I love how Jim just casually throws out his belief of non-existence and Norm just picks it up without missing a beat and deftly rephrases the question.
@@jamesjameson4566 how do you know what another person feels? *i* loved hearing that, doesn't seem out of the question to me that others would too. speaking of patterns people tend to use in comments, another one i've noticed is that people *love* to assume that their experience is 'correct' and natural, and that everyone else's experience of something can be explained away and derided. you should let go of that, it's not a good look.
In fairness to Tommy Lee Jones, dealing with Jim Carey, being Jim Carey 24/7 on set, must have been unbearable, even escaping to a restaurant and he finds you.
He’s usually pretty chill and down to earth when he’s not acting. Still getting people to laugh but not like he is on screen. Some of his more iconic stuff was actually really hard for him to do. Honestly I could see Tommy being more draining with his constant disappointed dad vibes
“I cannot sanction your buffoonery” is such a famous line but hearing the context in which it was said and knowing Jim’s reputation, I can’t help but feel that Jones was probably talking more about Carrey’s attitude and demeanor on set between takes rather than so much how he came across on screen.
Well, according to Joel Schumacher, Jim Carrey behaved nicely during set. Tommy Lee Jones, on the other hand,was incredibly rude and difficult to work with. Man Of The Moon is another story though.
Yeah it's pretty well known Jim rubs people the wrong way. He's got nervous anxious energy so he was probably jumping around poking at Tommy the entire time just pushing his buttons and goofing around when that's the most annoying thing in the world to Tommy. A moderate introvert and an extreme extrovert there's zero surprise Tommy hated him. Those kinds of extroverts you just can't get to shut up ever, it grinds on people's gears. To get along with Jim you'd have to be fun loving and have zero boundaries because Jim just doesn't care he'll invade your space and push your buttons before breakfast. It's not mean spirited those kinds of extroverts push buttons to get people to push back because it's just fun and games like a little puppy running in circles. The way he pulled up his chair and got into Tommy's space shows how Jim just doesn't get it because of how his brain works.
@@UnrealTech9403 but once again, this was prior to filming. he couldn't "sanction his buffonery" because of carrey's acting, not because of any prior experiences with him.
@@stoopidapples1596 It wasn’t before principal photography. It was before they had filmed, “the biggest scene they have together in the movie”, to quote Jim verbatim. It’s right there in the video.
I remember reading up on Jim Carrey’s life & learned that him & his family grew up poor, the only thing that got them through those tough times was his dad’s sense of humor. When he made his first $1million his dad had already passed so he wrote him a check & put it in his dad’s pocket at the funeral
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I was really expecting this to be Jim Carrey telling Norm that Tommy Lee Jones hated Norm. That's exactly the kind of thing that Norm would love to have on his show.
Tommy Lee Jones is an even better actor than I realized, cause for a guy who sounds like he hated making that movie, he seems like he’s having the time of his life in every scene he’s in.
Jim put so much effort into his humour and gaining success that he didn't stop to think about philosophical questions that teenagers do until he was in his 50's.
Dude the guy was just naturally funny it's when he started getting philosophical that he turned into this arrogant liberal. Cant stand him anymore.... I am editing this to show an update to my opinion... I think Jim means well but he is naive to believe you can force life to be fair and equitable.... It's a sad truth that the smartest and strongest will always wind up on top its a law of nature.
He grew up poor and started working young, so it makes sense but it started out as him just focusing on providing for himself and his family then once he started focusing on comedy which he also started at a young age, he went all in on tht
@@BreakfastKing420 so? A lot of people work hard but make time for introspection. It's a normal, human thing to do. Being as douchey as Jim in this is a like a 20 year old who smokes too much weed and thinks he is profound. Cringe
Based Log I don’t disagree with you on that I was just explaining the possible reason for that where he wasn’t really thinking much else than comedy for a certain period of time, he was in everything for a couple decades
Let me Eat cake ... I think he's just fucking with people. He's bored. He's peaked success wise and he just gets to clown the world until his dying day. If he really wanted to impress me he'd give up panting and being a celebrity and go take up a blue collar job and build houses the rest of his fucking life.
@@donvandamnjohnsonlongfella1239 that would make him a god damn moron if he did that lmfao yeah let me give up this million dollar success so I can go build some houses 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
@@kennyploof6017 If you are bored with life and would like a challenge, continuing be the same person only slightly strange with the words you use to describe yourself is of little challenge. You probably don't enjoy a challenge and once you have obtained success you will be satisfied with what you have achieved without pursuing other avenues in life that you are less gifted towards being any good at. May you forever enjoy your success and the droll life it brings to you. May you be as bored as Jim Carry is with his own success in life.
I really respect how much slack Jim cut Tommy in this, even when Norm tries to make a joke (which was fair enough) Jim pulls it back to how it's not Tommy's typical movie
Let me get this straight: You comment something that is unrelated to the fact that I have two HEAVENLY HANDSOME girlfriends? Considering that I am the unprettiest RUclipsr ever, having two handsome girlfriends is really incredible. Yet you did not mention that at all. I am quite disappointed, dear rowsn
@Richard Schiffman he's a joke. Completely. As if being a scientologist is bad enough, he's CANADIAN. HAHAHAHAHAH His ex KILLED HERSELF BECAUSE HE GAVE HER HERPES, "I felt like USED GOODS.", she had said. BESIDES the FACT that "jim" aped ZERO MOSTEL his entire "career". You don't even know what FUNNY is, PURPLE R.
