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Gidget, on vacation in Hawaii, finds a gang of lads vying for her attention, starting a chain of romantic complications when her boyfriend arrives.Gidget, on vacation in Hawaii, finds a gang of lads vying for her attention, starting a chain of romantic complications when her boyfriend arrives.Gidget, on vacation in Hawaii, finds a gang of lads vying for her attention, starting a chain of romantic complications when her boyfriend arrives.
Paul Bradley
- Plane Passenger
- (uncredited)
Yankee Chang
- Mr. Matsu
- (uncredited)
Jerado Decordovier
- Waiter
- (uncredited)
- Director
- Writers
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Did you know
- TriviaGidget's striped blouse at the breakfast table in California and Abby's striped dress at the Luau are the different fabric pattern. Abby wears that same striped dress when they go to see Eddie at the Moana, and then the next night at the Luau.
- GoofsGidget and her parents argue about the timing of the trip to Hawaii soon after they announce it at the breakfast table. But neither parent mentioned when the trip was planned for.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Occasionally, I Saw Glimpses of Hawai'i (2016)
- SoundtracksWild About the Girl
by Fred Karger and Stanley Styne
Performed by James Darren (uncredited) over the opening credits
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Two years after the original comes this sequel, with Deborah Walley replacing Sandra Dee in the titular role of Francie Lawrence/Gidget. Like the first film, this one is nothing highbrow: just some teen-based comedy and drama revolving around the exploits and misadventures of Gidget.
Gidget and family go to Honolulu for vacation, an excellent excuse for plenty of shots of Hawaiian culture, wrapped around the usual surf and sand center.
The best parts of this film are the Hawaiiana, the dance sequences (surprisingly), and the presence of some adult actors known more for their TV work: like Peggy Cass (who had previously acted in "Auntie Mame") and Carl Reiner (known best, perhaps, for the "Dick Van Dyke Show").
Watch for Vickie Trickett---whose film career spanned only two years---in her thankless role as Abby Stewart, Gidget's main rival and a passive-aggressive gossip.
As the film goes on, it gets better, but it never rises above the level of mildly amusing.
Gidget and family go to Honolulu for vacation, an excellent excuse for plenty of shots of Hawaiian culture, wrapped around the usual surf and sand center.
The best parts of this film are the Hawaiiana, the dance sequences (surprisingly), and the presence of some adult actors known more for their TV work: like Peggy Cass (who had previously acted in "Auntie Mame") and Carl Reiner (known best, perhaps, for the "Dick Van Dyke Show").
Watch for Vickie Trickett---whose film career spanned only two years---in her thankless role as Abby Stewart, Gidget's main rival and a passive-aggressive gossip.
As the film goes on, it gets better, but it never rises above the level of mildly amusing.
Details
- Runtime1 hour 41 minutes
- Aspect ratio
- 1.85 : 1
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