National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation (1989)

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Written by John Hughes

Directed by Jeremiah S. Chechik

Running Time: 110 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1989

Rating: PG Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Zany seasonal comedy about a man who doesn't do things by halves when he sets out to give his family a traditional Christmas. His in-laws arrive to sample the hospitality, among them being the cousin from hell who is still having trouble with the metal plate in his head. The family must battle against rabid squirrels and an exploding sewer to achieve a family Christmas that they will never forget.

When is National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on TG4 December 3rd, 12:50am. See more...

Cast

Chevy ChaseClark Griswold
Beverly D'AngeloEllen Griswold
Image for Juliette LewisJuliette LewisAudrey Griswold
Image for Johnny GaleckiJohnny GaleckiRussell 'Rusty' Griswold
John RandolphClark Wilhelm Griswold Sr.
Diane LaddNora Griswold
Image for E.G. MarshallE.G. MarshallArt Smith
Image for Doris RobertsDoris RobertsFrances Smith
Image for Randy QuaidRandy QuaidCousin Eddie Johnson
Miriam FlynnCousin Catherine Johnson
Cody BurgerCousin Rocky Johnson
Ellen Hamilton LatzenCousin Ruby Sue Johnson
William HickeyUncle Lewis
Mae QuestelAunt Bethany
Sam McMurrayBill

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