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Bradley Cooper would film another episode of The Hangover
Bradley Cooper is currently on a promotional tour for his new film “Maestro.” photo
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Bradley Cooper became a comedy star as the hard-partying teacher Phil in “The Hangover.” The actor said he would like to be involved in another installment of the film series. But that probably won’t happen.
Under the direction of Phillips, the trio and Justin Bartha appeared in front of the camera in 2009, 2011 and 2013 for the cult slapstick series with drinking bouts and crude jokes. Cooper played the hard-partying teacher Phil and became a comedy star. In 2018 he caused a sensation with his directorial debut “A Star is Born”. He also played the lead role alongside Lady Gaga in the gripping romantic drama.
Cooper, who is currently on a promotional tour for “Maestro,” admitted in the podcast interview that there probably won’t be a “Hangover 4.” He doesn’t think director Phillips would be willing to do that.
After many comedy appearances, Cooper is equally enthusiastic about his serious character roles. Nothing was more fun than his experiences with “Maestro” and “A Star is Born,” Cooper assured in the interview.
The Netflix-produced drama “Maestro,” which Cooper also directed, tells of the marriage between Leonard Bernstein (1918-1990) and his wife Felicia Montealegre Bernstein (1922-1978), played by Carey Mulligan.
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