Vince Vaughn

25 Greatest Christmas Films: #20 — 'The Santa Clause' (1994) - Big Hollywood

source: bighollywood.breitbart.com

Big Hollywood (blog) 25 Greatest Christmas Films: #20 — 'The Santa Clause' (1994) Big Hollywood (blog) Ever the contrarian, even though no one else did, I kind of dug 2007's Fred Claus. The Vince Vaughn comedy certainly has its flaws and most everyone I know ... and more »

Published Sun, Dec 6

'Everybody's Fine' review

source: Metromix Lehigh Valley

1990 Italian film takes a more honest, restrained look at families around the holidays and doesn't star Vince Vaughn ("Four Christmases," "Fred Claus"). ... and more »

Published Thu, Dec 3

Holiday TV specials: Dec. 13-19

source: Cincinnati.com

Noon (MAX) “Fred Claus” Santa bails his brother (Vince Vaughn) out of trouble. 1 pm (LIFE) “A Christmas Wedding” A bride-to-be (Sarah Paulson) is stranded. ... and more »

Published Fri, Nov 27

New Holiday Movie Traditions Are Lighting up Home Theaters, According to ... - PR Newswire

source: prnewswire.com

New Holiday Movie Traditions Are Lighting up Home Theaters, According to ... PR Newswire (press release) Topping the list is 2007's "Fred Claus," in which Santa's black-sheep brother, Fred Claus (Vince Vaughn) gets a much-needed shot at redemption. ... and more »

Published Wed, Nov 25

Nativity review

source: Den Of Geek

saccharine cinema of the highest order - or, even worse, Vince Vaughn vehicles. Who could forget the recent joys of Four Christmases and Fred Claus? ... and more »

Published Wed, Nov 25

Get ready for Frat Boy

source: Total Film

Given that Dobkin's guy-centric hits (well Crashes was a hit, while Fred Claus didn't work so well) have starred Vince Vaughn, might we see him taking a ...

Published Fri, Nov 20

Daily guide

source: Boston Globe

R (1995) Fred Claus 7 pm (HBO2) Santa's ne'er-do-well older brother (Vince Vaughn) is forced to work at the North Pole's toy shop. ...

Published Sun, Nov 15

Have you ever felt 'betrayed' by an actor?

source: Entertainment Weekly

For me, the betrayal is Vince Vaughn in Fred Claus and the value is comedy. After Old School and Wedding Crashers, I trusted Vaughn to know both a funny ...

Published Tue, Nov 10