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Kidding Around with the King of Comedy
Jim Carrey is used to being laughed at. In fact, he thrives on entertaining others. As a precocious young boy, he practiced pulling faces in the bathroom mirror -- a talent that would later prove to be instrumental in his success -- and performed self-created skits for his family.
Unfortunately, his life wasn't one smooth cruise to the top. The Canadian-born funnyman's rags-to-riches tale is the stuff dreams are made of.
Since his early smash hit Ace Ventura: Pet Detective, the blockbuster movie roles just keep on coming. But Carrey isn't content simply to play it safe and stick with the slapstick comedy roles he knows and performs so confidently. In fact, with releases such as The Truman Show and Man on the Moon, Carrey has challenged himself creatively and shown audiences that he is capable of demonstrating sensitivity and immense dramatic range. With his latest hit move, How the Grinch Stole Christmas, this shooting star's future just keeps getting brighter!
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WQAD'A Christmas Carol' with Jim Carrey, coming soon to train stations The six-month train tour will hit 40 cities with a multi-car exhibit highlighting different aspects of the high-tech production, which is directed by Robert Zemeckis and stars Jim Carrey in the roles of Scrooge and all three ghosts. Jim Carrey's Real Visit From The Ghosts Of Christmas Past And Future Disney 'Christmas Carol' train pulls into Williams Jim Carrey, Robert Zemeckis Kick Off A Christmas Carol Train Tour -
It's not quite as troubling as "Finkel and Einhorn" (Go to the 1:30 mark of the video, but watch out for some NSFW Jim Carrey-in-a-bath-tub action at the end), but it's a question that could plague fantasy owners for years.
MyParkMagJim Carrey's Mars movieThe actor, who stars in 'A Christmas Carol', which was made using the technique, says it is more difficult than providing a voice-over for a film as there is still physical acting involved. He said: "A lot of people think of this work, they'll look at