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Mr. Hobbs Takes a Vacation Overview:

Mr. Hobbs Takes a Vacation (1962) was a Comedy - Family Film directed by Henry Koster and produced by Jerry Wald and Marvin A. Gluck.

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Mr. Martin Turner: Who took these?
Roger Hobbs: Peggy. She does all the photography around here.
Mr. Martin Turner: Wha'd she use?
Roger Hobbs: A camera.
Mr. Martin Turner: Asterbex?
Roger Hobbs: Probably.
Roger Hobbs: There ought to be an un-Edison, an un-Thomas Alva Edison who un-invents things, and the first thing they ought to un-invent is that television.
Roger Hobbs: I'd be more religious if something wouldn't happen to that television set. Just praying that lightning would strike it, not the entire circuit, just our set.
Peggy Hobbs: Didn't you get his last name?
Roger Hobbs: No, I just called hey Joe, it's from my experience that there's usually one Joe in a group of fellows.
Peggy Hobbs: That's a fine way to get a date for your daughter, paying him $5.
Mr. Martin Turner: You haven't done much walking have you Hobbs?
Roger Hobbs: Only since I was about four years old!
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Mr. Hobbs Takes a Vacation Facts
The portrait hanging along the staircase of the beach cottage is of Captain Daniel Gregg, played by Rex Harrison, from The Ghost and Mrs. Muir.
Herb Alpert:  trumpet player at the yacht club.
The station wagon used in the film is a 1960 Dodge Seneca.
This is the first of two movies Maureen O'Hara made with Jimmy Stewart; in 1966 she also made The Rare Breed with Stewart.
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