As filming is about to begin on “The Hangover Part III”, rumours suggesting of a possible second locale for the threequel have started to hit the interwebs.

The Film Stage spotted a two-week-old story in Life & Style Magazine (yes, it took film geeks that long to find scoop… though given its source, was a miracle they ever did) that suggests The Wolf Pack could be heading to Tijuana, Mexico for their next adventure which Zach Galifianakis previously revealed would find Phil (Bradley Cooper) and Stu (Ed Helms) attempting to break Alan out of a mental institution.

We had heard previously that a return to the first film’s setting of Las Vegas was happening and that seems still to be the case, the Tijuana scenes will just form part of the movie.

“A lot of it will be shot in Los Angeles,” a “secret source” told to outlet, “but then they are going to do the crazy scenes in Las Vegas again and then one wild week in Tijuana.”

The Las Vegas Sun confirmed this week that “The Hangover Part III” would return to Sin City, filming in and around Caesar’s Palace once again and on the Las Vegas strip. They didn’t however confirm the Mexican scenes. There are also rumours that the production will head to Los Angeles.

Given the plot, we should be thankful that this new entry won’t follow the exact blueprint of the previous two movies, however we all know Justin Bartha’s character will be away from the main trio, Ken Jeong will feature in some crazy plot point that gets them to Mexico and they’ll be the obligatory “what the hell happened” scene about the night before.

Though if you are getting tired about these movies by now, producer/director Todd Phillips claims this’ll be the last one;

“Obviously we always envisioned it as a trilogy… The third would be very much a finale and an ending… I haven’t discussed it with these actors yet. [It would] not follow the same template, but is very much a new idea.”

Warner Bros will release “The Hangover Part III” on May 24th, 2013 and filming begins this month.

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