Look, they both made a really fun movie together and they should be proud of that. They were both a part of my childhood in that particular movie and forever will be grateful to them for that
Jim Carey is a fictional character made up by jim Carey. Reason why he is so lost is because he is such a good method actor. He forgot who he was and reimagined him self into the God he is today. And yes I say God because In disbelief I believe that he has ascended to the fact that he can be and who ever he wants and can create what he wants.
@@XBOWTOTHEFACE he isnt that great an actor. And certainly not a 'method actor'. He is a charatator actor when a film needs a quirk. He is a great impressionist as he picks up on micro-mannerisms of the target personality. A 'god'? get fucking real.
Yeah, I hope Jim is doing ok...he's experiencing "depersonalization" (kinda like nihilism, but perhaps less dramatic), and it's not a good place to be for long. He DOES have an identity, and it's important to hold onto who you are, otherwise you just...disappear.
Why is disappearing such a bad thing? Why is who you are important? Why are you so attached to this painful, meaningless existence? There's more out there than just this life. Life is the bottleneck of the soul.
I suffer from a dissociative disorder. If this is "nirvana" then I really am fucked LOL Jim's always been an incredibly intelligent, quirky guy. Like most brilliant comedians, he's probably never had a complete sense of self. He idolizes Andy Kaufman, going so far as to "summon" him during the filming of Man on the Moon (which came out well over a decade ago, so it's kind of humorous that people seem to think he's having some kind of crisis NOW when he's always been "out there"). Jim probably chuckles at the armchair psychologists and philosophers who argue over his mental wellbeing online.
Chris Ducat are you mad you don't understand someone else's point of view? Or that they wont conform to what you've been taught is "normal and healthy"? Your not the same person you were yesterday, Jim Carrey understands that we all go through a million different versions of ourselves before we die so trying to say just one is the right one is impossible. I'm not the same as i was yesterday, and I'll be different tomorrow. "I am the ever changing result of every second i have ever lived."--Me.
Dagoalberto Carmona Agreed. He doesn't sound healthy mentally, especially if you watch the whole interview. He's serious about the whole "there's no me" thing.
Tommy Lee Jones was amazing in that movie. To play an eccentric character next to Jim Carey and be able to hold your own is astounding. It really showed how great and actor TLJ is.
I saw the title of this clip cut off so I misread it as *Jim Carrey ... Tommy Lee....* 😂 Everybody just take a minute with THAT! So I was a little disappointed. 😂 But I agree I do love Tommy Lee JONES and he seems an excellent actor and professional. I loved Jim Carrey in "In Living Color" but ever after have found him unfunny, EXHAUSTING, and eventually full of himself. I think Tommy Lee Jones was holding back that day! Still love HIM.
That's the whole "edification" game they play in hollywood. They, generally speaking, talk up their costars and projects they're in. But it's not what they really think. Good example, when they say about someone they worked with, "he's really intense and focused", that's basically code words for he was giant a-hole.
Yeah, I agree. Don't care for how he's gotten all philosophical but he has a lot of respect for others who he works with. Too bad Jones couldn't reciprocate that. And I like both actors.
@@triggeredcat120 Most people that work with Jim don't like him because of how he treats people on set. He talks a big game and complements people yet actions speak louder than words. He is a miserable person to be around.
@@TheTenCentStory Where did you get that? Never heard that once from his most famous comedies. Man on the Moon is the only one I've heard that from, and that was for obvious reasons.
I like Jim Carrey. I think he’s funny and he’s my favorite Hollywood actor. I have the first Dumb and Dumber movie signed by him! I didn’t meet him, but a friend of mine said her cousin used to work for him.
This is great. I think Jim knows that Tommy didn’t mean it to be offensive, but more just honest and yet still respectful. They are two totally different types of actors and personalities. Not everyone is going to find each other pleasing to be around or work with. Just provided they are always respectful and professional, that’s all that matters. I enjoy both actors for totally different reasons.
Always felt bad for Jones in that role. Felt like he had to over-act to not get outshined by Carey's goofiness. And both those characters together in that movie left me just worn out.
I actually think that performance is one of Tommy's worst... Acting like you're crazy and actually being crazy... are two different things.. Because in this movie, it just seemed like Tommy was trying too hard to 'act' crazy. Just like Brad Pitt's performance in the 12 Monkeys.. It was over the top and there's just too much method to his madness and hence not believable as a character.. At least for me it was... That's not to say those two actors aren't good actors... but it takes a special kind of person to pretend being crazy and actually seem like a believable psychopath, like Heath Ledger, or Daniel Day-Lewis. Jim is just the class clown that got paid a shit ton of money to keep being that person and he was very good at it...
I still love Batman Forever. The actors in that film had chemistry that worked when it shouldn't have. I also remember reading a book in school about Jim Carrey where the Riddler's golden cane was heavy.
