Major Vince Vaughn Filmography and Box Office Rankings
Vince Vaughn has appeared in more than 30 theatrically released feature films, with his most commercially successful titles concentrated in the comedy and action genres. His role as Ronny in the 2005 wedding comedy My Big Fat Greek Wedding helped the film become the highest-grossing romantic comedy in North America for over a decade, earning more than $368 million worldwide on a $5 million budget. The film was produced by Playtone and distributed by IFC Films and Universal Pictures.
In the action-thriller Domino (2005), Vaughn played the role of Domino Harvey alongside Keira Knightley, with the production involving Scott Free Productions and distributed by New Line Cinema. The film grossed approximately $15 million globally against a $23 million budget. Vaughn also starred in the 2015 comedy-drama Dinosaur Island, a lower-budget independent production that earned modest box office returns and highlighted his work outside major studio tentpoles.
Production Companies, Directors, and Franchise Appearances
Vaughn frequently collaborated with directors such as Shawn Levy, the Russo brothers, and Todd Phillips. In Starsky & Hutch (2004), produced by Todd Phillips and distributed by Warner Bros., Vaughn played the role of Detective Jim Starsky, with the film grossing $170 million worldwide. The movie was based on the 1970s ABC series and featured a production budget of $30 million.
Vaughn portrayed Agent Ron Lynch in the 2015 comedy Vacation, a reboot of the National Lampoon franchise produced by New Line Cinema and distributed by Warner Bros. The film earned $79 million globally on a $31 million budget. He also appeared in the 2017 comedy Animorphs, which was produced by Emmett/Furla/Oasis Films and distributed by Netflix for a streaming release.
Recent and Upcoming Vince Vaughn Film Projects
In the 2023 action-comedy Cruise, Vaughn starred as real-life promoter Nicky Barnes, with the film produced by Voltage Pictures and distributed by Lionsgate. The movie was shot in New York and featured Vaughn alongside Michelle Trachtenberg and Brendan Fraser. The project marked a return to theatrical release for Vaughn in a fact-driven biographical role.
Vaughn is attached to the upcoming action film The Manager, produced by Lionsgate and 87North Productions, with filming expected to begin in 2024. The project continues his association with high-concept action comedies and follows his recent work in the streaming film Delivery Man, which was produced by DreamWorks Pictures and distributed by Netflix.