In “Christmas Vacation,” Rusty somehow morphs into Audrey’s younger brother. 6. ... 41. CLEVELAND-AREA FANS CAN VISIT A GENUINE “GRISWOLD HOUSE” EACH CHRISTMAS.

National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation is one of many popular holiday movies.The 1989 comedy starring Chevy Chase as Clark Griswold, a father who wants to give his family the perfect Christmas ...

New Griswolds Take New Dysfunctions On A 'Vacation' This time it's Rusty Griswold, the grown son of Chevy Chase's Clark Griswold, dragging his family on a doomed road trip. Critic Scott Tobias ...

In both the original "Vacation" and "European Vacation," Rusty is believed to be the older of the two Griswold children. In "Christmas Vacation," Rusty somehow morphs into Audrey’s younger ...

The Griswolds reunited for a series of Old Navy commercials with original Rusty (Anthony Michael Hall), Euro Rusty (Jason Lively), Audrey (Dana Barron) and Juliet Lewis. Noticeably absent from the ...

The third Rusty Griswold, 14-year-old Johnny was a fresh-faced newcomer when he stepped into the role. Three years later he'd become famous as David Healy, Darlene Conner's boyfriend (and future ...

Johnny Galecki played Rusty Griswold in 1989's 'National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation'. Then only 14 years old, the actor talked himself out of an additional scene with Chevy Chase.

As foul-mouthed holiday rants go, a couple of Chevy Chase’s — as family man Clark Griswold in “National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation” — are up there. Oh, they’re not as intentionally ...

Galecki played Rusty Griswold in 1989’s National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation. Hobert executive produces with Alcide Bava’s Galecki and Holly Brown, and Cory Wood producing. Alcide Bava ...

By the time “Christmas Vacation” came around, he was 45 years old and had Clark W. Griswold’s “hap, hap, happiest” character down pat, as Chase had already played the try-hard patriarch ...

This time it's Rusty Griswold, the grown son of Chevy Chase's Clark Griswold, dragging his family on a doomed road trip. Critic Scott Tobias says the movie is overeager to provoke and offend.