National Lampoon's Vacation (film Series) - Cast

Cast

Character Film TV Film Short Film
Vacation European Vacation Christmas Vacation Vegas Vacation Christmas Vacation 2: Cousin Eddie's Island Adventure Hotel Hell Vacation
The Griswolds
Clark W. Griswold, Jr. Chevy Chase Chevy Chase
Ellen Griswold Beverly D'Angelo Beverly D'Angelo
Russell 'Rusty' Griswold Anthony Michael Hall Jason Lively Johnny Galecki Ethan Embry Travis Greer
Audrey Griswold Dana Barron Dana Hill Juliette Lewis Marisol Nichols Dana Barron
The Johnsons
Edward 'Eddie' Johnson Randy Quaid Randy Quaid
Catherine Johnson Miriam Flynn Miriam Flynn
Cousin Vicki Jane Krakowski Shae D'Lyn
Cousin Dale John P. Navin Jr.
Cousin Daisy Mabel Violet Ramis
Cousin Ruby Sue Ellen Hamilton Latzen Juliette Brewer
Cousin Rocky Cody Burger
Cousin Denny Zach Moyes
Cousin Clark 'Third' Johnson Jake Thomas

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