“There are locks to prevent it from opening and falling,” Sonnenfeld told Ripa, 54. “I say, ‘Roll camera,’ and I hear Will Smith go, ‘Oh Jesus, so sorry. Tommy, so sorry. Baz, get the ladder.’ And you hear Tommy saying, ‘That’s fine, Will. No worries, Will. Don’t worry, Will.’ ”

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Men in Black director Barry Sonnenfeld has revealed the set of the 1997 action comedy had to be evacuated “for about three hours” because Will Smith farted. Smith and co-star Tommy Lee Jones were filming a scene where both were in a transforming car that travels at hyper speeds and flips over and the actors had to be “hermetically sealed” in the pod that was being used for the car,

"You really don't wanna be inside a very small hermetically sealed space with a Will Smith fart," the filmmaker said.

During the scene where Smith's Agent J and Jones' Agent K were driving upside down the Midtown tunnel, they had to be hermetically sealed into the fake car on set. That's when Smith accidentally let a fart rip while he and Jones were stuck inside.

Men in Black” director Barry Sonnenfeld appeared on the "Let's Talk Off Camera with Kelly Ripa" podcast and revealed the set of the 1997 action comedy once had to be evacuated “for about three hours” because Will Smith farted.

Men in Black director Barry Sonnenfeld is recalling a rip-roaring day on set with Will Smith. According to Sonnenfeld, production had to be paused on the hit 1997 sci-fi comedy for three hours after Smith,