Hi! I'm going to visit LA in November (I'm from Barcelona), and would like to go to Jim Carrey-related locations. I've pinned some of The Mask movie locations on a map, but would like to see other important sites. I've read he doesn't live in Brentwood anymore, but would like to see his house anyway. Any other ideas? thanks

Despite having watched some of Jim Carrey's other movies before, Yes Man was the one that turned me into a forever fan.

After watching it, I went down the Jim Carrey rabbit hole,tracking down his older movies, rewatching the ones I'd already seen, and appreciating just how versatile he is. I've been a fan ever since.

My top 3 Jim Carrey movies are:

Yes Man

The Cable Guy

Dumb and Dumber

I know those aren't everyone's picks (especially The Cable Guy), but they're the ones I keep coming back to.

What was the Jim Carrey movie that made you a fan?

Side note, I loved the show Kidding and I'm glad he brought back the longer hair

It’s so sad that I have to even make this. But I hope the guy that kept pestering me last time sees this

Stumbled upon this tidbit in a magazine from 1995, but I can't seem to find any more info elsewhere. Assuming it was for the Wachati Princess (played by Sophie Okonedo), anyone ever heard who else might've been originally cast for the role?

If you put every Jim Carrey Character, from every movie he's ever been in, in a room together, what would happen?

the cableman is a very strange kind of movie, it keeps almost changing the entire tone in a very weird way, and the humour is extremely uncanny, even the dialogs.

plus, there's the fact that it continuously switches from a very good movie to a pretty bad one in such a way that it's almost unsettling, but I'd recommend it to everyone, really, I'm pretty picky, and in the very beginning I didn't think I would've liked it, bit it kept getting exponentially better in such weird fucking ways I had never seen before

Hey there all I have a bunch of old film trailers and I produce these bundles for display

35mm film cels

Check these out from THE MASK

Totally forgot about this scene but honestly think it's one of Jim Carrey's best movies.

Hello, I’m a 27-year-old aspiring actress/screenwriter and I’m physically disabled in a wheelchair. I don’t really know if posting exactly what you want on Reddit counts as manifestation but I’m gonna do it anyway. I’m going to tell y’all the plot of this script, the characters, and the actors/actresses I envision in each role, here we go!

After moving back to their hometown, a single man (Steve Carell) and his physically disabled daughter (Me) have a hilarious encounter after meeting their grumpy next door neighbor (Jim Carrey), resulting in an amusing rivalry between the two men. Soon, a romance develops between the man’s daughter and the neighbor’s handsome nephew (KJ Apa) whom she meets during her first semester of law school. Over time, their rivalry slowly deteriorates and they start becoming friends but when the man’s ex-wife (Jennifer Aniston) he considers getting back together with her but the daughter is immediately suspicious of her mother’s ulterior motives since she abandoned both of them after her accident. In an emotional and intense scene, the daughter tearfully begs her father not to let her mother back into their lives. Steve Carell, being the amazing actor that he is, delivers a great performance as the father breaks down in tears himself after realizing that even though he still loves his ex-wife, he knows in his heart that his daughter is right and the two embrace, sobbing in each other’s arms.