Jim Carrey

 CA by Peter Martin May 18th 2009 // 8:03AM And on the fifth day of the Cannes Film Festival, it snowed (actually, part of a promotion for Robert Zemeckis' A Christmas Carol, starring Jim Carrey, due out in November). Meanwhile, Rachel Weisz walked the red ...

 CA - Jenni Miller Surely in a few years, with some more scripts and producing credits under his belt, Seth Rogen will be at least pushing Jim Carrey a little further down. We can only hope. Is Sandler really the most valuable comedian? Who would you put at the top of ...

Los Angeles Times Cregger is a self-righteous, hypocrite prig, and Moore does a barrel-scraping Jim Carrey impersonation that comes much closer to Jim Varney; he even makes those old "Strip-O-Rama" comedians look elegant and refined. (These two cretins are the ...

Jim Carrey Says 'Yes' to Zooey Deschanel  CA - Oct 22, 2007 Apart from also doing a relatively short stint on the TV show Weeds, Zooey will return to the small screen for the Sci Fi channel miniseries Tin Man. ...

By Erik Davis Apparently, no one learned anything from Dumb and Dumberer or The Son of the Mask, as another classic Jim Carrey movie is about to have another sequel squeezed from its you know what minus all of the ingredients (mainly, Carrey) that made the series successful in the first place. Moviehole...

By Erik Davis Not long ago, we reported on a rumor that suggested Tim Burton was no longer lined up to helm Ripley's Believe It or Not, with Jim Carrey in the starring role. This wasn't official word -- and the trades haven't picked it up yet -- but based on the information Filmick has received, it's looking...

By Patrick Walsh Filed under: Animation, Casting, Tech Stuff, Family Films, Remakes and SequelsIn a recent interview, character actor extraordinaire Bob Hoskins let some pretty big news slip regarding an upcoming Robert Zemeckis project. Says Hoskins: "He's going to make A Christmas Carol with Jim C...

By Monika Bartyzel Filed under: Comedy, Casting, Deals, Scripts & ScreenwritingWhat do you do when your thriller of a movie based on one little insidious number, that isn't 13, falls flat? You have to become a gay inmate and lather yourself in some romantically dark comedy. Jim Carrey, fresh off The Num...