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NextImg:Ed Helms Shocks ‘The View’ With Reveal That His Missing Tooth In ‘The Hangover’ Was Real: “I Never Had An Adult Tooth Come Into That Spot”

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Ed Helms blew Whoopi Goldberg‘s mind on this morning’s episode of The View after she asked how his missing tooth in The Hangover looked so real — and according to the actor, it’s because he actually is missing a tooth there.

Helms, who starred in the 2009 comedy as well as its two sequels, explained to the panel that he “never had an adult tooth come into that spot” — which made it easy to shoot when it came time for his character to mysteriously lose a tooth after a drunken night in Las Vegas.

“When we were in pre-production for The Hangover and the director was like, ‘How are we gonna do this missing tooth?’ I said, ‘Well, I have an implant there. Let’s just talk to my dentist,'” he recalled. “And [the dentist] said, ‘Yeah, we can just take it out.’ [We took] out the implant.”

Helms continued, “I had a flipper with a tooth on it for the scenes where I had the tooth. And then, yeah, I just was toothless.”

When Goldberg reiterated that she “couldn’t figure out” how they did it, Helms joked, “Whoopi, I don’t mess around. I am committed. I get in there. I will remove body parts. Whatever it takes. I’m in.”

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Little did we know, Helms was also missing the tooth when he was filming The Office.

“I didn’t tell The Office production that I had taken my tooth out,” he admitted. “I also couldn’t speak very well with the flipper in and that week, I was shooting a scene where Andy Bernard is drunk, so it was perfect. It was so perfect.”

As for whether he’d make an appearance in a spinoff of the hit sitcom — which creator Greg Daniels recently expressed interest in — Helms said he would do anything he is asked to be a part of.

“I don’t know what that spinoff is or what world it takes place in,” he told the co-hosts. “All I can say is Greg Daniels is a genius. I love him dearly. And I will do anything that he asks.”

The View airs on weekdays at 11/10c on ABC.