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The Hangover<\/em><\/a> perfectly captured a guy\u2019s weekend gone horribly wrong \u2014 and kick-started some major Hollywood careers in the process.<\/p>\n The 2009 film follows Doug (Justin Bartha<\/strong><\/a>) and three of his friends (Bradley Cooper<\/strong><\/a>, Ed Helms<\/strong><\/a> and Zach Galifianakis<\/strong><\/a>) as they risk it all during Doug\u2019s bachelor party in Las Vegas. However, things take a turn when they wake up unable to remember what went down \u2014 or where they lost groom.<\/p>\n When it hit theaters, the raunchy comedy was a massive success, raking in $16,734,033 in one day. It has since grossed $467,416,722 worldwide and spawned two sequels: 2011\u2019s The Hangover Part II<\/em> and 2013\u2019s The Hangover Part III.<\/em><\/p>\n Though the actors have said they enjoyed making the outlandish franchise, they aren\u2019t rushing to film another.<\/p>\n \u201cLook, that was a good chunk of my life that I do not regret at all, but I wished we had just done one,\u201d Galifianakis admitted during an interview on the \u201cWTF With Marc Maron\u201d podcast in January 2016. \u201cI think [it\u2019s best to] leave well enough alone sometimes.\u201d<\/p>\n