I can bet both of you are over the age of 60 and find post WW2 Cartoons funny. Jim Carry is hilarious,a great impresionist, and great in every movie. Youre both probably just dull and boring if you cant laugh in any of jim carry movies
Her, him, and I, always was taught that, ladies first and I last.Moderism has altered those values, everyone all seems lost in ego I, like me, look at me, back to netball or soccer on the beach, get covered in mud and ochre ,swim,bathe, simple , environment clean, cook over a slow camp fire, talk, music, stories, the rich yet free indulgences off life.Kids to sleeping bags, and watch the flames dance till star skied night attracts a cosmic trance.
@@trvrshoe4518 Absolutely. As in they are a sub-species of humans. They are not concerned with biology/science; just pronouns; therefore they don't meet the definition of a human being; they are something else. Any other questions?
MrMortsnarg probably took note of the latest batman movie to have two face in it. His name was Harvey Dent the entire time. Don't even think they mentioned the name Twoface in the darknight. Twofaced son of a bitch was the closest they got.
@@covid19alpha2variantturboc7 Yeah that's why Jim was one of the few males guests on Norms show that Norm gave a huge hug to and said "I love you baby" at the end. Cus he was uncomfortable...
@J D Wow. That pretty much leaves no geniuses left. Blazing a path? There aren't many paths left to blaze. You could argue there are no current geniuses simply because someone did something similar previous. Name one actor who could have done Ace Ventura, The Mask or Dumb and Dumber on Carey's scale and success. Name one comedian you like and I'll tell you what a buffoon they are.
@J D ha ha. It's okay to be jealous of others success. I never said I was a fan of Jim Carrey or his movies. I'm also not a fan of Michael Jackson and his raping of boys. But I don't pretend they weren't the best of their genre. You have a superiority complex driven by low self esteem maybe? You're a gun kinda guy probably. Come on be brave. Tell me who you think is a great comedian?
I honestly think he recognizes his pride and in trying to be humble he throws out philosophical nonsense in an attempt to boost his ego while making him seem humble
I call that "feigned modesty" which drives me up the fucking wall- my grandmother did that her whole life because of how desperate for attention and praise she always was. I'm not getting that vibe from carrey though, honestly i think he just has some self esteem issues
@@lastsonshine How else are others supposed to refer to him if every time they say the pronouns he uses, he cuts it down. Someone really needs to put him in his place. He's upset he basically killed his girlfriend, and is avoiding responsibility by stating he doesn't exist.
"There is no ME" ....dude do you really go around in day to day life doing that to people? Keep it to yourself and know how you feel about it and let others be.
nuke97 he's a comedian who has peaked in his profession as the funniest fucker on the planet. He has done great drama. He makes great art. He's just clowning everybody. He has nothing left to prove. No goals left in life. Lot of people he liked have died. He's just fucking off until it's his turn to die. I don't buy his act for a second. He played fucking Andy Kaufman in a biopic and Andy was the king of inside jokes clowning the audience.
@@donvandamnjohnsonlongfella1239 What act? He is depressed out of his mind, you can feel the despair, the existential torment. At the same time, he remains desperate for attention and success, thats just his nature. All that pseudo nihilistic, woke bullshit and the way he just slams it on everybody's face, is typical behavior of someone trying to fight hopelessness with anger and bitterness towards others. I really wouldnt be surprised if I suddenly heard he just hanged himself. There are people that can handle living without any goals, he aint one of them.
@@mskidi Do you need a Hug Jim? Is this Jim using a fake account. Are you crying out for help? We can hang out sometime if you aren't afraid of covid. We can play some pool if you like. Maybe sneak away from the stardom by having your assistant put a costume in a bathroom at a furry conventions and then just disappear. We will ride up to the frozen north and hunt elk and live well in anonymity. Always remember the voices inside your head are still your voice. I don't want you to kill me and eat me well we are trekking across the wilderness.
Tommy: “I cannot sanction your buffoonery” *proceeds to give one the hammiest, campiest, most over-the-top performances in the history of cinema after having already done so prior in Natural Born Killers*
I think Tommy must’ve been annoyed that Jim was always in-character even when they weren’t filming & just waiting around for hours on the set while the crew was getting everything ready
@@LalisasToxicHusband No, he was already angry at Carrey before they started filming. A passion project of TLJ's called "Cobb" had been destroyed a year earlier because it came out at the same time as "Dumb and Dumber". He was angry at Carrey for that.
No, not good for Tommy Lee Jones. There's definitely a fine line between being honest and being an asshole. I understand there are some people out there who believe that there is no line and to be honest you must sometimes come off as an asshole, but the line there is timing. I'd only was it the first time they worked with each other, but presumably this dinner conversation was the first time they met. it was I needed and they hate that Tommy Lee Jones may have had for Jim Carrey must have been something really personal on his end. Now if he said something like that after having worked with the guy then yes, that would be completely honest, but here? Not at all.
@Paul WT You're basing your response based off Jim Carrey in this clip. filming for Batman Forever started in September of 1994. 2 out of the three biggest films of Jim Carrey's career had come out earlier that year with Ace Ventura, the mask. Dumb and Dumber didn't come out until December. Without the internet that we have now at most Tommy Lee Jones would have had to base his opinion on Jim Carrey would be based off those two movies, and if Tommy Lee Jones ever watched any of his work on In Living Color. Even in interviews with Jim Carrey back in '94 was by far a different person than what we have now.
