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Liam Neeson's much publicised cameo has been cut from The Hangover: Part II.
Nick Cassavetes will now play the role of a Bangkok tattoo artist, originally destined for Mel Gibson.
After choosing to cut the proceeding scene, director Todd Phillips ordered a re-shoot but the busy Unknown star was unable to schedule it - having started filming the sequel to Clash of the Titans .
Talking to Variety , however, Phillips assured fans of the franchise that Cassavetes had "turned out great."
The film would have reunited Neeson with Bradley Cooper, after both starred in last year's reboot of The A-Team .
This news comes just hours after the comedy's theatrical trailer was pulled from US cinemas.
The spot quickly attracted complaints after a PG-13 audience were left shocked at scenes that included a monkey simulating sex with an elderly man.
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Warner Bros, along with the Motion Picture Association of America, had apparently failed to vet the trailer properly.
All copies have since been destroyed, with a new one being cut to premiere alongside the upcoming Scream 4.
The Hangover: Part II will be released on May 26.
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