Vince Vaughn Criticizes Hollywood's Shift Away from R-Rated Comedies

The actor attributes the decline to executives prioritizing job security over creative risks.

Vaughn argues that Hollywood executives overthink comedy films, adhering to rigid, unhelpful rules.
He believes the focus on intellectual property over original ideas stifles creativity.
Vaughn cites his past successes with films like 'Old School' and 'Wedding Crashers' as examples of relatable, original content.
He asserts that audiences still crave edgy, envelope-pushing humor.
Vaughn remains hopeful that R-rated comedies will make a comeback in the near future.