New York Post: "Mel Gibson is furious at producers of "The Hangover Part II" for booting him from the flick, sources say. Gibson's minor role as a Bangkok tattoo artist was seen as a comeback for his tattered career, but producers were quick to cut him loose when cast members objected to working with him."
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Tattoo Artist...oh man! lol
Anyways, hopefully he doesn't make a big deal about this because only he will end up losing. He needs to calm down and let it slide, I know its hard and I know it was a messed up decision, but its the best option. He flames them and makes a huge deal, more problems will arise, and people will join the side of the Hangover only making his life harder. Just let it go Mel, there are plenty of other movies to be apart of.
Oh...Mel Gibson. Why? I can understand that this role (even this small cameo) would have done much to reboot his career and paint him in a better light. But acting like a kid over it now, is pointless. I hate seeing him having to resort to this sort of thing, it's been a hard fall for him.