The two Ace Ventura movies aren’t remembered particularly fondly these days beyond how much fun it is to say “do not go in there” when exiting a room, but 1995's Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls could’ve almost been a bit cooler than what we ended up with. That’s because famously hip dude Spike Jonze made a pitch to direct the film, but star Jim Carrey rejected him because he was just a nobody at the time. Carrey shared that fun fact at the Toronto International Film Festival, where he was appearing on a panel to discuss Chris Smith’s documentary Jim And Andy: The Great Beyond. That movie is about the making of Man On The Moon, and Jonze happens to be a producer on it, so Carrey is taking the opportunity to gush about how much he’s wanted to work with Jonze ever since rejecting him all those years ago.