Ed Helms war für seine Eltern „nervös“, um den Kater zu sehen: „Das ist nicht das, was sie mir erhoben haben“

> „I grew up in a kind of a repressed Southern home. Politically, very progressive, but still a very socially conservative kind of environment,“ Helms said Wednesday’s on SiriusXM’s Where Everybody Knows Your Name podcast hosted by Ted Danson. „And so The Hangover is nuts. That’s not what they raised me to do, to be in a movie like The Hangover.“

> „And so my parents — at that point they’d seen me do crazy stuff on The Daily Show in The Office — and so there was some sort of acceptance already, but, still, I was nervous for my parents to see The Hangover,“ said Helms, who was a regular correspondent on The Daily Show from 2002 to 2006 and played The Office’s Andy Bernard from 2006 until the series ended in 2013. „I was like 35 when that movie came out, and I’m still nervous about my parents.“

> „I’m looking at my mom, the lights come up, and she’s crying,“ Helms recalled. „Tears streaming down her face, and, for a second, I’m like, ‚Did I just break my poor mom’s heart?'“

Overrated bro movie.