Wedding Crashers Director Preps National Lampoon’s Vacation Sequel

With the recent (but perhaps old?) news that Wedding Crashers director David Dobkin is officially off The Flash movie, it looks like he will potentially be returning back to the safe haven of another straight up comedy. What’s interesting is that it looks like this comedy will be a continuation of a very familiar franchise: National Lampoon’s Vacation series!
According to the Heat Vision Blog, New Line and Warner Brothers have hired Dobkin to produce and possibly direct a sequel to the classic 1983 film Vacation. The original was directed by Harold Ramis and written by John Hughes, with Chevy Chase starring as the hapless father Clark Griswold. This time around the story would focus on the next generation of the Griswolds, with Clark’s son Rusty taking his own family on a road trip. Both Chevy Chase and Beverly D’Angelo could reprise their roles as the elder Griswolds, although they have not actually signed on as of yet.
The truth is, there isn’t even a script at this stage, and New Line is currently in search of writers for the gig. It appears that National Lampoon will not have any involvement, which is probably a good thing. Are you game for a Vacation sequel? Could this continue the “comeback” of Chevy Chase, or is it likely to be just as bad as most of the other Vacation spin-offs?




































































