According to Men in Black producer Laurie MacDonald, Agent L's role was not permanent. "It turned out not to be a big enough role," explains MacDonald. "We would have loved to have her, but when we began to develop the story, we couldn't find a [major] place for her.
According to producer Laurie MacDonald, the studio did not consider her a permanent character in the franchise and decided to remove her from the sequel.
Agent L Didn't Return In Men In Black 2 Because Of Tommy Lee Jones. The primary reason that has been given for Agent L's omission from Men In Black 2 is that the movie's producers simply couldn't find a significant role that worked for her.
Fiorentino's career essentially ended in 2002. She had a film role in 2009 in a little seen independent film; however, she hasn't even had television roles in nearly two decades. That's a shame as she seems to have been a decent actor.
Rip Torn isn't in the movie, because he was arrested after breaking into a closed Litchfield Bancorp branch office in Lakeville, Connecticut, where Torn maintains a residence.
When they reach the departure point, K reveals that Laura is Laurana's daughter and the actual Light of Zartha (it's also suggested that he is her father as well). To save Earth and Zartha, Laura reluctantly leaves Earth, much to J's dismay, as he had developed feelings for her.
J is given the other time device but before he travels back in time to 1969, he learns that he only recalls K because he was going back a day before Boris, J meets the younger K who nearly neuralyzes him but is persuaded after he tells him of the case.
"When we finished the third, we did all talk about the fact that we that we didn't feel there was another film," she said. "It was actually in different terms: so we all talked about it feeling very complete, that somehow because the third dealt with the mystery of Will's father – it felt emotionally complete."
The screenplay was written by Jon Croker from a story by Susan Hill. It is the sequel to the 2012 film The Woman in Black, and is produced by Hammer Film Productions and Entertainment One.
Enraged, Serleena murdered Lauranna before escaping, leaving behind only her Zarthan bracelet that K would bequeath to their daughter, Laura. K would later neuralize himself, erasing his memories of the incident in an effort to keep Laura safe.
Resignation. In 2002 of Earth years, Agent L no longer desired to work with the Men in Black for unknown reasons. It is mentioned that she desired to return the New York City Morgue and resume her position as a Medical Examiner. Because of her desire to resign, Jay was required to neuralyze her due to MiB protocol.
It is the fourth installment in the Men in Black film series, based on the Marvel Comics series of a similar name, in turn based on the conspiracy theory.
However, Kay pretends to launch the Light into space. Serleena kills Lauranna and follows, and the Light is later revealed to be Lauranna's (and implied to be Kay's) daughter, Laura Vasquez.
Men in Black 5 has been reported to be in development at Sony (via Giant Freakin Robot), but the sequel has yet to be officially announced by the studio. However, Sony rarely misses an opportunity to expand a franchise, as evidenced by Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire and their Marvel Comics films.
He plays Chief of the MiB, Zed, in the Men in Black Films. Having been arrested for breaking into a bank, Torn was unable to reprise the role of Zed in Men in Black III and the character was subsequently killed off. He passed away on July 9, 2019 at the age of 88.
A death certificate obtained by TMZ shows that Torn died “due to” Alzheimer's dementia – which indicates that the actor died of complications from the condition. The document also states that the disease had been ongoing for “years” prior to his death.
She deduces Boris time-jumped to 1969 - knowledge of time-travel having been restricted to prevent such an occurrence - and killed K, resulting in a different future reality and an imminent Boglodyte invasion of Earth, now vulnerable due to the absence of the protective ArcNet which, in J's version of reality, K had ...
Virgil tutors Saxon on bikes and customs of the "outlaw motorcycle brotherhood." After many lessons and a major change in appearance Saxon develops an alter ego named "Sid" and ends up infiltrating the Jackals and earning the trust of "Blood", their president.
