Did you ever think that dressing up as pigs and entering a game show could earn you an all-expenses-paid trip to Europe? Well, it did for Clark Griswold and his family in National Lampoon's European Vacation. In this hilarious 1985 comedy, Griswold and his family would travel across Western Europe, but in typical Clark Griswold fashion, there would be an immense amount of chaos that ensues. Their first stop would be London, where Clark's awful driving would result in several accidents and hysterical run-ins with a bicyclist. Next up would be Paris, but that didn't stop any mayhem from happening. In an attempt to protect his son from being bullied for his beret, he tosses it off of the Eiffel Tower observation deck, but a dog would mistake it for a frisbee and jump off after it. The family would also visit Rome and Germany, resulting in street vendor stands being knocked down, them driving around in a rental car with the manager in the trunk and Clark crashing into a fountain while trying to save his wife. You can remember Chevy Chase's iconic role in this second installment of the National Lampoon's Vacation series by picking up this signed movie poster.