Johnny Galecki Regrets Getting A Scene With Chevy Chase Cut From National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
Galecki should take heart that his dynamic with his movie Dad was certainly stronger than the previous actors who portrayed Rusty.
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Read MoreJust one more thing...
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