In the 1983 film "National Lampoon's Vacation", where are they when they discover Aunt Edna has died?

The movie was “okay” in my opinion. Slapstick, goofy humor does not really make for a great film. It had its moments but all in all it was the type of film that could easily be forgotten.

Imogene Coca first turned down the roll of Aunt Edna. She had a very great fear of automobiles. She was a brilliant actress whose star still shines bright in her complete body of work.

Deborah , Bad Form! All peoples can be awkward & socially clumsy.