London: Hollywood actor Bradley Cooper says the character he played in 'The Hangover' films is his favourite role.
Cooper, 36, portrays a smooth-talking Phil Wenneck, the leader of the boisterous 'Wolf Pack' bachelor party, in two movies and feels that it is his coolest role, Femalefirst reported.
"He's my favourite character to play. And playing him a second time, I realised just how much I loved him. He makes no apologies for who he is, but there's no malice to him either. He's a big talker, but he's never the loudest guy," he said.
Cooper, whose past roles have included lovesick journalist Will Tippin in TV series 'Alias' and Faceman in 'The A-Team', got a lot of inspiration for Phil's character from the films' director Todd Phillips.
"A lot of his mannerisms, the way he speaks, the way he talks and the way he is in general, I took from the director Todd Philips," he added.
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