Jim Carrey thinks Tom Cruise may punch him after reading his new book

Memoirs and Misinformation, telling the shock jock, “She was special to me, very special. I think she’s lovely.”.@JimCarrey talks about his relationship with Renée Zellweger and tells Howard how he got his first date with Linda Ronstadt.

The Tonight Show, the actor told host Jimmy Fallon that the cover of his new book Memoirs and Misinformation shows his facial expression “after being told that I have 10 minutes to live”.In 2018, the state of Hawaii’s emergency alert system sent a text that read: “Ballistic missile threat inbound to Hawaii. Seek immediate shelter.

The actor recalled a shocking experience he went through back in 2018! Jim Carrey was one of the many people in Hawaii who lived through minutes of a living nightmare when a text alert was sent to them warning that a ballistic missile threat was incoming! That being said, Jim Carrey was convinced he only had 10 minutes left to live at the time and now, he opened up about how that felt and how he reacted.

Jim Carrey got a phone call telling him he had 10 minutes left to live. The 58-year-old actor was living in Hawaii when a text alert was sent out warning of an incoming ballistic missile threat.Carrey recounted the terrifying experience on Thursday's, telling the host about a blurred photo of himself that's being used as the cover for his novel, . «That cover is actually my face after being told that I had 10 minutes to live,» Carrey reveals.

Well, this was a little more serious than we expected from Jim Carrey.

Jim Carrey’s dark sitcom Kidding has been cancelled by Showtime after two seasons.

In his new satirical memoir “Memoirs and Misinformation,” Jim Carrey described his ex girlfriend Renee Zellweger as the “great love of my life.” If you don’t know, they dated after meeting on the set of My, Myself & Irene and were actually engaged but split in December of 2000.

Jim Carrey gushed about his relationship with Renée Zellweger during an interview with Howard Stern.

Page Six reported today that Jim Carrey’s comedy series, Kidding, has officially been taken off the air. The outlet spoke with insiders who explained how Jim and the rest of the cast and crew wanted to keep it a secret because he’s hoping to win an Emmy Award this year.

Kidding is coming to an end.

Also Read: Limited Series About Entertainer and Activist Lena Horne in the Works at ShowtimeIt aired its last episode in March.“Kidding” reunited Carrey with Michel Gondry, who directed Carrey in 2004’s “Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.” Gondry is an executive producer on the show and directed several episodes, including the premiere. Other executive producers include Carrey, Michael Aguilar, Roberto Benabib, Raffi Adlan, Jason Batemanand Jim Garavente.

Jim Carrey‘s new book Memoirs and Misinformation includes stories that feature celebrities like Nicolas Cage, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Anthony Hopkins.The actor teamed with writer Dana Vachon for the venture, a fictional story that revolves around a depressed anti-hero grappling with the apocalypse, and The Mask star reveals many of his famous pals appear in the tale – and they have all been sent advanced copies.Carrey shares that Cage was particularly excited with his mention – even if he’s a

NEW YORK -- When Jim Carrey and Dana Vachon handed in the book they had toiled on for eight years -- a satirical “anti-memoir” about Carrey’s life but with increasingly extreme flights of absurdity -- to Sonny Mehta, the late Knopf publisher said he would put it out as a novel. Carrey and Vachon protested.

Jim Carrey decided to turn the memoir genre on its head.The actor and comedian has been subverting expectations throughout his 30-year career, and for his new book,, he does it once again, crafting a fictionalized version of himself within a fictionalized Hollywood, in order to explore «the fear of erasure and the ego and its addiction to relevance and the ever-growing need society has, for some reason, to live beyond the grave until the end of the program.»«It's basically using fiction to tell

New York magazine.The “Westworld” star, 47, opened up about what it was like to work with Cruise on the set of 2000’s “Mission: Impossible 2” in the revealing interview, which also included her telling of why she left the cast of “Charlie’s Angels” and other tales of survival from her decadeslong career.After receiving the book from Cruise, 58, Newton said she was curious as to whether there was “some glue that sticks this s - - t together,” she said, referring to the credibility of the tome.So?

Thandie Newton recalled a “nightmare” day on the set of Mission Impossible 2 in 2000, in a candid interview. The Westworld actress, 47, remembered being “so scared” of co-star Tom Cruise — the main star of the spy series — because of his perfectionist nature while filming. Thandie played the love interest, Nyah Nordoff-Hall, opposite Tom’s IMF secret spy Ethan Hunt.

Thandie Newton shared an anecdote about the time her Mission: Impossible 2 costar Tom Cruise gave her an unconventional gift.“I’ve worked with Tom Cruise, and he was very generous and open about sharing Scientological stuff,” the Westworld star, 47, said in the Monday, July 6, issue of New York magazine. “Christmas gifts would be something to do with Scientology.

If Jim Carrey’s new sci-fi pseudo-memoir sounds confusing, don’t worry, he understands.