Why Agent L Wasn’t In Men In Black 2

[@benwasserman8223]

Well at least L had a sizable role in the Men in Black cartoon.

[@immapotato1]

she was amzing in the show. which kinda made me dissapointed not seeing her in the movie as an agent.

[@drdarkeny]

Yes, but she was played by Jennifer Lien in the cartoon - right after she left STAR TREK: VOYAGER, reportedly for being "difficult to work with"(!).

[@PSTV999]

Yeah but nobody watched the cartoon

[@LapisAndroid17ParkRanger]

​@@PSTV999 i did

[@mistawilson6990]

Why was she blonde though? ...and now that I think about it, why is Egon blonde in the ghost buster cartoon?

[@TheHufflepuffSaint]

At least she was mentioned and explained in the film... Better than some films that remove characters and never explain why.

[@tenjenk]

They could have just stated she was promoted and working off world.

[@saiyantwan]

@@tenjenk They kinda did. They said that she got tired of the job and wanted to go back to working in the morgue.

[@craigwapples4200]

Yeah apparently she wanted to go back to the morgue

[@latayesha]

​@@saiyantwanThat's a demotion! Not a PROMOTION, also what kinda person would even wanna go back??

[@vaultboy1419]

@@latayesha I'd rather poke dead people than fight aliens

[@matthewcarpenter6202]

Personally i was only ever disappointed we didn't get Agent M

[@motherflerkentannhauser8152]

and let him turn the movie into a musical? lol no thanks. What are they gonna do, dance off with the aliens?

[@matthewcarpenter6202]

@motherflerkentannhauser8152 shit idk what they'd have done I just think it'd have been interesting to see Micheal Jackson play an agent out in the field for a scene or 2

[@RedRad1990]

@@motherflerkentannhauser8152 you know MIB was a comedy, right?

[@AnimalAlmighty]

@@matthewcarpenter6202Michael is literally one of the most recognizable people in history. MIB is about secrecy.

[@tomthemantv6482]

@@RedRad1990Yet did you know the author had a real life encounter with the mib? Then it made him wonder, what was their job like? Who did they answer too? Then he writes the comics which gets a hold of Steven Spielberg’s attention & the rest is history!!!

[@RandalReid]

As far as information available out there, it's not a "me too" incident. She clashed with Tommy Lee Jones and the studio wanted to recapture the dynamic between him and Wil Smith from the first movie so they sided with him. As far as her overall career, "Jade" and "Unforgettable" didn't set the box office ablaze back in 1996 and it made her radioactive much like Taylor Kitsch in the early to mid 2010s. Per Kevin Smith calling her "difficult to work with", he has since apologized to her after his major heart attack as she, surprisingly, is one of the people that actually reached out to him and see how he was doing.

[@Rensune]

Kevin Smith is NOT one to talk (about being "difficult to work with")

[@boywonderrr71]

With the large EGOs of Tommy & Will she got screwed over.

[@IAmHavok]

​@@boywonderrr71didn't think they said Will was one of the people who called her difficult, I did her Tommy Lee Jones was mentioned though.

[@theoutlawking9123]

​@@Rensune Exactly, guy's a prick.

[@xtremed121]

huge crush on her

[@bigmike2464]

There was a one line mention of her in the movie to explain she got zapped and went back to her previous life

[@Barot8]

I think it would have been better. Barry Sonnenfeld has gone on record saying he hated working with her. From what I understand, Linda Fiorentino wanted more direction on her character concerning motivation. Watching the movie, she doesn't get much to do nor is her character given much development. I'm not sure if she came from theater acting, or had a previous director who worked with her more about her performance.

[@tenjenk]

Sounds like someone difficult to work with for poor directors.

[@kyleellis1825]

@@tenjenk Sound slike someone didn't want to be just eyecandy and had that opinion like 5 years too early.

[@Hoganply]

@@kyleellis1825 She literally saved the two male leads from the final boss, what are you talking about?

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

​​@@kyleellis1825 Tenjenk wasn't actually calling her difficult but rather mocking the director (s) who didn't want to work on her character....

[@AlexGreat321]

She apparently didn't get along with Kevin Smith when filming Dogma and he's apparently a generally chill guy. So her being difficult to work with is definitely plausible.

[@drdarkeny]

Is he? Because listening to Smith's podcasts makes me think he's kind of an asshole.

