Vince Vaughn
Leader of the Hollywood Frat Pack, Vince Vaughn stands tall (6' 5") and is handsome and successful. Vince has achieved celebrity by starring in a slew of comedies such
as 'Old School,' 'Starsky & Hutch,' and 'Dodgeball' with the fellow Frat Pack members like Ben Stiller, Jack Black, Will Ferrell, and Wilson Brothers (Owen & Luke).
Born on March 28, 1970 in Minneapolis, Vince is the youngest child to Vernon Vaughn and Sharon DePalmo (a Canadian-born broker was ranked as one of the top money managers
by Bloomberg Wealth Manager Magazine, in US). He has two older sisters, Valerie and Victoria. Vince wanted to pursue the career as a professional athlete (water polo) but
back injury due to a car accident at 17 derailed his plans and by 18, he had decided to become an actor and headed to the West coast.
Nicknamed Mr. Sunshine (aptly too), Vince's journey from being a struggling actor and facing many rejections, to being a successful and much admired actor is truly inspiring.
He began acting in the late 80's and appeared in small TV roles before getting noticed and swung to stardom with the movie, 'Swingers' in 1996.
Hollywood Calling
His first movie role was in 'Rudy' (1993), and went unnoticed. It was the independent film 'Swingers' (1996) that earned Vince critical acclaim. Soon afterwards, Steven Spielberg
cast him in 'The Lost World: Jurassic Park' (1997). 'Jurassic Park' only brought Vince some amount of exposure. Vince played Norman Bates in the remake of 'Pyscho' (1998) which
was a disappointment at the Box Office as well as 'A Cool, Dry Place' (1999). As a result, Vince took some time off to regroup.
His comeback movie 'The Cell' (2000) with Jennifer Lopez was visually appealing but couldn't win the audiences. In the following year, he re-grouped with Favreau for the
gangster movie 'Made' (2001). Vince's characterization of Ricky proved to be the centerpiece of the movie. The thriller 'Domestic Disturbance' (2001) highlighted Vince's acting
talent in the role of a villainous stepfather.
Realizing it was time to change gears again; Vince turned to comedy and acted in Todd Phillips' 'Old School' (2003) and 'Starsky & Hutch' (2004) with Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson.
'Dodgeball' (2004) confirmed what many knew. Vince was the best when it came to comedy genre. With 'Be Cool' (2005) the sequel to 'Get Shorty,' Vince gave one of his most hilarious
turns. He also played a small and very amusing role in the action blockbuster 'Mr. & Mrs. Smith' (2005) starring Pitt and Jolie. The year 2005 also saw Vince act in the biggest
earning movie of his career so far, 'Wedding Crashers.' With 'Break-Up' (2006) came the break-up of Vince and Jennifer Anniston relationship.
Currently, Vince is a well-established actor and the leader of the comedic Rat Pack style of clique of actors who team up together frequently.
Trivia
- Fan of Chicago Black Hawks.
- Is of English, Lebanese, Italian, Irish, and German ancestry.
- Loves to dance.
- Does not like cell phones and does not own one.
Achievements
- Is ranked #31 on Premiere's 2006 "Power 50" list, this is his first appearance on the list.
Actor - Filmography
Up Coming Projects
Into the Wild (2007).... Wayne Westerberg
Fred Claus (2007).... Joe Claus
Past Projects
The Break-Up .... Gary Grobowski
Wedding Crashers.... Jeremy Grey
Mr. & Mrs. Smith.... Eddie
Be Cool.... Raji
Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy.... Wes Mantooth
Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story.... Peter La Fleur
Starsky & Hutch.... Reese Feldman
Old School.... Bernard 'Beanie' Campbell
Zoolander.... Luke Zoolander
Made.... Ricky Slade
Psycho.... Norman Bates
The Lost World: Jurassic Park.... Nick Van Owen
Swingers.... Trent Walker |
Vince Vaughn was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota on March 28, 1970.
Name: Vince Vaughn
Date of Birth: March 28th 1970
Height: 6' 5" (1.96 m)
Talent Agency: United Talent Agency
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"If I'm not interested in a woman, I'm straight-forward. Right after sex, I usually say, 'I can't do this anymore. Thanks for coming over!'" - Vince Vaughn
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