The Hangover Part II

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Wilder, Funnier, Crazy Bangkok Adventures Await!

Stu's wedding in Thailand spirals into chaos when the gang wakes up in a seedy Bangkok hotel with no memory of the previous night. A monkey, a drug-dealing gangster, and wild chases through the city ensue as they retrace their steps to find Stu's fiancée’s brother.

The Hangover Part II Trivia

What city does "The Hangover Part II" take place in? (Medium)

#1: Bangkok

#2: Manila

#3: Tokyo

#4: Mumbai

In "The Hangover Part II," what type of animal joins the group on their adventure? (Hard)

#1: A tiger

#2: A monkey

#3: A snake

#4: A parrot

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The Hangover Part II Fun Facts

The monkey in The Hangover Part II learned to smoke cigarettes for her role.

The tattoo on Ed Helms' face in The Hangover Part II is a replica of Mike Tyson's tattoo.

The Hangover Part II Polls

Favorite Character in The Hangover Part II

Phil

Stu

Alan

Mr. Chow

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Favorite Scene in The Hangover Part II

The Wedding in Thailand

The Chase in the Streets of Bangkok

The Drug Dealer's Hideout

The Carousal Ride

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Popular Characters

Phil

Wiffen

Stu

Doug

Ted

Alan

Sammy

Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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May 26, 2011

Release of The Hangover Part II

The movie 'The Hangover Part II' was released in theaters in the United States.

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September 2010

Announcement of The Hangover Part II Production

Warner Bros. officially announced the production of 'The Hangover Part II', the sequel to the successful comedy 'The Hangover'.

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October 2010

Cast Confirmation for The Hangover Part II

Key cast members including Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms, and Zach Galifianakis confirmed their roles in the sequel.

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