The Bob Hope Collectible DVD

Bob Hope, born on 29 May 1903 in Eltham, England, although members of his family in Cleveland, Ohio, when he was four years ( “I left England at the age of four, when I ‘I learned I could not king “). His first modest success in the Show-Business in 1915, like he won a Charlie Chaplin imitation competition.

He began work in Vaudeville in the early 1920s and during the early 1930s was on stage in Broadway. His first film role was “The Big Broadcast” in 1938, in which he sang the song “Thanks for the Memory” in a duet with Shirley Ross. The song Bob Hope signature tune.

Bob Hope appeared in over 75 films during his career when he won two Oscars on a voluntary basis. He even joked about his lack of Oscar awards - “Oscar night at our house is the Passover!” It may not have won numerous Oscars, but he appreciated his unique music at the awards ceremony - he or she co-present in a 1977 to 18 occasions.

His best-known films, of course, always the series of “Road” movies he has with Bing Crosby in the 1940s. He also favorites in “The Face of laundering”, with Jane Russell, many believe, his best film. Today, many of his classic films are available on DVD or regularly on the cable-TV.