The Hangover Part II (2011) on Netflix
Stu is marrying Lauren in Thailand, so Phil, Alan and Doug fly out with Lauren's brother Teddy. Phil, Stu and Alan wake in Bangkok with no memory, and Teddy is gone.
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Plot summary
Stu Price plans to marry Lauren in Thailand, and to avoid a repeat of Las Vegas he turns down a bachelor party, settling for an IHOP breakfast with Phil Wenneck and Doug Billings. Tracy talks Doug into bringing her brother Alan along. At the airport they are joined by Lauren's sixteen-year-old brother Teddy, a Stanford student, whom Alan dislikes. Lauren's father Fong uses a toast at the rehearsal dinner to say he does not approve of Stu. That night Stu has beers at a campfire with Phil, Doug, Alan and Teddy. Phil, Stu and Alan then come to in a shabby Bangkok room, unable to recall anything. A tattoo covers Stu's face, Alan's head is shaved, a monkey is in the room, and Teddy is gone.
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Did you know?!Facts and trivia about The Hangover Part II (2011)
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- Mel Gibson was reported to have a cameo as a Bangkok tattoo artist, but four days later Warner Bros. Pictures and director Todd Phillips confirmed he would not appear; Phillips said the decision did not have the full support of his entire cast and crew.
- Liam Neeson's cameo as a Bangkok tattoo artist was accidentally cut when director Todd Phillips deleted the scene that followed it during editing; three weeks later, with Neeson in London filming Wrath of the Titans, Nick Cassavetes was re-cast in the role.
- Australian stuntman Scott McLean was seriously injured in a traffic accident while filming a stunt sequence near Bangkok in December 2010, and Warner Bros. said he was placed in a medically induced coma but was expected to recover.
- Tattoo artist S. Victor Whitmill, who designed and inked Mike Tyson's tattoo, sued Warner Bros. in April 2011 for copyright infringement over Stu's copy in the film. Judge Catherine D. Perry denied an injunction but let the case proceed, and Warner Bros. settled on June 20 under undisclosed terms, saying it would digitally modify the tattoo for home video.
- In the film, the drug-dealing monkey is played by Crystal, a capuchin monkey from the Night at the Museum films. PETA protested her appearance as use of exotic animals for entertainment, and the film lacks the American Humane Association's "no animals were harmed" disclaimer because the group was denied set visits.
- Mike Tyson reprises his role as himself in the film and sings a cover of Murray Head's 1984 song "One Night in Bangkok" for the movie.
- During launch midnight showings in 2,600 theaters, the film earned $10.4 million, breaking the record for the biggest midnight opening for an R-rated film, beating Paranormal Activity's $6.3 million.
- Warner Bros. pulled The Hangover Part II's trailer from theaters after it ran before the PG-13-rated Source Code, violating the MPAA rule that trailers play only before similarly rated movies; the studio said it failed to vet the final version.
