Exploring Famous Motorhomes In Films
Ever pondered about the motorhomes that steal the show in movies? From comedies to holiday favorites, the open road becomes a stage for all sorts of antics. So, next time you hit the road, why not add some of these motorhome classics to your watchlist?
Kicking off the list is “RV” (2006), starring the incomparable Robin Williams. Who knew a road trip could be this uproarious? Plus, let’s not forget to appreciate the stunning green motorhome featured in the film. Absolutely lovely!
Next on the list is “Lost in America” (1985) starring Albert Brooks and Julie Hagerty. Ever dreamed of quitting your job, buying an RV, and hitting the road? Well, buckle up for this wild ride in the iconic 1984 Winnebago Chieftain!
Now, let’s hit the road with Jack Nicholson in “About Schmidt” (2002). Retirement never looked so adventurous! With genuine excitement for motorhome life, watching the character learn more about himself on a cross-country adventure is simply joyous, funny, and memorable. It’s definitely a good watch!
Hold on tight as we blast off into space with “Spaceballs” (1987). Who needs a spaceship when you’ve got a motorhome? Enter the Eagle 5, a flying Winnebago Chieftain 1986 – apparently, a very popular motorhome make for film! Prepare for a comedic, laugh-out-loud parody of “Star Wars” that will have you rolling in the aisles!
And finally, of course, we can’t skip “National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation” (1989). The Griswold family’s RV shenanigans are a holiday classic! And there you have it – a whirlwind tour of motorhome movie madness!
