One of the greatest bawdy comedies of all time the Hangover Far more than Warner Bros. Expectations were highest when it became the highest-grossing R-rated comedy in U.S. history, grossing over $400 million worldwide. It was well received by critics and went on to win a Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture Musical or Comedy.
Alan Garner, the missing groom’s would-be brother-in-law, played by Zach Galifianakis, is arguably the funniest character in the movie. It’s no surprise when he takes the spotlight in the sequel.but the Hangover There are many hilarious characters to choose from.
Ellen is the funniest: Zach Galifianakis steals every scene
Zach Galifianakis’ Breakout Performance the Hangover making him one of the biggest stars in comedy overnight. Before landing the role of Ellen, Galifianakis was only known to niche comedy fans for his quirky, offbeat stand-up routines.
everything changed after that the Hangover Released.Like Melissa McCarthy’s Oscar-nominated work bridesmaidGalifianakis established himself as a movie star making money in supporting roles by stealing every scene he was in.
Alternative: Dr. Walsh
Dr. Walsh only appears in one scene in the movie the Hangover, when everyone went to the hospital to see if Doug was there, but he was impressed.he played by vice-presidentMatt Walsh is a frequent collaborator of Todd Phillips.
Walsh brings a comical, deadpan quality to his line delivery. After Dr. Walsh told everyone they were talking about the best chapel, Phil asked where it was, and the doctor said dryly, “It’s on the corner of ‘Get a Map’ and ‘Get the hell out of here.'”
Allen is the funniest: the rest of the cast are straight men for his antics
out of central quartet the HangoverAllen is the only one who is not ordinary in some way. Phil, Stu, and Doug are more or less normal guys looking forward to a weekend of partying in Vegas.
Alan follows them unexpectedly, making all three of them straight and doing wacky antics. The interaction with Stu is a prime example: “You’re really too stupid to be insulted.” “Thanks.”
Alternative: Phil
While Zach Galifianakis is the funniest actor on the show the HangoverBradley Cooper is the film’s traditional leading man. Phil is a teacher who steals students’ money to gamble in Vegas.
He’s hysterically immature. When one of his students tried to ask him a question outside of school, he said, “It’s the weekend, Badnik. I don’t know you. You don’t exist.”
Allen is the funniest: His idiocy is astounding
From Homer Simpson to Frank Drapin, idiots are a common trait of comic characters, because stupidity is always fun.
exist the Hangover, Alan’s stupidity is indeed shocking. For example, when they checked into Caesar’s Palace, Allen asked if the real Julius Caesar had ever lived there.
Substitute: Jade
One of the craziest things these guys did that night that they all forgot was marry a stripper. Stu discovers that he met a dancer named Jade at a strip club and when she got off work, they went to a wedding chapel and got married – and she left the baby with them.
Heather Graham played the role brilliantly. The role was originally offered to Lindsay Lohan, but she turned it down.
Allen is the funniest: he’s the outsider
While Phil, Stu, and Doug were lifelong friends, Alan only knew Doug as his fiancée’s brother, and he had never met Phil or Doug before they embarked on a road trip to Vegas. Stu.
This makes Allen an outsider in the group, which makes him painfully difficult to empathize with, and opens him up for more jokes, since all his awkward interactions are his first impressions of new friends.
Alternative: Stu
A mild-mannered dentist caught in a toxic relationship, Stu is the character most at odds with his nature – or so he thinks he is – when the gang’s night in Vegas turns out to be more complicated than any of them ever expected. Much wilder.
He married a stripper and had one of his teeth pulled out. This set the precedent for Stu to do increasingly shocking things in the sequels, like getting a tattoo of Mike Tyson on his face.
Allen is the funniest: he’s the movie’s wildcard
Allen is the Hangoverwildcard. Whenever a movie wants to surprise its audience or keep things fresh, it uses Allen. He always makes boring exposition scenes hilarious by bringing up topics like the legality of masturbating on airplanes.
The movie’s big twist reveals that Alan offers his new friends a roof over their heads so they can spend a night together. As the wild card of the story, Ellen is naturally the funniest part of the show.
Alternative: Mr. Zhou
followed by the title of funniest character the Hangover Ken Jeong Jeong’s brief shot of Leslie Chow in this film is so memorable that he’s on par with the main cast in the sequel.
Mr. Chow is a ruthless gangster, but Cheng plays him with unabashed ferocity and plenty of memorable lines: “Toodle-oo, bastard!”