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Chevy Chase in CHRISTMAS VACATION

Chevy Chase (1943 - )

Born on October 8,1943 in Woodstock, New York.

Chevy Chase's birth name is Cornelius Crane Chase. Chevy's middle name, Crane, refers to Crane Castle, his childhood vacation home in Massachusetts.

"Good evening, I'm Chevy Chase and you're not." With those words, a star was born in 1975. Chevy Chase is a Winner of Harvard Lampoon Lifetime Achievement Award 1996.

Chevy Chase was also the valedictorian of his high school class.

He was Roasted into the New York Friar's Club on September 28, 2002. Chevy Chase is a member of the exclusive Hollywood Gourmet Poker Club with fellow card players Johnny Carson, Martin Short, Steve Martin, Carl Reiner, Barry Diller, and Neil Simon.

Chevy was the first member of the original "Saturday Night Live" cast to leave the show. Chase was replaced by Bill Murray. In 1981 Chey Chase was nearly killed (electrocuted) during the filming of MODERN PROBLEMS.

Chevy Chase was the drummer for what he called "a bad jazz band". That band became Steely Dan.

Chase's big hits for National Lampoon were "Vacation" and "European Vacation" movies; in which he played Clark Wilhelm Griswold, Jr. SEEMS LIKE OLD TIMES was one of his classic comdies with Goldie Hawn.

Chevy Chase's other notable credits include...

CUTLASS
ZOOM
FUNNY MONEY
COPS AND ROBBERSONS
NOTHING BUT TROUBLE
FUNNY FARM
SPIES LIKE US
CADDYSHACK
FOUL PLAY

Chevy Chase in VACATION

Chevy Chase in SPIES LIKE US

Chevy Chase in EUROPEAN VACATION

Chevy Chase in CADDYSHACK II

Chevy Chase, with his co-stars, in SEEMS LIKE OLD TIMES (1980)

Chevy Chase in FLETCH

Chevy Chase in CHRISTMAS VACATION (1989)

Chevy Chase with Goldie in FOUL PLAY (1978)