Weird how he hated Jim Carrey but he and will smith always got along pretty well it seems not comparing the two but will is definitely goofy like Jim is to an extent
@@keenenbenton9843 jim and will are completely different personalities. Especially off camera edit: also a problem with Jim is his method acting often continue after the camera stopped rolling. To deal with him acting like the Riddler all the time must've been annoying as fuck.
@@ianmillerdevilsfan1223 true it’s a classic film but I’ll never forgive the academy for giving him an Oscar over Leo for Gilbert grape a much greater performance
This really sounds like Jim being Jim. Often times when comedians talk amongst themselves that’s when they are most like themselves than any other times. Just real
It's hard to believe this is the same man in The Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. Jim deserved at least an Oscar nomination for his performance. Underrated actor for sure.
my guess is, tommy lee jones had been in the business 30-40 years at that point. this was only jim carrey's 3'rd or 4th movie, and was getting 3 times the amount of money tommy lee jones was getting. and tommy lee jones probably saw ace ventura and goes "this is the guy who's making 2 million dollars more than me?? a guy who talks out of his ass??"
i re watched Ace ventura the other day... WOW i cringed a lot to be honest. of course back then it was fresh and new, but nowadays is like baby sitting some random brat.
As someone with ADHD, I am well acquainted with the experience of being surprised to find that someone hates me for acting silly, having fun, and generally hamming it up
JUST read in another comment that Jim Carrey says he has ADHD as well, looked it up to confirm. I love you, Jim. I loved your movies as a kid. I had the same problems you describe in public school, until I started being homeschooled by a mom who also has ADHD. She used a modified Montessori model and let me direct my own learning beyond the basics, stim all the time (e.g., doodle or fidget during any lesson), and take breaks as needed. You have probably found as an adult that you can find communities and environments that are accessible to people with ADHD, like comedy and acting and art and other creative fields. I am really into neurodivergence acceptance and pride. It makes me so happy to see celebrities who are ND and open about it. I want a world where we can all be out and proud.
@@janeeyre1990 just because someone uploads a video of Jim Cary in an interview we never heard of by a nobody in the net Jim. Isn't going to read your comment that is buried here among the trillions.
Lolllll bro so you like listening to these Hollywood elite tell you what politics to believe in and how to think? Think before you write. They’re fucking actors. Living in a different world is their choice, and us common folk don’t need to appreciate or applaud shit about these people
"there is no me"--- under different circumstances that might have made him sound like a philosopher a thousand years ahead of his time. today it just made him sound like an arrogant burnout.
Yeah, me NEITHER! Some ppl hate his politics. I just got tired of him over the years. I know he had a breakdown a while back and he used to be homeless as a kid when working after school as a janitor when living with his family and supposedly he cares a lot about one of his kids or step kids (I forget), but I just feel like he tries too hard to be entertaining all the time.
@@Protectobot his politics are just ridiculous. we need to be socialist. got me some nike's! to normal people he's just another Hollywood asshole, preaching nonsense.
Only the right wing nut jobs hate Jim Carrey. They dont like to be patronized by libs even though they are morally bankrupt, hypocritical bible thumpers and are clinically insane.
"I just guessed" I could not tell if he was being funny or a dick to the guy behind him, like "yeah I know shithead", also an example of norm being smarter than you think
What a walking, talking contradiction. You won't find a bigger Jim Carrey fan than I, but Jim is off of his rocker. The entire time Jim is referring to himself as "Me" and "I" when talking about the past. But when Norm asks him about something in the past, refers to Jim as "you," Jim pretentiously tells him that "no, because there was no me," then goes on to finish the story, referring to himself as "I" and "me." :-|
According to Jim Carrey, he's not Jim Carrey, so I can still be the biggest Jim Carrey fan and criticize the dog crap out of whoever this guy is...See what I did there?But since you're trolling anyway, I'll say this: I spent my childhood watching Jim Carrey, traipsing around like the Pet Detective, and using my hands to talk from my anus. Though I didn't collect Jim Carrey action figures and sleep on Pet Detective comforters, I was a HUGE fan of his work. I'd go to the theater to see any movie he starred in; period. The point of the statement was to illustrate how serious I am when I say that I think he's babbling nonsense to people. Not only that, but he's being hypocritical while doing it; correcting others while doing exactly what they did. Simple as that.
Joel Schumaker, the director of Batman Forever, said pretty much exactly what Norm MacDonald guessed, he said that Tommy Lee Jones didn't like playing second fiddle and was a bit prima donna-ish when shooting that movie, but that Jim Carrey was a "gentleman".
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Tommy: "I cant sanction your buffoonery"
Jim: "AAAAAAAAAALRIGHTY THEN!!!!!"
Lol omg
jim should have turned around and started talking out of his ass like in ace ventura. Would a buffoon do thissss?
@@timcorey8474 I`m just picturing Tommy Lee Jones` face while this is happening LMAO
@@criticalbill2090 I've seen it, he's looking up from his newspaper.
"SSSSSSSSSSSSSSS-SMOKIN'!!!!!!"
