Bob Hope and his wife, Delores, had four adopted children – Linda Hope, Anthony J. Hope, William Kelly Francis Hope and Eleanora Hope.
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Linda is a film producet.She was adopted in 1939, and is now aged 90.
Tony was the former head of the National Indian Gaming Commission. He was adopted in 1940, He died in 2004.
Kelly and Eleanora were adopted in 1946.
Bob Hope Life And Career
Late comedian and entertainer Bob Hope was famous for his work in radio, television, film, and writing.
Hope was also known for his sense of humor, and hosting the Academy Awards 19 times.

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Hope was an iconic figure in American entertainment history, with a career that spanned over 80 years.
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He made significant contributions to various forms of entertainment such as comedy, film, television, and live shows.
Hope gained popularity through his radio shows, where he showcased his comedic talents and often performed in front of live audiences. His radio career included “The Bob Hope Show” and “The Pepsodent Show.”
He additionally appeared in over 70 films, both as a lead and supporting actor. Some of his notable movies include “Road to…” series with Bing Crosby and Dorothy Lamour, “The Paleface,” and “The Lemon Drop Kid.”
Hope’s TV career included hosting his own variety and comedy shows, such as “The Bob Hope Show” and various TV specials on NBC.
Hope died on July 27, 2003, after suffering from pneumonia. He was aged 100.


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