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The answer to that question is yes, absolutely. After the financial success of "The Hangover" and its sequel "The Hangover Part II", which is considered to be one of the highest grossing comedies of all time, it makes sense that there would be another one in the making. Bradley Cooper, who takes on the role as Phil in the series, which consists of crazy moments, erratic behaviors, and loss of memories among a group of friends, confirms the news while he's in London to promote the DVD release of "The Hangover Part II." "Todd (Phillips) is working on the story now and I think maybe we'll shoot it in the fall perhaps."The third installment, which is set to be filmed in Los Angeles, is said to be the last one of "The Hangover" franchise. While you can expect the same line of randomness in the final installment, Cooper reveals that it will not adhere to the structure of the previous two flicks. When asked to talk about "The Hangover Part II," starring his co-stars Ed Helms, Zach Galifianakis and Justin Bartha, who takes the bachelor party to the next level in the film by going to Thailand, Cooper says that he actually likes the second one more. "Another lost night, which you got in the first movie, but it happens at a greater cost and in a darker place than the first movie because it's in Bangkok and it's not in Vegas," "I think also it's funnier. I do. I think it's a better script and I think Todd (Phillips) did a better job, made a better movie, and it's if you like these three guys and seeing how they can get out of the most insane situations based on their own actions the night before." Instead of having to deal with boxer Mike Tyson's tiger, the boys got themselves involved in some serious monkey business the second time around. "She's incredible," "What she does in this movie, that's one of my favorite parts when the drug mule, as she's referred to - and she plays a male, whatever kind of ape she is...monkey...it's a certain type of monkey - that scene when she's lighting the cigarette, you know, when he does the montage of her job." lthough relocating to an exotic location for a few months was exciting, Cooper says that it wasn't all pure fun filming in Thailand. "It was very hard to make the movie,""Everybody got sick. It was really something else. It was a tough movie."And one particular "Hangover" actor suffered the most while shooting."The highlight I'd say was seeing Ed (Helms) throw up so much. It was caused by food,""I'm joking. It was awful. He got very sick. A lot." To get yourself ready for "The Hangover III", revisit the first two series."The Hangover Part II" Blu-ray, DVD is now available in stores.(Courtesy: Legendary Pictures/Warner Bros. Pictures) ◆ 追蹤更多華視影音及圖文新聞：
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