Nobody laughed the whole way through. And preview screenings in England went so badly that, before showing the film at a Los Angeles film festival, the team actually considered editing out a scene in which a character asks the audience whether they were enjoying themselves. Heather Graham's Gross Sense Of Humor Heather Graham likes gross humor. Grossness doesn't really bother me. I don't think is funny, beating women up is not so funny, but other than that I don't mind grossness.
Nothing's too gross.
It's like pretending that humans never do those things. I think it's good to make fun of those things. One-time bad boy comic Andy Dick will make his big screen directorial debut with a script he's written called Taylor Made . Dick, who proudly reports he's now two years sober from his dangerous drug habit, will also star in the movie. The film follows Taylor through a whole year, from one fashion show, which is a dismal failure, to the next fashion show.