This has to be the first norm Macdonald interview where norm seemed like the normal one
LOL
This is the buffoonery tommy lee jones couldn’t sanction
And at the same time, Jim seems more normal/authentic here than in most of his interviews.
Hes aging thats why. More mellow. Weed??
Because no one can try as hard to be funny as Jim does
I love how Jim just casually throws out his belief of non-existence and Norm just picks it up without missing a beat and deftly rephrases the question.
You didn't love it, you just wanted to point something out
@@jamesjameson4566 So did you. 👁👄👁
@@jamesjameson4566 He could love it though. You're not in his head so you're daft to even try and state anything different. Love you James.
@@julianf324 nah, once you start seeing these "I love" comments you start to notice they're actually pointing stuff out they've noticed
@@jamesjameson4566 how do you know what another person feels? *i* loved hearing that, doesn't seem out of the question to me that others would too.
speaking of patterns people tend to use in comments, another one i've noticed is that people *love* to assume that their experience is 'correct' and natural, and that everyone else's experience of something can be explained away and derided. you should let go of that, it's not a good look.
Tommy: "I can't sanction your bafoonery"
Jim: "SOMEBODY STOP ME!!!"
I love the internet.
I needed a chuckle
Smoooookkkkiiiiinggggg!
I like how he drops the “there is no me” line and then proceeds to tell the rest of the story in first person.
nice *click*
Exactly. I noticed that too.
"first there is a mountain, then there is no mountain, then there is."
Eckhart Tolle 🤙
Jim is in an existential crisis. His world is coming to an end. Won't be much longer now.
In fairness to Tommy Lee Jones, dealing with Jim Carey, being Jim Carey 24/7 on set, must have been unbearable, even escaping to a restaurant and he finds you.
I'm sure he wears a person out no doubt.
He’s usually pretty chill and down to earth when he’s not acting. Still getting people to laugh but not like he is on screen. Some of his more iconic stuff was actually really hard for him to do.
Honestly I could see Tommy being more draining with his constant disappointed dad vibes
Jim's a living legend. I think it speaks volumes to Tommy Lee's ego.
I could almost see this as being something Jones did just to fuck with his head...And he was actually kind of neutral on the guy...
@@jonathanlocke6404 Source = trust me bro
“I cannot sanction your buffoonery” is such a famous line but hearing the context in which it was said and knowing Jim’s reputation, I can’t help but feel that Jones was probably talking more about Carrey’s attitude and demeanor on set between takes rather than so much how he came across on screen.
Well, according to Joel Schumacher, Jim Carrey behaved nicely during set. Tommy Lee Jones, on the other hand,was incredibly rude and difficult to work with. Man Of The Moon is another story though.
This was before filming started tho. So unless Tommy had heard about him being annoying then this just seems rude from tommy.
Yeah it's pretty well known Jim rubs people the wrong way. He's got nervous anxious energy so he was probably jumping around poking at Tommy the entire time just pushing his buttons and goofing around when that's the most annoying thing in the world to Tommy.
A moderate introvert and an extreme extrovert there's zero surprise Tommy hated him. Those kinds of extroverts you just can't get to shut up ever, it grinds on people's gears. To get along with Jim you'd have to be fun loving and have zero boundaries because Jim just doesn't care he'll invade your space and push your buttons before breakfast.
It's not mean spirited those kinds of extroverts push buttons to get people to push back because it's just fun and games like a little puppy running in circles. The way he pulled up his chair and got into Tommy's space shows how Jim just doesn't get it because of how his brain works.
@@UnrealTech9403 but once again, this was prior to filming. he couldn't "sanction his buffonery" because of carrey's acting, not because of any prior experiences with him.
@@stoopidapples1596 It wasn’t before principal photography. It was before they had filmed, “the biggest scene they have together in the movie”, to quote Jim verbatim. It’s right there in the video.
I remember reading up on Jim Carrey’s life & learned that him & his family grew up poor, the only thing that got them through those tough times was his dad’s sense of humor. When he made his first $1million his dad had already passed so he wrote him a check & put it in his dad’s pocket at the funeral
WOAH WOAH WOAH!!! Let me get this perfectly straight: You comment something that is completely unrelated to the fact that I have two HAZARDOUSLY HANDSOME girlfriends? Considering that I am the unprettiest RUclipsr worldwide, it is really incredible. Yet you did not mention it at all. I am VERY disappointed, dear bin
How did he manage that if he got the mil after he died? Assuming the funeral was the same week
@@ClassG7 his dad died the year Jim’s 3 movies blew up in 1994. So he had been paid lots of money when his dad died.
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So, basically he just gave him a piece of paper?
I was really expecting this to be Jim Carrey telling Norm that Tommy Lee Jones hated Norm. That's exactly the kind of thing that Norm would love to have on his show.
How I read it, too.
@@joekuul8769 Norm was intelligent and well read. He could get along with serious people just as easily as comedians.
@@hansgruber9685 So I've heard. But, what does that have to do with an ambiguously written clip title?
The ambiguity of English!
@@dogchaser520 To me, it's the easiest language.
“I can’t sanction your buffoonery” is probably the exact opposite of, "The Dude abides."
Why is this comment not higher rated? This needs to be a thing. I feel like I just witnessed the birth of an important piece of Pop-Culture.
