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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