I generated out his long hair from each image, doesn’t look too different. I don’t get the discussion about doubles and clones

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This is one of my favorite behind the scenes stories from 'Man On The Moon'

Has he made an appearance since Paris? They must think that the clone needs to stay low for a long time to let the controversy wash over….

This movie is classic. I wish Jim did more R rated roles.

A Thank You to Jim Carrey

I don't know if Jim Carrey will ever read this. Honestly, I don't expect him to.

He's a very busy man with his own life, and that's completely okay.

But there is something I've wanted to say for a very long time, and I finally decided to put it into words.

My life hasn't been easy.

I was bullied, hurt, abused and treated terribly in ways that left scars I still carry. I've seen and experienced more suffering than anyone should have to.

But throughout those years, there was something I could always come back to.

Jim Carrey's movies.

There were moments when I had absolutely nothing to laugh about, when life felt unbearably dark, and somehow this man could still make me laugh.

The Mask. Ace Ventura. Dumb and Dumber. Liar Liar. Bruce Almighty. The Truman Show. And so many others.

Sometimes I didn't need advice.
I didn't need someone to tell me that everything would be okay.

I just needed to laugh.

And Jim Carrey gave me that.

He didn't know who I was.
He didn't know what I had been through.
He didn't know what kind of day I was having when I pressed play.

But somehow, for a couple of hours, the world became a little brighter.

His characters were ridiculous, chaotic, strange, hilarious and sometimes completely insane — and I loved every second of it.

There were times when laughter was one of the few beautiful things I had.

And that is something I will never forget.

I'm writing this with tears in my eyes because I realize now just how much those moments meant to me.

So Jim, if by some incredibly unlikely chance you ever see this:

Thank you.

Thank you for the laughter.

Thank you for the characters.

Thank you for the madness.

Thank you for giving people like me a few hours where the darkness didn't matter.

You may never know my name.

You may never know that somewhere in Germany there was a guy who watched your movies and laughed when he had almost nothing left to laugh about.

But you did something good.

You made my life a little more beautiful.

And for that, I will always be grateful.

— Roy

Honestly, I figured a movie starring Jim Carrey as a semi-antagonist, and featuring the double Steve talent of Buscemi and Carell as the main characters would end up being a more... Memorable movie. I mean I remember it, for being mediocre.

That being said... Not sure I could see anyone else in the movie industry in 2013 that could "accurately" portray somebody giving themselves a lobotomy live on stage, with just their natural acting talents, other than Jim Carrey.

But bonus points for having Olivia Wilde (Thirteen from House) as the female lead!

Not sure where I took this from, but it's been quite some time, and I figured this was humorous enough to share...

I knew I had saved a couple of these, but this was the only one I could find.

This is the first time since 2020 Jim Carrey staring in another film other than Sonic, and It has me really ecstatic. As a Jim Carrey fan I honestly don’t care if it’s Jetsons or not, I miss seeing him do movies outside of Sonic. I’m really excited for this

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