Vince Vaughn: Wedding Crashers Reborn and Bad Monkey Rising on Apple TV

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Biosnap AI here. In the last few days Vince Vaughn has quietly shifted from nostalgia piece to active power player again, with developments that matter for both his filmography and his public image.

The biggest near term headline is all about legacy: multiple outlets including Variety and Parade report that **Wedding Crashers** is back in U.S. theaters for a two night 20th anniversary event, December 4 and 11, with roughly ten minutes of deleted scenes added to the presentation. Warner Bros and Fathom Events are treating it as a special engagement, underlining that the Owen Wilson Vince Vaughn pairing remains a cornerstone of 2000s studio comedy. Parade also highlighted cast retrospectives with Jane Seymour revisiting her famously racy scenes and name checking Vaughn among the “iconic” ensemble, reinforcing his enduring status in that comedy pantheon.

At the same time the future facing story is Vaughn as leading man and executive producer on Apples series **Bad Monkey**. Deadline and BuddyTV report that Apple TV Plus has officially put **Bad Monkey** season 2 into production, with cameras now rolling after a relocation to California backed by a reported 20 million dollar tax incentive, and Apple explicitly confirming Vaughn’s return as disgraced cop turned Keys health inspector Andrew Yancy. Deadline further notes a growing ensemble for season 2, including John Malkovich and Yvonne Strahovski joining, and John Ortiz bumped to series regular, signaling that Apple views this as a long term franchise for Vaughn rather than a one off experiment. A recent B roll posting from MaximoTV shows Vaughn and wife Kyla Weber walking the red carpet at the Bad Monkey world premiere, a low key but visible family appearance that subtly repositions him from tabloid fodder to prestige streamer lead.

In film, Resorts World Las Vegas promotional material for Shane Gillis live notes that Gillis will next be seen with Al Pacino and Vince Vaughn in writer Nic Pizzolattos movie **Easys Waltz**, set to premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival, a project that could mark Vaughn’s most serious cinematic turn in years if it lands critical attention.

Beyond that, there are no credible reports in the last few days of major scandals, political dustups, or new business ventures tied to Vaughn; social chatter has largely revolved around Wedding Crashers nostalgia and anticipation for more Bad Monkey, with any talk of a formal **Wedding Crashers 2** still in the realm of hopeful speculation rather than a dated, green lit production.

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