Waikiki Wedding

Synopsis

In the delightful romantic musical comedy 'Waikiki Wedding' starring Bing Crosby, a charming entertainer heads to Hawaii to serenade a radio heiress and win her heart. As he navigates through island life and love, comedic misunderstandings ensue, leading to an entertaining mix of music, romance, and comedic antics. Set against the picturesque backdrop of Waikiki, the film showcases Crosby's iconic crooning and charismatic performance, along with catchy tunes and colorful dance numbers that capture the essence of 1930s Hollywood charm. Join Bing Crosby on a tropical adventure filled with laughter, love, and unforgettable melodies in this timeless classic.

Cast

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  Bing Crosby

  Tony Marvin

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  Bob Burns

  Shad Buggle

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  Martha Raye

  Myrtle Finch

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  Shirley Ross

  Georgia Smith

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  George Barbier

  J.P. Todhunter

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  Leif Erickson

  Dr. Victor Quimby

Reviews

Despite its light-hearted charm and Bing Crosby's endearing performance, 'Waikiki Wedding' fails to deliver a truly engaging plot, leaving viewers yearning for more depth and substance. Reviewers have praised the film's musical numbers and romantic escapades, but have criticized the lack of a strong narrative to drive the story forward. With a mix of positive and negative reception, 'Waikiki Wedding' finds itself in a middle ground where some appreciate its nostalgic appeal while others desire a more compelling storyline. While Bing Crosby's charisma carries the film, the overall execution falls short of achieving greatness. Despite its shortcomings, 'Waikiki Wedding' remains a pleasant and tuneful escape to the golden age of Hollywood. IMDb Rating: 5.9/10