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{{Infobox Cartoon Short
| name= We're on Our Way to Rio
| image=
| caption=
| director= Isadore Sparber
| producer= Seymour Kneitel<br>Isadore Sparber<br>Dan Gordon
| writer= Jack Mercer<br>Jack Ward
| narrator=
| starring= Jack Mercer<br>Dave Barry
| music= Winston Sharples
| animation= James Tyer<br>Ben Solomon
| editing=
| studio= Famous Studios
| distributor= Paramount Pictures
| released= April 21, 1944
| runtime= 8:00
| country= USA
| language= English
| budget=
| gross=
| preceded_by= ''[[The Marry-Go-Round]]''
| followed_by= ''[[The Anvil Chorus Girl]]''
| website=
| amg_id=
| imdb_id= 0153671
}}'''''We're on Our Way to Rio''''' is a ''[[Popeye|Popeye the Sailor]]'' theatrical animated short produced by Famous Studios (the original animation unit of Paramount Pictures) and released on April 21, 1944.

== Plot ==

== Trivia ==
* ''We're on Our Way to Rio'' marks the final appearance of comedian/voice actor Dave Barry as the voice of Bluto.
* This is the final ''Popeye the Sailor'' short to be animated by Famous Studios at their studio in Miami, Florida before the company moved its operations back to New York City beginning with the following cartoon, ''[[The Anvil Chorus Girl]]''.
* Although Margie Hines had been the regular voice of Olive Oyl during the period when the ''Popeye the Sailor'' shorts were being made in Miami, Hines does not appear in this short; the voice actress who voiced Olive (who plays a parody of Brazilian actress/singer/dancer Carmen Miranda and speaks in both Brazilian Portuguese and in English with a Brazilian accent) in this short is not known or credited.

== External links ==

[[Category:Popeye the Sailor]]