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- Jonah passed on 'The Hangover' because he'd "never read a script as beautiful as" the one for 'Cyprus.' When the opportunity presented itself, Jonah knew 'Cyprus' was the movie to help derail his comedy trajectory and allow him other chances at making serious films.
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Nov 28, 2020 · Jonah passed on 'The Hangover' because he'd "never read a script as beautiful as" the one for 'Cyprus.'. When the opportunity presented itself, Jonah knew 'Cyprus' was the movie to help derail his comedy trajectory and allow him other chances at making serious films.
Jun 26, 2013 · We knew that Jonah Hill walked away from the chance to play Shia LaBeouf ’s sidekick in Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, but now the comedic-actor turned actor-actor says he also...
Jul 12, 2021 · As a result, he turned down a role in 2009's "The Hangover." In fact, he didn't just turn down one role: He was approached by director Todd Phillips for any of the three leads. But Hill...
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May 14, 2023 · Hill said that Belfort explained to him that his character 'liked the fact he was hurting people', which helped the actor understand what he was dealing with. Topics: Jonah Hill, Film and TV, Celebrity, Entertainment. Jonah Hill refused a lead role in billion dollar franchise The Hangover.
- Jack Black Turned Down The Role of Alan
- Development of A Sequel Began Months Before The Hangover Was Released
- The Cast Agreed to Part III If There Would Be No Part IV
- Ed Helms’ Missing Tooth Was Real
- Zach Galifianakis Refused to Shave His Beard For Part II
- Ed Helms’ Commitment to Part III Put The Office in A Tough Spot
- Carlos The Baby Was Played by 3 Sets of Twins
- Liam Neeson's Cameo in Part II Was Cut
- Robert Downey, Jr. Was Considered For John Goodman’s Role in Part III
- Mike Tyson Was High on Cocaine in The Hangover
WhenThe Hangover was first in development, the role of Alan was offered to Jack Black, but he turned it down. The character underwent significant rewrites throughout pre-production, with Jake Gyllenhaal, Jonah Hill, and Thomas Haden Church all being considered before Zach Galifianakis was finally cast. Paul Rudd turned down the role of Phil before ...
Warner Bros. was so confident in The Hangover that the producers began to develop a sequel just two months before the movie even hit theaters. The test screenings went so well for the studio to justify premature work on a follow-up. For their continued involvement, Todd Phillips, Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms, and Zach Galifianakis were all promised a p...
The only condition that the cast of The Hangover series had for returning for a third movie was that it had to be the end of the franchise. The reasoning for this was that as popular as the Hangover movies were, the cast didn’t want to get roped into endless Hangoversequels for the rest of their careers. RELATED: Bradley Cooper's 10 Best Movies, Ac...
When Stu wakes up with a tooth missing in the first Hangover, there’s no makeup or moviemaking trickery involved. As it turns out, Ed Helms really does have a missing tooth. An adult incisor never grew in Helms’ mouth, so he had a fake one put in. All he had to do was take out the fake incisor for Stu to have a missing tooth. This is similar to the...
One of the shocking revelations on the fateful morning after in The Hangover Part IIwas supposed to be that Alan had shaved his beard, but Zach Galifianakis refused to do it. As a solution, the script was rewritten so that Alan would shave his head instead, and Galifianakis had no problem with going bald as opposed to going clean-shaven.
Since he was playing Andy Bernard on The Office the whole time, Ed Helms was the only cast member of The Hangover trilogy who had to take time off from a regular role on a TV series to shoot each movie. By the time the third movie rolled around, Andy had become the manager of the titular workplace, so Helms was required a lot more time away from Th...
In the first Hangover, the guys wake up in the company of a screaming baby, who Alan calls Carlos. It’s not uncommon for babies in movies and TV shows to be played by twins due to their unpredictable behavior, but Carlos was played by three sets of twins. The role of the baby’s mother, Jade, was offered to Lindsay Lohan, but she turned it down beca...
The part of the tattoo artist in The Hangover Part II was originally set to be played by Mel Gibson, but the cast and crew reportedly objected to his involvement following a string of controversies. Gibson was dropped and replaced by Liam Neeson, who shot the cameo. However, during post-production, Todd Phillips felt the need to redo the cameo. REL...
In the first Hangover, Doug the Drug Dealer arbitrarily mentions that his boss’ name is Marshall and in The Hangover Part III, Marshall finally makes his franchise debut. He's not just in the finale but he was also its main antagonist, played by John Goodman. Before Goodman was cast, the producers considered Robert Downey, Jr. (who’d worked with To...
Mike Tyson has admitted that he accepted his role in The Hangover in order to pay for his drug habit, and that he was high on cocaine when he was filming his scenes. He said that working on The Hangovermade him rethink his lifestyle and he went on to appear in the first sequel. Additionally, Tyson does own a tiger in real life but there's one major...
Jun 27, 2013 · Trivia: Jonah Hill Turned Down 'The Hangover' To Focus On Dramatic Acting. By Angie Han / June 27, 2013 11:46 am EST. Jonah Hill 's transition from comedy star to Academy...
Jun 26, 2013 · However, Hill kept pushing and when Scorsese called wanting to meet him, the actor insisted for it to be an audition instead. “I was like, Fuck it. Even if I don’t get this, Scorsese called me in to meet with him and I didn’t pussy out,” Hill said, sharing that he read three scenes for the director.
