
The Hangover Part II
When Stu's attempt at a quiet wedding brunch in Bangkok turns into a disastrous freefall, the Hangover crew must navigate wild chaos, missing groom antics, and a high-stakes quest to save the big day.
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Synopsis
The *Hangover* crew travels to Thailand for Stu's wedding. Following the chaotic bachelor party in Las Vegas the previous year, Stu opts for a more subdued pre-wedding brunch. However, as expected, things quickly spiral out of control, and Bangkok becomes the backdrop for another wild adventure with the misfit group.
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A crew of 673+ credited
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Edited by Debra Neil FisherShot by Lawrence SherScored by Christophe BeckDesigned by Bill BrzeskiSound by Ron Bartlett Nm0058897Costumes by Louise MingenbachStunts by Allan GrafVFX by Dick Edwards
Box Office
2011 · Box office
💰 Box-office hit — grossed 7.3× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$586.8M
US & Canada: $254.5M — 43% of worldwide · International: $332.3M (57%)
Opening weekend: $31.6M — 12% of its US run. It had legs — it kept earning long after opening weekend.
Opening week (7-day): $31.6M — 12% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 3,615 theaters
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Also known as
- Hangover 2de
- The Hangover 2en
- The Hangover Part 2en
- Very Bad Trip 2fr
- Una notte da leoni 2it
- (Alternative Title)Se Beber, Não Case! 2
- (French)Very Bad Trip 2
Release dates around the world5 countries · showhide
- United StatesMay 19, 2011
- BelgiumMay 25, 2011
- FranceMay 25, 2011
- ItalyMay 25, 2011
- SwedenMay 25, 2011
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Cast & Crew
673 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Supporting cast
58Aroon Seeboonruang
as Monk
Nirut Sirichanya
as Fohn
Yasmin Lee
as Kimmy
Nick Cassavetes
as Tattoo Joe
Sondra Currie
as Linda Garner
Schnitrnunt Busarakamwong
as Grand Wizard
Bryan Callen
as Samir
Brody Stevens
as Kingsley Guy
Bobby Nimit Lugsamepong
as Desk Officer
Michael Berry Jr
as Vladi
Andrew Howard
as Nikolai
Danai Thiengdham
as Cell Block Officer
Thana Srisuke
as Fighting Monk
Pairot Noiply
as Shouting Man
Penpak Sirikul
as Joi
Sanita Jai Ua
as Hostess #1
Chanicha Shindejanichakul
as Hostess #2
Vithaya Pansringarm
as Minister
Kim Lee
as Dancer
Palakorn Chaiklang
as Wedding Band, Ska Ranger
Palakorn Gunjina
as Wedding Band, Ska Ranger
Pongsatorn Sawadchatchawan
as Wedding Band, Ska Ranger
Kaweewit Chaikaew
as Wedding Band, Ska Ranger
Pure Watanabe
as Wedding Band, Ska Ranger
Rattana Janprasit
as Wedding Band, Ska Ranger
Jetsada Yuktabutra
as Wedding Band, Ska Ranger
Tanner Maguire
as Phil - 12 Years Old
William A Johnson
as Stu - 12 Years Old
Aedin Mincks
as Alan - 12 Years Old
Dylan Boyack
as Doug - 12 Years Old
William Jiang
as Chow - 12 Years Old
Lynne Kidder
as Woman at Restaurant
Frederic North
as Helicopter Pilot
Crystal The Monkey
as Drug Dealing Monkey
Michele Aristy
as Dental Assistant
Bruce Blain
as Soi Cowboy Patron
Iran Daniel
as TSA Agent
Lex De Groot
as Interpol Agent
Rick L Dean
as IHOP Patron
Christina Ebert
as Airport Passenger
Byron Gibson
as Bar Thug Fighter
Olivia Jackson
as Interpol
Jhing
as Thai Club Girl
Spencer Kayden
as Dancer
Samantha Kelly
as Airport Passenger
Claire Kim
as Dancer
Virginia Lalata
as Hostess #3
Jessica Lee
as Thai Club Girl
Amy Linsamouth
as Airport Customer
Erika Maki
as Thai Pole Dancer
Scott Moran
as The Monkey
Jeremy Murray
as Lebua Hotel guest
Jamie Noel
as Girl with Mr. Chow
Desmond O Neill
as Soi Cowboy Drunkard
Channon Roe
as Stefan Lefrontier
Manel Soler
as Kingsley Guy #2
Emma Wetzel
as I-Hop Patron
Karen Jean Wu
as Flight Attendant
Directors
1Writers
4Producers
14Bruce Lomet
digital intermediate producer (as Bruce Lumet)
Chris Bender
executive producer
Chris Lowenstein
line producer: Thailand
Clare Mckee
digital cinema producer
Daniel Goldberg
Producer, producer (as Dan Goldberg)
David Midgen
titles producer
David Siegel
co-producer (as David A. Siegel)
J C Spink
executive producer
Jeffrey Wetzel
co-producer
Joseph Garner
associate producer
Les Hunter
visual effects producer: Hammerhead
Scott Budnick
executive producer
Thomas Tull
executive producer
Todd Phillips
Producer
Other crew
596Richie Moore
a' camera operator: action unit
Fahlun Tanomthap
action vehicles supervisor: Thailand
David S Clark
additional editor
K Troy Zestos
additional hair stylist / hair stylist
Rosie Djibinian
additional photography
Dennis Burrell
additional second assistant director
Eric Gotthelf
adr mixer
Thomas J O Connell
adr mixer
Richard Hocks
adr supervisor: Thailand
Barbara Harris
adr voice casting, loop group (as Barbara Iley) (uncredited)
Surawit Sae Kang
adr voices / loop group
Peter Graf
aerial camera system tech eclipse
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