Orlando Bloom, Bryce Dallas Howard and Nick Mohammed Share Their Least Glamorous Jobs

Always full of ideas. I mean, amazing

All those assembly line go, yeah, well, back in the day, we watched a ton of movies with Bryce Dallas Hound

The movie is so fun. But first up, I would love to know, Smyrlando, you had this very unglamorous job in this movie

You're doing advertising on the side of the road. You know, not the best job ever

Have you guys had any unglamorous jobs in your own lives? My first job, I was a clay trapper

Which, basically, when gentlemen in the UK go shooting, they shoot, if they're not shooting, pheasants

Pheasants? Is that what you said? Did you say that? I thought you said pheasants

No, no, I was saying pheasants. Oh, okay. Sorry. Protection. Then they're shooting clays

And what you have to do is you pull this thing back. It's really, it's like... And I was only 13

It's really hard to do. And then you put the clays and you go... and it goes and then they shoot them out of the sky at these clothes anyway that was my first job

not very glamorous um i mean i did a lot of close-up magic at weddings and hotels and things and so

that was i mean i really enjoyed it but often it could be you know you're approaching a drunk table

and they don't really want to see magic but you kind of got to be there because it's been paid for

and so you just have to be like hey do you want to see a car trick and they're like no yeah so

that's that's not very glamorous working on an assembly line at an allergy control product center

so you put the swatching in and that. But it ended up being a great job

because I was like, wait, if we rolled a TV in here, we could watch a lot of movies

This was when I was in high school. And it was a bunch of high school students. And so we watched so many movies

It was fantastic. And then a cash register at a deli which was that was really fun That was really fun Always full of ideas I mean amazing All those assembly line I go yeah well back in the day

we watched a ton of movies with Bryce Dallas Howard. And obviously you guys are improv comedians in the movie

Did you have the chance to actually improvise at all? Like the odd moment, really, but mostly because the script was so tight

and had sort of been written with, you know, through Ben and Alex's sort of improv chops

There wasn't so much need for us to improvise, but we would always, like Tom, the director

would always allow us to kind of have one for free, you know, if we got the shot. We told our bosses that we were about to bring in

three major players, not a bunch of clowns. Clowning is an art. And it was a very organic process

kind of like what Nick said. The guys who play the detectives, they're the writers of the movie

And they're known as, they're like a very famous improv duo performed on the West End forever

Brilliant, brilliant individuals. And so I'm sure they improvised their way into this screenplay

And when we were shooting, they would throw kind of stuff out at us

and just be like, you know, try it like this or that. Maybe this one will work better

They were great for that. I enjoyed to have them on set already. Yeah, yeah, yeah

I'd love to play a little who is the most likely to out of the three of you. Great

Who is the most likely to break and start laughing? Orlando. Orlando

Jiggly boy. Who's the most likely to want to do their own stunts

Oh, probably Orlando again. I mean, I do like a stunt. Okay, run

Who's the most likely to improvise a line? Nick. Yes. What? It was all gold

It was all beautiful, everything you said