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The White House has shared a bizarre photo of Donald Trump meeting with Hollywood actor Vince Vaughn, which has prompted fierce reaction online. The White House posted a photo on Instagram, Friday ...

The White House’s official social media commemorated Donald Trump’s visit with Vince Vaughn by sharing a parody poster for Vaughn’s 2005 comedy “Wedding Crashers.” Friday, the ...

President Donald Trump and Vince Vaughn teamed up for a lighthearted spoof of the Hollywood actor’s iconic 2005 film "Wedding Crashers." The White House posted a photo, Friday, of Vaughn ...

The shot was edited into a faux movie poster inspired by Wedding Crashers. "White House Crashers," the poster reads in a font similar to one used on the artwork for the 2005 buddy comedy flick ...

Vince Vaughn visits President Donald Trump in the White House ...

Side-by-side posters of 'Wedding Crashers' and the White House spoof Everett Collection / Instagram The White House‘s social media activity shows no sign of abating. This time around ...

The official White House account on X had a little fun with the visit, posting a fake movie poster dubbed “White House Crashers.” The image showed Vaughn and Trump at the Resolute Desk ...

In a bizarre twist, the image was also mocked up to resemble a film poster, with the words “White House Crashers” placed above the two men, in a nod to Vaughn’s previous role in the 2005 comedy.

Twenty years after Vince Vaughn played a Washington, D.C., divorce lawyer with a penchant for sneaking into other people's parties in Wedding Crashers, the actor returned to the nation's capital ...

Vince Vaughn is crashing the internet after a photo posted by The White House. The "Wedding Crashers" alum, who played a Washington, D.C. divorce mediation attorney that crashed weddings to meet ...