Vince Vaughn lost a bunch of weight and looks sort of hot (yes, he's probably still a douche though)

He looks much better than usual in that monkey show he’s doing.

MAGA trash

Is he? Hadn't heard that.

OP, I'm not clicking on a Daily Fail link, but this is all obvious if you watch his new Apple TV show.

Didn't know he had a new show, I just saw the article with his pic.

Also, I don't have Apple TV.

Another Ozempic Douche

He's always reminded me of Michael Madsen.

"Vaughn has since clarified that he is a libertarian (so neither allied with the Republican nor Democrat parties), but next to the ubiquitous centre-left liberalism of Hollywood, it still makes him an outlier. Likewise, that he’s been happy to collaborate on documentary series with conservative blowhard Glenn Beck, called for US schools to be armed with guns, and voiced support for politician Ron Paul, who has run for president as both a Republican and a libertarian. Plus, his movies have always been a bit of a clue when it comes to his worldview – they are typically tales of white male bloviating, of a kind that has come to define right-wing politics. That unspoken thread running through his professional choices, mixed in with what we know of Vaughn as a person, has long made him one of the most fascinating – and largely underappreciated – actors in Hollywood."

Hes not hot he looks like Corey Feldman a few years before his death

r4 what a delicate flower you are. The Daily Mail is a gossip mongers' bible.

Love a skinny Ozempic queen!

Oops I meant he looks like Corey Haim a few years before his death. Sadly Feldog is a ghoul who will not die

[quote] He's always reminded me of Michael Madsen.

He never reminded me of Michael Madsen until I saw the photo at OP. He looks deflated.

He filmed a movie in Wilmington, NC back around 2000 and he was such a prick that the whole town practically declared a day of thanksgiving when the production wrapped up and he left town. He had to come back a few months later to be tried for public drunkenness and assault and the judge gave him community service and barred him from all bars in the city for six months.

That's disappointing to hear, r14.

He's not attractive, he's just tall.

Unfortunately the Series falls apart after 2 or 3 episodes.

nice Party City topper

The best thing about that series is Victor Turpin

I can't stand him but he looks good in OP's pic. His hair doesn't look real.

He is not fascinating in the least. Average intellect, privileged, alcoholic white guy from the segregated North Shore of Chicago. There's millions just like him.

Just another asshole in a bad wig.

I’ve always been attracted to him. Sorry.

His hair is a wig R22? It looks a bit suspicious.

I feel like Bad Monkey gets better as it goes along. Hoping Jodie Turner-Smith gets an Emmy nom.

Tall cute charming douche brah surely peaked in attractiveness at age 20. He was still cute when he made it into the picture shows but his looks were on borrowed time.

That silly upsweep needs some restyling STAT.

He looks good eithout the weight.

He had what seemed to be a very rapid ascension from modest parts in obscure films to ubiquity, overexposure, turning into a big fat bloated fat thing, and mouthing off about any all all things (as if he were some kind of Data Lounger, imagine.)

He passed from passably interesting actor to inescapable and obnoxious fat head with frightening alacrity. I always wonder was this just a weird fluke or was someone/something behind his rise?

do you think he had a face lift?

Love his new show. That blonde actress is hilariously psycho.

[quote] do you think he had a face lift?

No but from the looks of the sunken cheeks he may need one if he loses much more weight.

Agreed, R31- Meredith Hagner (ruthless wife Eve) and Jodie Turner-Smith (The Dragon Queen/Gracie) are mesmerizing.

But it’s dragging on waaaasy too long, with too many time-wasting subplots (Michelle Monaghan as a Mary Kay LeTourneau-type; Alex Moffat as the douchey owner of the neighboring eyesore).

And charming as Natalie Martinez is, the “breezy” central romance stretches credibility, as does her ability to play a medical professional.

Also, not enough monkey!

To be fair the novel had all the same subplots though I can't remember it well.