At the very least, it’s just another way of saying this aggression will not stand.... man.
@@michaelmcdonald8452 that's like, your opinion man
@@adamjvalentine78 Shut the fuck up, Donny.
You're a good man, and very thorough
Tommy Lee Jones is an even better actor than I realized, cause for a guy who sounds like he hated making that movie, he seems like he’s having the time of his life in every scene he’s in.
he was terrible in that.
He's an actor. That's what he does.
@@jamesanthony5681 "Tommy Lee Jones is an even better actor than I realized..."
...
Not really. If you look at his expressions especially in the cave scene, it's pretty obvious he wasn't happy.
he probably coudnt stand him off camera
I miss Norm, RIP a true comedic legend
Your a comedic legend as well
May he be at peace.
Jim put so much effort into his humour and gaining success that he didn't stop to think about philosophical questions that teenagers do until he was in his 50's.
His spiritual adviser is a 16 year old he smokes weed with.
Dude the guy was just naturally funny it's when he started getting philosophical that he turned into this arrogant liberal. Cant stand him anymore.... I am editing this to show an update to my opinion... I think Jim means well but he is naive to believe you can force life to be fair and equitable.... It's a sad truth that the smartest and strongest will always wind up on top its a law of nature.
He grew up poor and started working young, so it makes sense but it started out as him just focusing on providing for himself and his family then once he started focusing on comedy which he also started at a young age, he went all in on tht
@@BreakfastKing420 so? A lot of people work hard but make time for introspection. It's a normal, human thing to do.
Being as douchey as Jim in this is a like a 20 year old who smokes too much weed and thinks he is profound. Cringe
Based Log I don’t disagree with you on that I was just explaining the possible reason for that where he wasn’t really thinking much else than comedy for a certain period of time, he was in everything for a couple decades
"there is no me.
So anyway, I walk up to Tommy Lee Jones....."
Hahahaha
He's such a stupid assh****
Let me Eat cake ... I think he's just fucking with people. He's bored. He's peaked success wise and he just gets to clown the world until his dying day. If he really wanted to impress me he'd give up panting and being a celebrity and go take up a blue collar job and build houses the rest of his fucking life.
@@donvandamnjohnsonlongfella1239 that would make him a god damn moron if he did that lmfao yeah let me give up this million dollar success so I can go build some houses 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
@@kennyploof6017 If you are bored with life and would like a challenge, continuing be the same person only slightly strange with the words you use to describe yourself is of little challenge. You probably don't enjoy a challenge and once you have obtained success you will be satisfied with what you have achieved without pursuing other avenues in life that you are less gifted towards being any good at. May you forever enjoy your success and the droll life it brings to you. May you be as bored as Jim Carry is with his own success in life.
I really respect how much slack Jim cut Tommy in this, even when Norm tries to make a joke (which was fair enough) Jim pulls it back to how it's not Tommy's typical movie
Let me get this straight: You comment something that is unrelated to the fact that I have two HEAVENLY HANDSOME girlfriends? Considering that I am the unprettiest RUclipsr ever, having two handsome girlfriends is really incredible. Yet you did not mention that at all. I am quite disappointed, dear rowsn
Lol you fool
@@AxxLAfriku if your girlfriends are “handsome” then u should double check they are actually chicks lmaooo
@@AxxLAfriku BIG MIKE WANTS YOUR NUMBER
@@AxxLAfrikuhey it's you, I know you
In fairness if someone denied their own existence to me, I wouldn’t sanction their buffoonery either.
Back then in the 90s...Jim Carrey was an Unstoppable Force and Tommy Lee Jones was the Immovable Object.
Only to buffoons' like you. He apped Zero Mostel his entire career/Persona.
@@isorokudono Allllrighty then....
@Richard Schiffman he's a joke. Completely. As if being a scientologist is bad enough, he's CANADIAN. HAHAHAHAHAH His ex KILLED HERSELF BECAUSE HE GAVE HER HERPES, "I felt like USED GOODS.", she had said. BESIDES the FACT that "jim" aped ZERO MOSTEL his entire "career". You don't even know what FUNNY is, PURPLE R.
@@DrakeBrunette Surprised you could say that with his balls in your esophagus. And I like gay people.
@@isorokudono SSSMOKIN'!
'Sanctioning Buffoonery' needs to be the name of the documentary made about Batman Forever.
No gotta save that for batman & robin
I feel like the could make a making of movie called that. Josh Brolin could play Tommy Lee Jones and someone who looks like Jim Carrey to play him
Burn!
nice
@@rainierwolfcastle5946 i think it could cover a number of dc projects down from superman 3, to ww84
Look, they both made a really fun movie together and they should be proud of that. They were both a part of my childhood in that particular movie and forever will be grateful to them for that
I love to see Jim offstage having a good time...him and Norm...man that would be a night out
The look in Jim Carrey's eyes as he tells this story says to me it totally happened, like he literally reliving that moment.
Knowing TLJ, I’d bet my entire life savings on it.
He's not being mean about TLJ when he's telling the story. You can see genuine hurt in Jim's eyes. He was very cut by Tommy.