[@TimDog-ge8bd]

Bruce Willis also said Kevin Smith was difficult to work it, so who knows🤷🏿‍♂️

[@rossroys]

Just because everyone else like em don’t mean she was the issue but I get it

[@Hedgeknight420]

@@TimDog-ge8bdyea Kevin smith seems like a prick with all the political and woke stuff he spews nowadays, I bet KS is the actual one who’s hard to work with

[@Donbett1974]

@@TimDog-ge8bd It's sad what Kevin turned into.

[@iownu92]

“Difficult to work with” could mean a number of things in Hollywood when describing a female actor. Boss could’ve flirted with her and she wasn’t interested, could’ve just wanted equal treatment as her male co-stars. Hell, even the actress who played Vivian in Fresh Prince had a feud with Will, so it could’ve been Will.

[@SansoHumar]

I was thinking the same thing

[@kevincaruthers5412]

Or... It could have been her. . While all your suppositions are possible, you left out any that laid the blame on the actress. Those are possible too.

[@Rasta796]

​@@kevincaruthers5412classic "whamen is always the victim and never bad" mentality

[@pittland44]

As someone who loves the movies of Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones, I understand that both men can be difficult to work with (the first Aunt Viv in Fresh Prince and Jim Carey in Batman Forever both have spoken about having a hard time working with Smith and Jones). So that, plus Barry Sonnenfeld is a bit of a strange duck (read into that what you will), and what we know was going on with guys like Weinstein (who I wouldn't wager was alone in that) at the time and there's any number of possibilities as to what went wrong. I honestly would like to hear her side of the story, because we've never heard it to my knowledge.

[@iownu92]

@@kevincaruthers5412 That’s the initial claim. But there are no specifics. It could be that, but considering the time, and slimeball Hollywood excecs, and how we KNOW women were treated back then, I’m being open to the possibility that it wasn’t her fault.

[@geekforlife003]

I think she was a victim of Harvey Weinstein, along with many 90s starlets who somehow just disappeared like Mira Sorvino, Rosanne Arquette, and Annabella Scorria. An actress who wouldn't give it up to him at one time or another would be labeled as "difficult to work with" and see her opportunities dwindle or disappear entirely.

[@pokemaster123ism]

I think you’re dead on the money with the Harvey Weinstein connection

[@latayesha]

She was accused of that by Tommy Lee Jones

[@geekforlife003]

@latayesha Tommy Lee Jones is a made man in Hollywood after toiling for years as a character actor (anybody remember him playing second fiddle to Gary Busey in a Steven Seagal movie - "Under Siege"?); and has a reputation for being difficult to work with ever since he won his Oscar for "The Fugitive". That opened the door to him making more money with his roles in "Men In Black" and "Batman Forever" where he gave Jim Carrey all kinds of grief while on set simply because he didn't like him. So, if he suggested the same concerning Linda Florentino being hard to work with, I would have a hard time believing him since he has no credibility.

[@lesweizman388]

that is exactly what happened.

[@dogpd3]

Yup that sounds about right

[@Trakker1985]

you know, that's probably why they made L blonde on the MIB animated series, so there couldn't be any messy "use of likeness" stuff with her

[@benkenobisgirl]

Considered how Tommy Lee Jones is known to be tough to work with, I’m not surprised.

[@sheilareid5656]

It was Linda the problem this time

[@МаксФлури]

at the same time he has that on-screen charisma, so even when his role is small it is memorable

[@Alfie223]

She is notoriously difilficult to work with it cost her her whole career she could've been in so many other projects

[@sheilareid5656]

@@Alfie223 Where does she work now?

[@kyleellis1825]

@@Alfie223 No she's not. The men she worked with said that, she never addressed it, so we only have a one sided narrative that tanked her career. Tommy Lee Jones has admitted he's one of the hardest people to work with and has directly insulted his coworkers to the face on multiple occasions. Will Smith has a history of treating women he works with like poop. So yeah... Sounds way more likely that him and Will didn't want a women on set having opinions.

[@badbiker666]

I was disappointed that Linda Fiorentino wasn't in MIB 2. She is a terrific actor and I really enjoy her performances. Plus, she has the best legs in the business. I am sorry to learn that she is difficult to work with, but that doesn't matter to me.

[@Savoots]

Yeah, because you weren't working with her.

