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Over the years, we’ve had the rare privilege of interviewing Jim Carrey himself—an opportunity we’re incredibly proud of. These conversations, along with our expanding collection of exclusive interviews and unique features, form the heart of JCO. In this ‘Exclusives’ section, you’ll find what we consider the true crown jewels of our work.


How the Grinch Stole Christmas - Interview 2000

Our L.A. correspondent, Heather Wadowski, sat down with Jim Carrey in 2000 during the press junket for "How the Grinch Stole Christmas". In a lively and revealing interview, she dug beneath the surface of his unforgettable performance, coaxing out the fascinating—and often humorous—details of what it was really like to spend hours each day transformed under layers of makeup and wrapped head to toe in fur.

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The Majestic - Interview 2001

Fortunate JCO correspondent Heather Wadowski had the rare opportunity to sit down with Jim Carrey for a second time—this time for a more thoughtful and introspective conversation. Meeting during the release of "The Majestic", she explored his experiences working on the set of the film, delving into the challenges of stepping into a more dramatic role and the emotional depth it required. The interview also offered a glimpse into what the project meant to Carrey personally, revealing a different side of the actor and his connection to the story.

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Bruce Almighty - Interview 2003

JCO correspondent Heather Wadowski pulled off an impressive hat-trick in 2003, securing a third interview with Jim Carrey—this time to talk about the hit comedy "Bruce Almighty". In this engaging and entertaining conversation, she explores Carrey’s approach to the film’s humor, its underlying themes, and the experience of playing a man suddenly granted divine powers. Adding even more depth to the feature, Heather also spoke with the film’s director, Tom Shadyac, offering readers a behind-the-scenes perspective on how the movie came together. The result is a lively, insightful piece that’s both fun and revealing—definitely one worth diving into.

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Venice Filmfestival - Report 1998

Italian fan Paola Ferrante had the unforgettable opportunity to meet Jim Carrey during the 1998 Venice Film Festival. In town to promote The Truman Show, Jim took time to mingle with fans, creating moments that would stay with them long after the event. In this personal account, Paola vividly recounts her experience of that special day—capturing the excitement, the atmosphere of the festival, and what it was like to come face to face with one of her biggest idols.

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