People Now Genuinely Respond To It And

Todd [phillips] Doesn't Care. That's Part Of His Genius As A Director, He Will Say Anything To Anybody.

What's Cool Is That In The Story Of The Movie [the Hangover] Our Characters Are Also Really Kind Of Getting To Know Each Other And Bonding Over The Course Of The Movie. And I Think You're Seeing A Real, A Literal Sort Of Friendship Growing Both In Us As Actors And On Screen As Characters.

I've Been To Indonesia, But I've Never Been To Thailand. I Hear The People Are Lovely, The Food Is Delicious, And That The Heat And Humidity Are Lethal.

When We Were Not Shooting [the Hangover] We Were Sleeping, So Pretty Much Every Waking Moment We Spent Together. And, You Know, Bradley [cooper], Zach [galifianakis] And I Were Acquaintances Before The Movie Started But We Became Good Friends Very Quickly And Spent So Much Time Together That It Was Just Inevitable We Were Either Going To Really Hate Each Other Or Really Like Each Other. Thank God It Turned Out To Be The Latter.

I Didn't Mention The Tooth Thing To Anyone Until It Became Clear That...we Started To Discuss Just Taking It Out Of The Movie [the Hangover] Because We Couldn't Find Anything That Worked And They Couldn't Afford To Do A Full Like Digital Effect. So That's When I Called My Dentist And It Worked Out.