[@badbiker666]

@@SavootsApparently, you didn't understand what I said. Obviously, you need me to elaborate. I'm not an actor or a director. I never worked with her and never will. I appreciate her acting ability and her physical attributes, vis-à-vis her fabulous legs. It doesn't matter to me that she's difficult, because all I can do, and all I will ever do, is watch her on screen. That's what I meant. I am sorry you didn't pick up on it, but can I assume you understand my comment, now?

[@Savoots]

@@badbiker666 Oh no, I understood that you were superficial the first time I read your comment, no need to elaborate.

[@theanonymouscritic1710]

Yeah I thought it was weird she didn’t appear in MIB II.

[@intr0vertig0]

@@Savoots I don't think you know what 'superficial' means. He said he likes an actress' performances. Does he have to be able to map her genome in order to have an opinion? Get over yourself.

[@playthatfunkymusicrobot]

1 of the most underrated actresses of the 90s, shame she was blacklisted in Hollywood.

[@Alfie223]

Her own fault

[@kyleellis1825]

@@Alfie223 No, that's what this clip clarifies. She never went on record to say what happened and it's only rumours of her being diffiuclt. Kevin Smith isn't an unbiased source, since multiple people have said he's difficult to work with. Same with Tommy Lee and Will Smith. Both have a long history of being diffiuclt on set, with Will even getting the OG aunt Viv fired.

[@alexeycherkashov6913]

Truly. Her and hugo weaving would make so much out of vendetta!!

[@the_undead]

We don't know what happened, but given what I've heard she may have played some role in getting blacklisted from Hollywood. Although there's definitely more to it than that

[@MrV902]

@@kyleellis1825 Actually, Will Smith didn't get her fired. Nobody was even aware she was fired as they were told she quit. Will's comments about her kept her from being hired elsewhere though.

[@gilbertschaffinojr.7030]

Apparently she was also very difficult to work with in Kevin Smith's movie "Dogma." He mentioned that he would never work with her again, because she was a nightmare/diva.

[@villain5873]

She should have been in it. That's what I was expecting.❤

[@z_movie_dan]

I think 2 should have been J and L having to uncover the clues K left for the Light. Could have flashbacks for K so you still have Tommy, and if need be they could get his memory back in the end for the final reveal.

[@bryanrizzo9377]

Funny how throughout MIB2 Rosario Dawson who basically is the replacement for Linda Fiorentino was the light of zartha the whole time.

[@Yikes_its_Psychs]

Yes! I loved her!

[@apurugganan]

she is talented, and would have _killed_ in that get-up

[@rhiannoncarney9380]

I thought that L was a small but important role which had TREMENDOUS POTENTIAL for growth!!

[@tobiaswalker7562]

I would have liked to see her in the sequel

[@beamertoy]

It was a massive dump that L wasn’t included. Let’s be real.

[@BOTHthosearetaken]

I'm pretty sure "difficult to work with" is just code for "wouldn't sleep with her boss"

[@Oberbaumbruecke]

That`s what I was thinking.

[@zuniga89122]

@@Oberbaumbrueckeshe’s been rumored to be black balled by Weinstein

[@pittland44]

Given everything that's come out that's a definite possibility.

[@Alverant]

MiB TAS needs to be released on DVD. All of it.

[@osricen]

Man, I was so head over heels for Linda Fiorentino back in the day.

[@badjaeaux]

i thought she was absolutely gorgeous and talented

[@brianlai4387]

This was something I wondered when MIB 2 was released. I was disappointed Agent L was never shown or mentioned again. I also honestly hated how Sony screwed up Men in Black and Jump Street crossover.

[@MrTerrorist]

From what i read at the time, she wanted a higher salary in the sequel but the studio refuse so she didn't come back in MIB2.

[@gizmod22]

Get Linda’s name out your mouth Will!

[@ZakynthosDiamandis]

Sounds typical behaviour of Smith and Jones tbh. Also less returning co stars means more money for them.

[@Sted1000]

At least L made the animated series

[@LouisBee]

I have heard similar stories of Linda Fiorentino being hard to work with from Kevin Smith, this was when he was making Dogma.

[@gollygee2385]

She wouldn’t give in to certain advances.😂 Some people have morals and integrity at the top of their list!!!!!! Real Woman right there.

[@Hr-sd5sd]

I was surprised that she didn't continue her role in the next MIB, but I was unaware of the background politics. Pity, she would have made a great character.

