Move over, Mel Gibson.
Bill Clinton will appear in “The Hangover” sequel, according to People.
The former president will have a cameo in the Todd Phillips film.
Gibson was initially given a similar role, but was cut when the movie’s full cast members reportedly balked at his inclusion.
The film is currently in production, filming in Miami and Bangkok, Thailand, where TMZ reports the Clinton cameo was shot.
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