"By this point we’d realised the strength of the film’s title, and made a few tweaks: Ron Perlman instead of Oscar Isaac, more airbrushing. We were going for a more cultish, b-movie-ish feel, basically. Very similar to the last one in terms of direction and elements, but now it’s got a proper tagline now too – we always come up with a few, and I guess this was a way of telling a bit more of the story."

"Then again, doing that can make the movie lose a bit of its mystique. With Albert Brooks threatening someone, you know straight away there are gangsters involved. On the previous ones, it doesn’t really allude to that – it could literally be a movie about driving."