(WFIF)-There is good news and bad news for fans of the "The Hangover" film series.
When Bradley Cooper appeared on the "New Yorker Radio Hour," he opened up about whether he would be up for directing the fourth film in the well-liked Todd Phillips-directed series about a group of friends who constantly have to deal with the fallout from an incredibly wild night of partying.
Cooper stated on the podcast, "I would probably do 'Hangover IV' in an instant just because I love Todd [Phillips], Zach [Galifianakis], and Ed [Helms so much, I probably would."
Cooper starred alongside Galifianakis and Helms in "The Hangover" (2009) and its two 2011 and 2013 sequels. Ken Jeong and Justin Bartha were also featured in the well-liked comedies.
Cooper was eager to do a fourth round, but he quickly cautioned listeners not to get their hopes up in the podcast.
Cooper remarked, "I don't think Todd is ever going to do that," in reference to the Oscar-nominated filmmaker Todd Phillips, who is presently finishing up "Joker: Folie à Deux," his next project.
Apart from his acting career, Cooper has also received recognition as a director. Presently, he is the lead actor in the recently released biopic "Maestro," which traces the life of the renowned composer Leonard Bernstein.