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The Hangover star Ed Helms 'still nervous' for his parents to see his movies

Ed Helms is "still nervous" about his parents seeing his movies. The 51-year-old actor was brought up in a "repressed Southern home" and he admitted that it has a lot to do with him feeling wary when it comes to his mother and father watching him in risque comedies like The Hangover.

Zach Galifianakis says he doesn't think that "there is an audience" for a fourth 'Hangover' movie

Will Ed Helms Return for ‘The Office’ Spinoff ‘The Paper’? He Says…

Ed Helms starred as Andy Bernard on The Office for seven seasons before the show came to an end in 2009. But will his character be making a return in the follow-up series, The Paper, which began production last year?

Surprising hit movies that got unexpected sequels

Some movies end up being surprise hits, but then the clamoring begins for more, and dollar signs pop up in eyes.

‘They Came Together’ Cast to Reunite for 10th Anniversary Screening at Vidiots in Los Angeles

Exclusive: Amy Poehler, Ed Helms, David Wain, Melanie Lynskey, and Cobie Smulders will be on hand for a celebration of Wain's cult rom-com parody.

22 ‘Arrested Development’ cameos fans might have forgotten

Of course, no one is talking about the likes of Liza Minnelli and Henry Winkler, two guests who appeared across the series. Nope, this list is about the Arrested Development cameos fans may have forgotten over the years.

20 facts you might not know about 'The Hangover'

Here are 20 facts you might not know about The Hangover. Or maybe you knew them, but you’re dealing with a hazy memory at the moment.

Year in review: The breakout actors of 2021

For our purposes, we mean people who were largely unknown who showed up on our radar, but also people who were perhaps already recognizable but took things to a new level and became true stars.

25 iconic characters who joined a TV show in the middle of its run

These are some characters that weren’t around when a show began but joined in on the fun eventually. We’re talking regular characters, by the way. Not folks who popped in a few times later in a show’s run.