Vince Vaughn spent seven years in Hollywood before he landed the role of smooth-operating Trent in 1996's surprise hit "Swingers." The irreverent comedy written by co-star and real-life pal Jon Favreau led to a role in Steven Spielberg's "The Lost World: Jurassic Park." Vaughn's other notable films include "Return to Paradise," "Clay Pigeons" and "Psycho," in which he played the legendary Norman Bates in director Gus Van Sant's controversial remake.

In 2000, Vaughn appeared in the "The Cell," with Jennifer Lopez, "Prime Gig" and "South of Heaven, West of Hell," which marked the directorial debut of country singer Dwight Yoakam. Vaughn also re-teamed with Favreau for "Made" and appeared as a deceptive stepfather in the thriller "Domestic Disturbance." In 2003, the actor joined Saturday Night Live alum Will Ferrell for the hit sophomoric comedy "Old School." Other popular film credits include "Wedding Crashers," "The Break-Up" in which he starred with then-girlfriend Jennifer Aniston, "Four Christmases" and "Couple's Retreat."

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