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Lovely actress Heather Graham stars a Jade, a Vegas stripper looking for love in Warner Bros.’ “The Hangover,” an outrageous comedy about a bachelor party that unravels as a tour of shame and chaos.

Now the all-time biggest-grossing R-Rated comedy in the U.S., “The Hangover” also stars Bradley Cooper, Justin Bartha, Ed Helms and Zach Galifianakis.
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Best known as Riley Poole, partner to Nicolas Cage’s character Ben Gates from the worldwide successes “National Treasure” and “National Treasure: Book of Secrets,” Justin Bartha now stars as Doug, the mysteriously missing groom in Warner Bros.’ bachelor-party comedy “The Hangover.”
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Actor-on-the-rise Bradley Cooper, who appeared in contemporary comedies including “Wedding Crashers,” ”Yes Man” and “He’s Just Not That Into You” now lands one of the four leads in Warner Bros.’ new male-bonding comedy “The Hangover,” a recent No. 1 blockbuster in the U.S.
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Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Pictures’ smash hit comedy “The Hangover” has crossed the $200 million mark, it was announced by Dan Fellman, President of Domestic Distribution, Warner Bros. Pictures.  The film earned $11,268,413 over the July 4th holiday weekend, bringing its current box office total to $205,038,233, and still climbing.  In only its first month of release, “The Hangover” has already become the third highest-grossing R-rated comedy of all time.

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The bachelor party is a time-honored tradition.  Every weekend across America, countless men on the brink of their wedding dates are taken out by a select few of their best buddies for a symbolic last hurrah.  “Just a few friends getting together,” says Todd Phillips, director of Warner Bros.’ new raunchy comedy “The Hangover.”
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Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Pictures’ new comedy “The Hangover” took the top spot at the U.S. box office in its opening weekend, surprising industry analysts.  On the heels of critical and audience raves and a multi-targeted marketing campaign, “The Hangover” earned an impressive $44,979,000 in its opening weekend, making it the third-highest opening of an R-rated comedy ever.  For Warner Bros., it is also the sixth film to open at number one in 2009 to date.

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