Being that JC whole carreer is built on picking up on others mannerisms.....i bet TLJ aura really imprinted on JC
Jim Carey is a fictional character made up by jim Carey. Reason why he is so lost is because he is such a good method actor. He forgot who he was and reimagined him self into the God he is today. And yes I say God because In disbelief I believe that he has ascended to the fact that he can be and who ever he wants and can create what he wants.
@@XBOWTOTHEFACE he isnt that great an actor. And certainly not a 'method actor'. He is a charatator actor when a film needs a quirk. He is a great impressionist as he picks up on micro-mannerisms of the target personality.
A 'god'? get fucking real.
Norm skates around Jim's psycho-babble like tonya harding. Masterful.
Yeah, I hope Jim is doing ok...he's experiencing "depersonalization" (kinda like nihilism, but perhaps less dramatic), and it's not a good place to be for long. He DOES have an identity, and it's important to hold onto who you are, otherwise you just...disappear.
Why is disappearing such a bad thing? Why is who you are important? Why are you so attached to this painful, meaningless existence? There's more out there than just this life. Life is the bottleneck of the soul.
I suffer from a dissociative disorder. If this is "nirvana" then I really am fucked LOL
Jim's always been an incredibly intelligent, quirky guy. Like most brilliant comedians, he's probably never had a complete sense of self. He idolizes Andy Kaufman, going so far as to "summon" him during the filming of Man on the Moon (which came out well over a decade ago, so it's kind of humorous that people seem to think he's having some kind of crisis NOW when he's always been "out there"). Jim probably chuckles at the armchair psychologists and philosophers who argue over his mental wellbeing online.
Damn. Thanks for that.
Chris Ducat are you mad you don't understand someone else's point of view? Or that they wont conform to what you've been taught is "normal and healthy"? Your not the same person you were yesterday, Jim Carrey understands that we all go through a million different versions of ourselves before we die so trying to say just one is the right one is impossible. I'm not the same as i was yesterday, and I'll be different tomorrow. "I am the ever changing result of every second i have ever lived."--Me.
Norm's sincere laugh (i.e. 1:18) is one of the greatest things ever.
Can't believe Norm McDonald is no longer with us. :( RIP Norm
"There is no me." Carrey sounds like that 18 year old kid who just got out of a philosophy intro course.
Yeah. Because you know something that he doesn't.
He’s forcing an actually beautiful perspective into an edgy leather jacket knock off.
I think he's making fun of self-entitlement. Maybe he is just crazy. Either way is entertaining and weird.
Dagoalberto Carmona Agreed. He doesn't sound healthy mentally, especially if you watch the whole interview. He's serious about the whole "there's no me" thing.
Might be the syphilis
He should've just asked him if he wanted to hear most annoying sound in world
John Bong Joey , perhaps the sound of the majestic yak..
EEEHHHHHHHHHHH!
Best comment ever
@@smartyrdumb4681 nah, he should have called all the other animals over with his rear
Him talking is enough.
Tommy Lee Jones was amazing in that movie. To play an eccentric character next to Jim Carey and be able to hold your own is astounding. It really showed how great and actor TLJ is.
I saw the title of this clip cut off so I misread it as *Jim Carrey ... Tommy Lee....* 😂 Everybody just take a minute with THAT! So I was a little disappointed. 😂
But I agree I do love Tommy Lee JONES and he seems an excellent actor and professional.
I loved Jim Carrey in "In Living Color" but ever after have found him unfunny, EXHAUSTING, and eventually full of himself.
I think Tommy Lee Jones was holding back that day! Still love HIM.
I thought TLJ hated Norm lol@@JW-vd4il
2 of my Hero's together. Man I'm gonna miss Notm soooo much. RIP Norm
I like how Jim still tried to defend Tommy.
Of course, because he knows he was right.
Do not let another's opinion of you affect your opinion of them.
inbetween telling the world he was a bit of a prick?
That's the whole "edification" game they play in hollywood. They, generally speaking, talk up their costars and projects they're in. But it's not what they really think. Good example, when they say about someone they worked with, "he's really intense and focused", that's basically code words for he was giant a-hole.
Yeah, after throwing TLJ under the bus by telling the story in the first place.
It actually says a lot that Jim says, "Phenomenal actor though, amazing, I still love him."
Yeah, I agree. Don't care for how he's gotten all philosophical but he has a lot of respect for others who he works with. Too bad Jones couldn't reciprocate that. And I like both actors.
@@triggeredcat120 Most people that work with Jim don't like him because of how he treats people on set. He talks a big game and complements people yet actions speak louder than words. He is a miserable person to be around.
@@TheTenCentStory Interesting. Thanks for the info. I didn’t realize that. 👌🏻
@No Fux lmao
@@TheTenCentStory Where did you get that? Never heard that once from his most famous comedies. Man on the Moon is the only one I've heard that from, and that was for obvious reasons.
RIP Norm you were one hell of a dude
I thought everyone loved Jim Carrey until I read these comments
I'm not a REAL fan of Carrey ... I tolerate him... but, really never saw the man as FUNNY... Jones, now thats an actor.
I used to as a kid but now I'm like Tommy where I can't stand his hyper crazy silliness
I like Jim Carrey. I think he’s funny and he’s my favorite Hollywood actor. I have the first Dumb and Dumber movie signed by him! I didn’t meet him, but a friend of mine said her cousin used to work for him.
