"Wedding Crashers" star Vince Vaughn posed with President Donald Trump in the Oval Office in an unexpected photo op.

The president took the place of Owen Wilson in the White House's parody of the 2005 comedy classic Vince Vaughn visited ...

Vince Vaughn made a name for himself in Hollywood by starring in some of the biggest comedies of the 2000s. But instead of ...

The White House's official social media commemorated Donald Trump's visit with Vince Vaughn by sharing a parody poster for ...

President Donald Trump and Vince Vaughn teamed up for a lighthearted spoof of the Hollywood actor’s iconic 2005 film Wedding ...

The official POTUS Instagram celebrated a visit by actor Vince Vaughn, spoofing the poster from 2005's Wedding Crashers for ...

Actor Vince Vaughn visited President Trump in the Oval Office, creating a moment of levity for the White House social media ...

And the White House had some fun with with the actor’s visit, spoofing his 2005 film Wedding Crashers. On Friday, the ...

The photo op, which quickly went viral, was a clear homage to Wedding Crashers, a film that cemented Vaughn's status as a leading comedic actor. The image showed Trump and Vaughn mirroring the film's ...

Twenty years after Vince Vaughn played a Washington, D.C., divorce lawyer with a penchant for sneaking into other people's ...

Alan Tudyk isn’t dodging questions about Dodgeball 2. The actor played landlubber Steve the Pirate in 2004’s Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story, the Vince Vaughn-fronted comedy about a group of misfits ...