[@VictorRobotov00]

I wouldn’t say better, cuz who knows, really. But I do think she shoulda been in the film on some level. And if all attitudes could be corralled, I think it would’ve worked well enough to be a good movie.

[@thomasolson1154]

Fiorentino got into arguments with Tommy Lee Jones and the director Barry Sonnenfeld during shooting of Men in Black. Then she went to do Kevin Smith's film Dogma where she got into arguments with Smith who was the writer/director. Afterwards she trashed Smith in interviews. After that she did a Kevin Spacey film where she allegedly clashed with Spacey and the director, then to a Paul Newman movie where AGAIN rumors where that she was very difficult to work with. That was a 4 movie run where she was allegedly combative, arrogant, and entitled on set. Then the opportunities dried up. She intentionally or unintentionally destroyed that career on her own.

[@kyleellis1825]

4 movies where the guys saying she was terrible to work with, are all confirmed by multiple other sources to be problems on set. Sounds more like opinionated men didn't want a women on set with opinions. And When does she Trash will smith? She has a couple negative comments, but she doesn't trash him in any interview I can find.

[@MisterX867]

@@kyleellis1825 She's not gonna see your comment and decide to sleep with you bro.

[@josephgarcia6808]

​@@kyleellis1825talking about Kevin Smith not Will Smith 😂😂

[@arnold6629]

She did look kewl tho at the end of 1

[@timkasansky2528]

MIB 2 is one of the worst sequels ever. It took every single wrong decision it could and came close to killing the movie franchise.

[@cool_alienempire6884]

I remember watching it and wondering how anyone involved thought it was good. The story was such a rehash, just terrible writing.

[@Enraged-Gecko]

Men in Black II was a pretty weak sequel, but it wasn’t in the same category as Highlander II (Theatrical Ver.) or Terminator Genisys, and it’s certainly better than most of the schlock that Steven Seagal turns out these days. As bad as it was, believe it could have been far worse. Men in Black II catches flack because there was no excuse for it to be that bad. The film had a talented cast of actors, a large enough budget to produce respectable special effects and the script should have never been approved. With all that in mind, it could have ended up like that horrible Matthew Broderick Godzilla movie from the 90’s

[@AceDramaBeats]

Men in Black to is great! I love the 3rd one too

[@jonathandoe2316]

​@@Enraged-GeckoWhat that Godzilla movie was.... Okay.

[@atobosrolloutyoutube7886]

Mib 2 was amazing

[@56postoffice]

I always thought the Harvey Weinstein connection had something to do with Linda Fiorentino's disappearance off the Hollywood scene. Same with Bridget Fonda, who was in *"Jackie Brown,"* made by Miramax, which is owned by the Weinsteins (well, one of them anyway).

[@Durwood71]

The biggest problem with the _Men in Black_ sequels is that by the end of the first film, J was a seasoned agent working on his own with a rookie partner, but for the sequels, his character reverted to a know-nothing rookie playing second fiddle to K. It would have been nice to see them at least be equals.

[@benrobson3442]

it would be great if Agent J and L worked together in MIB 2 & 3. so the sequels would be better.

[@declanosullivan8770]

No just no, Jay and Kays dynamic makes the series nice and polished, losing kay just wasted so much time and they knew exactly how she'd be received that's why they brought kay back

[@beaudure01]

Kevin Smith’s difficulties with her surely lend some credence to the notion that she was a problem on MIB. Nice that she and Smith reconciled many years later, but when you get a rep like that from multiple directors, it’s bound to hurt your career.

[@qnopal]

I had a major crush on L back then.

[@willanrac]

That dudes head got to be on a filter.. no way its that big...

[@Sky0833]

Agent L wasn't in MIB 2 because she returned to his normal life because when agent j was talking to agent A in MIB 2 he mentioned that Agent L wants to go back to morgue and after that he got new partner again and end up to frank the dog. This is link on that sceen that agent J mentioned why agent L not seen at MIB 2 kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYOxmax-nqeIjtUsi=xg2U-jwxsn8mrbE4

[@vuitheirt4704]

that's the in universe explanation, but it really makes no sense why the ending of the first movie sets her up to be J's new partner and then suddenly write her out in the next movie

[@joseantoniomillabrito2764]

Agent L❤...and Linda Fiorentino ❤

[@HyunAYuchi]

At least she's not going to slap a comedian delivering a roast and taking it personally

[@89five3five]

“Difficult to work with” = “she won’t sleep with me”

[@cappyjones]

Not always. Some people are genuinely hard to get along with.

