No doubt, Butler and VCU have much lesser budgets, in large part because neither school has a big-time football program, which is where the REAL money is made.
And if critics and (to a lesser extent) audiences felt that The Hangover part II was basically a warmed-over remake of The Hangover, the promise of both a very different kind of plot and a definitive finale of this particular trilogy arguably compensates for most of the burn out from part II.
The former defence secretary is not only one of the Tories' few big political talents but also a potential rival who will pose a lesser threat to Mr Hague if he has been part of the team leading the party to its expected election defeat.