▲Wilson played a Wall Street trader in this classic comedy, crossing paths with frequent collaborator Ben Stiller.

Wow-ometer: two wows.

▲The blonde actor was a barrel-of-laughs in this western comedy. He played Roy O’Bannon, who crosses paths with Chon Wang (pronounced “John Wayne.”)

Wow-ometer: one wow.

▲Wilson didn’t have a big role in this black comedy, but still managed to slip his trademark phrase into the script.

Wow-ometer: one wow.

▲The actor starred as the unsuspecting Luke Sanderson in this horror film.

Wow-ometer: five wows.

▲Wilson co-wrote this crime-comedy, playing an amateur crook called Dignan.

Wow-ometer: three wows.

▲Wilson joined an ensemble cast in ‘The Royal Tenenbaums,’ playing Eli Cash, the Tenenbaums' neighbor. What's more, he co-wrote the film's Oscar-nominated script.

Wow-ometer: one wow.

▲‘Zoolander’ stars Owen Wilson as Hansel McDonald, a formidable model who challenges Derek Zoolander (Ben Stiller).

Wow-ometer: one wow.

▲Wilson starred as Special Agent Alex Scott in this spy comedy.

Wow-ometer: four wows.

▲Stiller and Wilson joined forces once again for ‘Starsky & Hutch’ in 2004.

Wow-ometer: two wows.

▲Wilson proved himself as an animated character in ‘Cars,’ playing the lead character of Lightning McQueen.

Wow-ometer: six wows.

▲Wilson lit up the screen in this comedy heist, starring as a surfer and small-time thief.

Wow-ometer: two wows.

▲This is the ultimate film about third wheels, with Wilson playing a best man who stays with newlyweds as an annoying houseguest.

Wow-ometer: four wows.

▲Jackie Chan and Owen reunited in ‘Shanghai Knights,’ venturing to London to seek revenge.

Wow-ometer: four wows.

▲He co-starred with Vince Vaughn in this comedy. The duo played a pair of womanizers who infiltrate weddings to get some action.

Wow-ometer: six wows.

▲The actor played a bird enthusiast in this comedy, starring alongside Jack Black and Steve Martin.

Wow-ometer: three wows.

▲In this tear-jerker, Wilson starred alongside Jennifer Aniston. They played newlyweds who adopt a troublesome dog named Marley.

Wow-ometer: four wows.

▲This eccentric comedy starred Wilson as Steve Dallas, a hack weatherman who travels back to his hometown with his childhood best friend.

Wow-ometer: two wows.

▲In ‘Drillbit Taylor,’ the actor played a homeless beggar, who poses as a bodyguard to protect school kids from bullies.

Wow-ometer: two wows.

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Wilson reunited with Wes Anderson for ‘The Darjeeling Limited,’ playing one of three brothers who journey across India to bond with each other.

Wow-ometer: one wow.

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In ‘Father Figures,’ Wilson plays a model who searches for his biological father.

Wow-ometer: one wow.

▲In ‘Little Fockers,’ the actor returned as the ever-peculiar Kevin Rawley.

Wow-ometer: two wows.

▲The third film in the ‘Night at the Museum’ trilogy, ‘Secret of the Tomb’ saw Wilson reprise his role as Jedediah, a cowboy diorama miniature.

Wow-ometer: one wow.

▲Woody Allen directed this comedy, which saw Owen Wilson playing a screenwriter who time travels in Paris.

Wow-ometer: 10 wows.

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Owen returned to the animated world for ‘Free Birds,’ a buddy comedy about two turkeys who try to prevent Thanksgiving by traveling back in time.

Wow-ometer: three wows.

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‘No Escape’ was a change of pace for Wilson. It’s an action thriller in which Wilson plays an expat who protects his family during an uprising.

Wow-ometer: two wows.

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For this family comedy, Wilson played the titular star: a Great Dane who causes trouble without even meaning to.

Wow-ometer: four wows.

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Wilson reunited with Vince Vaughn for ‘The Internship,’ a comedy about two salesmen who compete for a job at Google.

Wow-ometer: five wows.

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Lightning McQueen was back for ‘Cars 3,’ in which Wilson fired off an impressive amount of “wows.”

Wow-ometer: 10 wows.

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Wilson returned as Lightning McQueen in ‘Cars 2,’ bringing espionage themes into the automobile world.

Wow-ometer: one wow.

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The Farrelly brothers directed this comedy, with Owen Wilson playing a married man who has one week to live like a bachelor.

Wow-ometer: six wows.

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Owen Wilson got his start over 20 years ago, co-writing and starring in ‘Bottle Rocket.’ Since then, he’s acted in Oscar-nominated dramas (‘The Royal Tenenbaums’), hit comedies (‘Wedding Crashers’), and even animated adventures (‘Cars’). Love him or loathe him, Wilson has become a familiar face in Hollywood, with one memorable catchphrase. Wilson says “wow” in at least 30 different movies, with over 100 “wows,” according to Owenergy.

Here’s a guide to Owen Wilson’s “wows,” as well as the iconic roles he’s played while saying them. Click on!