[@lukes6868]

YES, Harvey W.

[@HandleHandled]

Or maybe she was just an A Hole

[@gabe608]

I hope she was just difficult and not prey.

[@SergioHernandez-le8wp]

Well, there have been other people that say that about her (and I don't believe they all wanted to sleep with her). Off the top of my head, I can think of Kevin Smith. He's said that she kept slowing down production because she kept wanting to change things to better fit what she thought her character should be like while filming "Dogma"

[@nativewood]

Multiple movies said she was difficult to work with. 1 is an anomaly, 2 is a trend 3 is a pattern.

[@bstaff812]

Joe List doppelganger

[@satmtca]

I liked her and wished she was in 2

[@joaosoares-rr5mj]

i realy wished she was around, and was kinda pissed off that they cut her...

[@jjarmendariz363]

If the character would have came back in a similar position like in the cartoon series, I can see why. That role would've then been unneeded

[@joshuapratt3593]

It’s hilarious that even though she had the EXACT SAME reactions when she was in Dogma, Alfred Hitchcock presents (she was apparently especially CONTEMPTUOUS of Hitchcock original material), but the WORST thing she’s done (that the entrainment industry will never punish her for), was (IMO) Honey-potting that former FBI Agent into trying to collect blackmail (eg secret recordings/videos ect-), and when it all melted down she threw her investigator under the proverbial bus because he went to prison (for a very long time) after her “testimony” about she wasn’t “responsible” LMMAFO, destroyed the man’s career/life (for what amounted to IMO her just wanting extra EXCITEMENT in her life LMMAFO), must’ve been a Hell of an act (whatever she said/did to hook the guy on the idea, probably thought he’d make a fortune ripping off celebrities too.) 😂😂😂😂

[@jataviouswilliamson976]

i have a crush on her in MIB 😢

[@robotnikkkk001]

...ACTUALLY!!!IT was A MAJOR LOSS BECAUSE OF *_NARROWING CAST DIDNT ALLOW MIB TO TURN INTO FAST&FURIOUS IN TERMS OF HOW MANY MOVIES WAS THERE_* ,KIND of .....AND BESIDES,"POLICE SQUAD BUT WITH ALIENS"........THIS IS what MIB DIDNT BECOME.....

[@stanleystaklight7555]

I had the biggest crush on her growing up 😂

[@TheGr8KOZ]

I think Keven smith on dogma is the only director im aware of that HASNT said she was hard to work with

[@mikefalderoff8236]

Even if she would have been in the movie, she would have been replaced by K. I think it would have helped the beginning of the movie if she were in it instead of how we had it. But, having J bouncing from partner to partner was a bit stupid, since he had L at the end of the last movie.

[@dr.j1416]

Since the character is in the animated series, agent L should have been in both MIB 2 and 3.

[@anhurtorrez]

There's been lot of aquations saying that she is very difficult to work with from other people in other movies, like Kevin Smith and others.

[@animeman8203]

While the "Difficult to work with" thing could be code for not wanting to sleep with him, it's also likely that she genuinely was difficult to work with and so they cut her loose.

[@Markwood369]

She a super buha she don't die

[@joelnishanth3114]

Of course, it would've been better! She was really attractive!

[@cbm3]

Carver didn’t steal money when him and Herc were accused of it. “I wouldn’t steal and not tell you”. They did afterwards though…

[@brandonspain12345]

I can kinda understand why they didn't want her considering she's a b*tch to work it but they still could've thought of a way to bring her back, even if they had to recast her. (I'd say Sela Ward would've been a good replacement since she looks and sounds like Linda Fiorentino.)

[@JosephLamb1989]

She was cute

[@j.m.m.g.6105]

They should have made a connection like in movie 3 with Jagger. Something like Dennis Rodman wanted to mate with Earth women, and took L to mediate between Earth and his planet.

[@nunyabizness3866]

She should’ve been on board for men in black four, where they were eager to lose money on Girlboss the movie

[@sneekmuch]

I doubt that by itself ended her acting career. Sounds like she was actually just hard to work with.

[@tenjenk]

Nah. If Harvey weinstien decided you were "difficult to work with" after not letting him rape you, he would inform multiple studios and directors that they had to claim the same.

