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Where Are They Now? The Cast Of National Lampoon's Vacation. Released on July 2. National Lampoon’s Vacation became a monster hit, spawning four sequels: European Vacation, Christmas Vacation, Vegas Vacation, and the TV movie Christmas Vacation 2: Cousin Eddie’s Island Adventure. (The less said about that last one, the better.) It also gave birth to a reboot, 2. Vacation. The story is as simple as it is inspired: Family man Clark Griswold drives his wife and kids cross- country to visit the Walley World amusement park, only to have one cataclysm after another threaten to derail the whole trip. Thirty- three years later, the movie maintains its appeal.
This is one of those comedies that is eminently quotable (“I don’t know why they call this stuff Hamburger Helper. It does just fine by itself.”) It’s also got a hook we can all relate to.
Who among us hasn’t seen a parent lose their cool because something on a family trip didn’t go as smoothly as it was supposed to? To honor this classic comedy, we’re going to look at where the stars of National Lampoon’s Vacation are today, along with some fun movie- related trivia. Jane Krakowski – Cousin Vicki. Cousin Vicki is a little minx. The teenage girl is good at French- kissing (“Daddy says I’m the best at it.”) and she keeps a shoebox of weed under her bed.
She is everything you hope your adolescent daughter doesn’t turn out to be. Playing Vicki was a young actress named Jane Krakowski, making her motion picture debut.
Krakowski not only ran with the character’s naughty side, she was also responsible for one of Vacation‘s biggest laughs, in which Vicki stirs a pitcher full of Kool- Aid with her arm. After her time as a Griswold relative, the actress puttered around in various TV and film projects, including playing Betty Rubble in the live- action movie The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas. Television is where she found significant success, thanks to roles as Elaine Vassal on Ally Mc. Beal and Jenna Maroney on 3. Rock. Krakowski has a particular gift for playing clueless, uptight characters.
You can currently find her doing another hilarious variation of this on the Netflix series Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, where she plays the rich- but- unhappy Jacqueline White. Miriam Flynn – Cousin Catherine. Miriam Flynn is an accomplished actress with more than 1.
In Vacation, she was cast as Cousin Catherine, the only semi- normal one in a family of what could politely be described as “white trash.” Her husband is a freeloading bum, her daughter is a burgeoning floosie, and her son is a little pervert. But that doesn’t stop Catherine from having an upbeat attitude, especially when her sister Ellen and brother- in- law Clark drop by for a visit. Flynn reprised her role in 1. Christmas Vacation and 1. Vegas Vacation (an underrated installment in the series that’s deserving of a second look). She also appeared in the hit movies Mr.
Mom and Waiting for Guffman. Her voice has been featured in a variety of animated shows and films, including the Land Before Time series, The Emperor’s New Groove, and Babe, where she provided the voice of Maa. Flynn continues to have a busy career, and was most recently seen playing Drake’s mother on i. Zombie. 1. 0. Randy Quaid – Cousin Eddie. Randy Quaid is so good playing odd characters that it probably shouldn’t be a surprise that he’s apparently pretty odd in real life, too. As the tactless Cousin Eddie — who got laid off “when they closed that asbestos factory” — Quaid brings surprising depth to a character that is intentionally designed to be a stereotype.
Eddie is a mirror image of Clark Griswold. Both are family men with wives and children, but while Clark tries to live a Norman Rockwell- esque existence, Cousin Eddie is an uncouth slob who isn’t above begging for a handout. Quaid reprised the role in Christmas Vacation and Vegas Vacation, as well as the dreadful TV movie spinoff Christmas Vacation 2: Cousin Eddie’s Island Adventure. Generally, his acting career thrived, with dozens of roles in a variety of genres. Among his credits are Days of Thunder, Kingpin, Independence Day, and Brokeback Mountain. Then the bottom gave out.
In 2. 00. 9, Quaid and his wife Evi were arrested for burglary and conspiracy after they allegedly skipped out on a $1. Later, they were accused of living in someone’s guest house without the permission or knowledge of the owner. These and other legal troubles forced the Quaids to exile themselves to Canada.
They later claimed that a ring of “star whackers” were attempting to frame and/or murder them, as had supposedly been done to other celebs. Due to these rather bizarre personal issues, Quaid has not acted in seven years. That doesn’t mean he’s not in front of a camera, though. You can watch him rant semi- incoherently about politics and other things on Evi’s You.
Tube channel. 9. John Navin – Cousin Dale / James Keach – Motorcycle Cop. John Navin came to Vacation with a few small credits. He had a supporting role in 1. Taps, opposite George C. Scott, Sean Penn, and an up- and- coming actor named Tom Cruise.
He’d also done episodes of Cheers and The Facts of Life. His role as Cousin Dale, the surly tween who mistakes the video game Asteroids with hemorrhoids and possesses a pile of nudie mags, is short but memorable. Navin was able to project a certain smug quality that made him perfect for Dale. A few inconsequential roles followed, but Navin seems to have left show business entirely. His last credited work is in the 1.
TV movie Class of ’6. He maintains no online presence (at least under his real name) and gives no interviews related to Vacation. An extensive search for information as to his current whereabouts yields no leads whatsoever, aside from a spurious anecdote about him being spotted in a Philadelphia bar a couple years back. In various interviews over the years, Chevy Chase has talked about how hard it was to keep a straight face during a Vacation moment in which a no- nonsense motorcycle cop pulls over the Griswolds to chastise Clark for accidentally killing the dog he unintentionally left tied to the bumper of the Truckster.
The actor playing that cop is James Keach, whose younger brother Stacy is also a famous actor. He and Chase improvised the scene, struggling not to crack up the entire time. Although he continued acting in films like Wildcats and The Razor’s Edge (with Bill Murray), Keach has spent more time behind the camera as a producer (Walk the Line) and director (the superb 2. Glen Campbell: I’ll Be Me). He was married married to actress Jane Seymour for 2. Eugene Levy – Car Salesman.
One of the best and most memorable elements of Vacation is the station wagon Clark buys for the trip, which he dubs “the Griswold Family Truckster.” The vehicle is, quite frankly, a piece of garbage, sold to him by a sleazier- than- sleazy car salesman played by Eugene Levy. A veteran of the famed Canadian sketch comedy series SCTV as well as the legendary Second City, Levy is well- honed in portraying exaggerated characters. He brings just the right mix of smooth talking and psychology to the role, as the salesman plays on Clark’s vulnerabilities to sell him a lemon. It’s a minor character, but a crucial one that he completely nails.
Levy was already fairly well- known, at least among comedy fans, by the time of his Vacation appearance. He would go on to accumulate dozens of credits, from Splash to American Pie (where he memorably played Jim’s dad in the original and subsequent sequels) to Madea’s Witness Protection. He’s also a regular in Christopher Guest’s troupe, co- writing and co- starring in their comedies Best in Show, A Mighty Wind, and For Your Consideration. Levy can currently be seen on Schitt’s Creek, a TV comedy he created, and heard in the upcoming Finding Dory. Incidentally, the Truckster was developed specifically for the film by George Barris, a noted car designer whose company also created the Batmobile for the 1.