You can always see it coming.” The gang’s all here for what ends up being a spectacularly apathetic action comedy. It’s marginally better than expected, if only because I was expecting something truly awful.

Lots of comedies have attempted to cynically rely on actors’ improvisation skills to patch up their uneven, unready scripts. By comparison, the way Deep Cover uses improv comedy as a major engine for its plot feels like a loving tribute to the form – in theory, at least, if not necessarily in practice.

Bryce Dallas Howard admits that she has 'never been shocked' when a project she worked on flops at the box office: 'You can always see it coming while you're making it.'

I don’t know what it looks like.'” Von Trier then threw a glass of water in her face. “So I threw a glass of water in his face. He goes, ‘Why did you do that?’ and got up and left. That was my introduction to the Lars von Trier experience,