[@raishonstanley1313]

She was in the cartoon series

[@kanedaku]

Actor is not seen again in a sequel: *SHOCK! HORROR!!* There must be a secret tawdry tale as to why!!!

[@doomeddoughnut]

I mean she was a half hearted love interest for J and dance she was essentially replaced by Rosario Dawson being a love interest I'm cool with that since her role would've been nothing. Though the reference to her wanting to go back to the morgue is an interesting one since it reveals some people who join the MIB can't handle it. And why their vetting process is important.

[@EyeToob]

I wanted to see her character in the second movie

[@HailAnts]

She was only in the first MIB because she won the role in a poker game with Barry Sonnenfeld. Seriously, look it up!

[@DanielRossellSolanes]

at least she wouldn't make it as bad as Men in black international. she's a female character that could had a very relevant role and her character had an explanation for how she found the MiB and why she is skilled. (and it would leave a chance for Will Smith to take the role of a mentor)

[@danas916x]

It would have been a short cameo, at the time it would have been a step down for. I understand. Co-star to cameo is not the direction actors try to go

[@andrewgardner8972]

L would have been great in the sequel. If she appeared, that is. If not, then Salma Hayek would have been great in the role.

[@user-jn4sw3iw4h]

Yes: 'a sequel' that 'continued where the previous film left off' probably would have made a better movie than 'an inferior redo' that 'reverted the happy ending of the previous one, not as the central plot, but just to make a redo possible' It doesn't take an opinion on either K or L to reach this conclusion.

[@DustyChalk]

They should have at least hired Laura Fiorentino, she's a fantastic actor. AYE KEED AYE KEED

[@irrevenant3]

It's understandable. 90% of the appeal of Men In Black was the dynamic between J and K. That said, by the end of the film that dynamic is over - J is a full-fledged agent and no longer a rookie. Part of me wishes J and L had been given a chance to potentially be just as entertaining with a different dynamic.

[@toska3528]

She was difficult to work with because she was an alien.

[@ClassifiedRanTom]

They had two options, keep her and take the franchise in a different direction than it went in; or bring Tommy Lee Jones back. They made the right choice.

[@joeytheslimeboi8900]

Wasn’t she involved in some wire fraud scandal in the early 2000s and thats why she isn’t in movies anymore

[@randomolisher]

I didn’t even know Agent L existed

[@DanairisParker]

If there was a Men In black 5 it would make sense for L to have a bigger role maybe she Frank the pug and the worm guys can join J and K on this mission instead of staying behind they might have to recast L if they ever bring her back

[@rita2715]

I always assumed she was just busy with other projects at the time.

[@watsomd]

It would have been better, just because an actor is difficult doesn't mean much to me as some of the best are. Her character was well written and I was disappointed with her missing. I love Tommy, but he could have retied and the show would have went on in MIB2/3.

[@MikePinegar]

Will smith didn’t want her to outshine him, end of story

[@87Tempests]

Men in black 2 would have been better with dialing back the over the top comedy and not using K again, thus erasing the feel good ending of the first film, but sure, L too

[@Rkenton48]

I've always wanted to see her in the sequel to Dogma, but Kevin Smith would rather keep making Clerk's sequels.

[@MartianBuddy]

L was great in cartoon

[@Spida37]

Dont know how many times they shot the scene but the bit in the mortuary when the bug is under the table and shes trying to alert J the acting is so stilted and forced, like, not even in a way thats applicable to the scene it just comes off as two actors who had no chemistry and really didnt get along.

[@AdamTehranchiYT]

As much as I liked the franchise, this is getting into alternative universe shenanigans. If the writers had changed the dynamic, perhaps the performance of the 2nd, 3rd, or 4th movies would have changed or not.

[@louurome7030]

Justice for agent M

[@Johny_Truant]

MiB was the only good one. All the sequels were abysmal and unnecessary cash grabs. The scripts were lousy and the plots were ridiculous.

[@theterbear9915]

We should have gotten Agent L in second movie

[@thelightrhyder2534]

The cartoon did it perfectly

[@RomainSandt]

What is sad... Is like for Kingsman : they had an opportunity to have a great female character. But no. Just an example of movies that buil a female character tu just kill it in a few seconds or off screen.

[@tonybob791]

She must have made fun of Jada's alopecia.

[@overkillphil514]

Have you seen her acting in Dogma? She's a terrible actress! The same tone as in MiB.