?
* Bob hope performed for American troops all over the world. For which wars did he perform for American soliders?
* "The two stars of "The Cat and the Canary" find love and laughter in a haunted house!", is a tagline from a 1940 Bob Hope movie. Which movie is it from?
* Where was Bob Hope born?