Ed Helms, much like audiences, will never forget The Hangover. The hilarious 2009 movie about a bachelor party gone wrong — way wrong — after one of the attendees secretly drugs the others during a ...

Ed Helms is recalling how nervous he was for his “very socially conservative” parents to see 2009’s The Hangover. The actor recently appeared on SiriusXM's Where Everybody Knows Your Name podcast, ...

Helms made an appearance on the most recent episode of Wilson's podcast Soul Boom. The actors discussed what they believe is one of the "wisest, truest lines" in TV, delivered by Helms' character. "I ...

Ed Helms recently stopped by SiriusXM's “Where Everybody Knows Your Name” podcast, hosted by Ted Danson, and remembered how nervous he was for his parents to see “The Hangover,” Todd Phillips’ ...

"That's not what they raised me to do, to be in a movie like 'The Hangover!'" the actor joked Benjamin VanHoose is a Staff Editor on the Movies team at PEOPLE. He has written about entertainment and ...

Ed Helms admitted that because he was raised in a “repressed Southern home,” he was worried to show his parents “The Hangover.” While talking with Ted Danson on the “Everybody Knows Your Name” podcast ...

When Ed Helms was a kid growing up in the Brookwood Hills neighborhood of Atlanta in the 1980s, he imagined becoming Indiana Jones in real life. He voraciously read National Geographic magazines and ...

The actor explained to Ted Danson that he grew up in a "very socially conservative kind of environment." By Carly Thomas Associate Editor Ed Helms is recalling how nervous he was for his “very ...