標題: Steven leaves his family [打印本頁] 作者: mdrauf202425@gm 時間: 2024-2-25 13:49 標題: Steven leaves his family Steven leaves his family behind, eager to live life as an openly gay man in Miami. There, he becomes a con artist to support his lavish lifestyle. When he’s caught and incarcerated, he meets Phillip — and falls in love with him. This leads to more cons and lies and prison breaks, all in an attempt to live together in a place that’s not behind bars. Jim Carrey and Ewan McGregor in I Love You Phillip Morris. Photo Courtesy: Roadside Attractions/IMDbSteve Persall from the Tampa Bay Times perhaps describes the film best, writing “Think Catch Me If You Can mashed up with Brokeback Mountain if Mel Brooks directed and you’ll get the idea.
I Love You Phillip Morris certainly allows Carrey to lean into the comedy chops Ecuador Phone Number List we love, but it’s also a genuinely touching film in moments. Jim Carrey on the Small ScreenKidding (2018–)ADVERTISEMENTAlthough it was canceled by Showtime after just two seasons in 2020, Kidding is a comedy-drama series that’s worth marathon watching. For starters, in addition to Jim Carrey the cast is stacked with greats, including Frank Langella (The Trial of the Chicago 7), Judy Greer (Halloween Ends) and Catherine Keener (Brand New Cherry Flavor). And the impressive guest appearances really run the gamut — from Dick Van Dyke to Tyler, the Creator, for example.
From left: Jim Carrey, Judy Greer, Catherine Keener, Cole Allen and Frank Langella in a promotional image for Kidding. Photo Courtesy: IMDbExecutive produced by Eternal Sunshine’s Michel Gondry (he also directs a few episodes), Kidding is about Jeff Piccirillo (Carrey), a man who’s more commonly known as Mr. Pickles. Beloved by kids and their parents, Mr. Pickles is a TV personality — this world’s Mr. Rogers, kind of. But even though the puppet-filled franchise he helms is worth millions, that doesn’t mean life is perfect behind the scenes. Sure, its second season holds a perfect 100% on Rotten
