Vince Vaughn AKA Vincent Anthony Vaughn Born: 28-Mar-1970 Birthplace: Minneapolis, MN
Gender: Male Religion: Roman Catholic [1] Race or Ethnicity: White Sexual orientation: Straight Occupation: Actor Party Affiliation: Republican Nationality: United States Executive summary: Swingers Vince Vaughn's family was borderline wealthy, and Vaughn had little interest in school. He ran with a tough crowd, and in elementary school he was sent to a psychiatrist and prescribed Ritalin to calm his hyperactivity. His parents said they wouldn't give it to him, and Vaughn ended up in special classes for "troubled youth". He was a lousy student, but he was always popular, and he was elected class president in high school. Vaughn appeared in a nationally-aired Chevrolet commercial shortly after graduating, and decided to move to Los Angeles to act. He landed a few one-time bit parts on shows like Doogie Howser, MD and 21 Jump Street, but often went many months between acting jobs. At rock bottom, he appeared as an extra in Bette Midler's For the Boys.
His luck started turning, when he got a small speaking role in the film Rudy, in 1993. On the set, he met another struggling actor named Jon Favreau, and their friendship and party lifestyle provided the inspiration for Swingers, written by Favreau. Vaughn landed a mid-sized role in the first sequel to Jurassic Park. He also played the charming serial killer in Clay Pigeons, and re-teamed with Favreau in the mob comedy, Made. Interspersed between these titles, he appeared in a long list of stinkers and duds, like The Locusts, the remake of Psycho, and South of Heaven, West of Hell. His career sprang back to life with the comedies Old School and Dodgeball.
In 2001, Vaughn was at a bar in Wilmington, North Carolina, and according to a witness, he "was being a jerk". He was challenged to the traditional "step outside and settle this", but Steve Buscemi intervened, and was shanked for his trouble. Buscemi later recovered, and Vaughn wasn't injured but was arrested. He was fined $250 plus court costs, and ordered to undergo alcohol counseling and stay away from local bars. In 2003, at his 33rd birthday party at a hotel in West Hollywood, Vaughn was sucker-punched by a stranger on the sidewalk. According to news reports, "The suspect spoke first, and Vaughn responded. Police did not say what was said."
[1] Father is Protestant, mother is Roman Catholic. In an interview moderated by the Washington Post, 24 October 2001, answering a query from the public as to whether or not he were a Scientologist, Vaughn stated, "I'm a Catholic who doesn't go to church."
Father: Vernon Vaughn (salesman) Mother: Sharon Vaughn (div. 1991) Sister: Victoria Vaughn Sister: Valerie Vaughn Girlfriend: Joey Lauren Adams (actress, together 1998) Girlfriend: Jennifer Aniston (actress, together 2005-06) Wife: Kyla Weber (real estate agent, m. 2-Jan-2009, one daughter, one son) Daughter: Locklyn Kyla (b. 18-Dec-2010) Son: Vernon Lindsay Vaughn (b. 7-Aug-2013)
High School: Lake Forest High School, Lake Forest, IL (1988)
Assault Wilmington, NC (Apr-2001) Risk Factors: Former Smoker
TELEVISION True Detective Frank Semyon (2015-)
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR Fighting With My Family (28-Jan-2019) Dragged Across Concrete (3-Sep-2018) Brawl in Cell Block 99 (2-Sep-2017) Hacksaw Ridge (4-Sep-2016) Unfinished Business (3-Mar-2015) Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues (24-Nov-2013) Delivery Man (21-Nov-2013) The Internship (5-Jun-2013) A Case of You (21-Apr-2013) The Watch (27-Jul-2012) · Bob Lay the Favorite (21-Jan-2012) The Dilemma (13-Jan-2011) · Ronny Valentine Couples Retreat (8-Oct-2009) · Dave Four Christmases (26-Nov-2008) · Brad Fred Claus (3-Nov-2007) Into the Wild (1-Sep-2007) Vince Vaughn's Wild West Comedy Show (8-Sep-2006) · Himself The Break-Up (1-Jun-2006) The Wedding Crashers (15-Jul-2005) Mr. and Mrs. Smith (9-Jun-2005) · Eddie Be Cool (4-Mar-2005) Thumbsucker (23-Jan-2005) · Mr. Geary Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story (18-Jun-2004) Starsky & Hutch (26-Feb-2004) · Reese Feldman I Love Your Work (5-Sep-2003) Blackball (18-May-2003) · Rick Old School (13-Feb-2003) · Beanie Pauly Shore Is Dead (2003) · Himself Domestic Disturbance (30-Oct-2001) Made (13-Jul-2001) · Ricky The Prime Gig (1-Sep-2000) · Pendelton Wise The Cell (17-Aug-2000) South of Heaven, West of Hell (28-Jan-2000) · Taylor Psycho (4-Dec-1998) · Norman Bates Clay Pigeons (15-Sep-1998) · Lester Return to Paradise (10-Aug-1998) · Sheriff A Cool, Dry Place (3-Apr-1998) The Locusts (28-Aug-1997) The Lost World: Jurassic Park (23-May-1997) · Nick Van Owen Just Your Luck (29-Nov-1996) Swingers (7-Sep-1996) · Trent Rudy (18-Sep-1993) Lies of the Heart (8-Jan-1991)
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