People separate the art from the person. The art is amazing, the person is shit.
I did until I saw one too many contrived interviews of him
This is great. I think Jim knows that Tommy didn’t mean it to be offensive, but more just honest and yet still respectful. They are two totally different types of actors and personalities. Not everyone is going to find each other pleasing to be around or work with. Just provided they are always respectful and professional, that’s all that matters. I enjoy both actors for totally different reasons.
He cashed the cheque
You’re right they are two totally different actors. TLJ plays the same character in every movie, and Jim can actually act.
It’s so hard to believe that Norm is gone… 😢😢😢
Jim Carrey is genuinely spine chilling at times
“I cannot sanction your buffoonery” is made a lot funnier when you see how batshit crazy Jones acts in that movie
Always felt bad for Jones in that role. Felt like he had to over-act to not get outshined by Carey's goofiness. And both those characters together in that movie left me just worn out.
I actually think that performance is one of Tommy's worst... Acting like you're crazy and actually being crazy... are two different things.. Because in this movie, it just seemed like Tommy was trying too hard to 'act' crazy. Just like Brad Pitt's performance in the 12 Monkeys.. It was over the top and there's just too much method to his madness and hence not believable as a character.. At least for me it was... That's not to say those two actors aren't good actors... but it takes a special kind of person to pretend being crazy and actually seem like a believable psychopath, like Heath Ledger, or Daniel Day-Lewis. Jim is just the class clown that got paid a shit ton of money to keep being that person and he was very good at it...
It's funny but the first time I heard about this, the quote was, "I can no longer sanction your buffoonery."
@@scorpiusbalthazar4327 that's the only reason I voted for Biden🤷♂️it is what it is 🤷♂️
Yes BAT shit crazy
“There is no me”
Doesn’t tell the story in third person.
Norm was so quick on his feet. “He cashed the check, didn’t he?” Classic.
I still love Batman Forever. The actors in that film had chemistry that worked when it shouldn't have. I also remember reading a book in school about Jim Carrey where the Riddler's golden cane was heavy.
“I can’t sanction your buffoonery” is the best line I’ve heard in a long time. Gotta work that into my day.
Such a shame that so many people sanctioned Jim Carrey's buffoonery. He never should have had a career. He's a cynical face-puller.
I can bet both of you are over the age of 60 and find post WW2 Cartoons funny. Jim Carry is hilarious,a great impresionist, and great in every movie. Youre both probably just dull and boring if you cant laugh in any of jim carry movies
I bought a shirt with this quote on it. Lol
@@magnetacyan5032
post WW2 cartoons? so you exclusively like pre WW2 cartoons?
I'm going to tell this to my team leads the next time I have to make up for their lack of foresight.
Jim: “there is no me”
Norm: “yeah, uh”
Me: “here we fuckin go”
Damn....All of these years ive been thinking Tommy Lee from Motley Crue said this. Makes more sense now
This made me bust up laughing.
If the drummer from Motley Crue says that he cannot sanction your buffonery, then you know you f**ked up. 😂😂😂
"It's Buffoonery time!!!
BUFF - OON - R - E - Y???...
BECAUSE I GOTTA!!!!!!!!!"
Carrey says "me" a lot for someone who isn't "him"
Todd Garver he tries too hard to act self righteous
Well.. I mean, he's still kind of human, he's not gonna start they them-ing... cause even that's too bat-shit crazy for him.
Her, him, and I, always was taught that, ladies first and I last.Moderism has altered those values, everyone all seems lost in ego I, like me, look at me, back to netball or soccer on the beach, get covered in mud and ochre ,swim,bathe, simple , environment clean, cook over a slow camp fire, talk, music, stories, the rich yet free indulgences off life.Kids to sleeping bags, and watch the flames dance till star skied night attracts a cosmic trance.
@@Piercus1986 are you really saying people that go by gender neutral pronouns are subhuman
@@trvrshoe4518 Absolutely. As in they are a sub-species of humans. They are not concerned with biology/science; just pronouns; therefore they don't meet the definition of a human being; they are something else.
Any other questions?
It sounds more like Tommy Lee Jones was in character as Two Face, talking to Jim Carrey's Riddler. "I hate you. I cannot sanction your buffoonery."
Nice
He should have leaned into the other ear and told him you're a delightful precence on set I love your work ethic
If there ever was a man that couldnt deal with getting older, Jim Carrey is that.
This isn't a scratch built imperator titan
I’m shocked that Norm knows that Tommy Lee Jones played Harvey Dent.
me too but he's no idiot
MrMortsnarg probably took note of the latest batman movie to have two face in it. His name was Harvey Dent the entire time. Don't even think they mentioned the name Twoface in the darknight. Twofaced son of a bitch was the closest they got.
actually he didnt....he played 2 face
That movie came out when he was a young man, I'm sure he was excited for it
@@soofitnsexy idk if this is a joke but two face is harvey dent
Norm really appreciates Jim's antics it seems. Warms my heart.
If by "'appreciates" you mean clearly appears visibly uncomfortable and creeped out
Then YES.
@@covid19alpha2variantturboc7 harsh!
@@Cooper_Vision nope, just true.
@@covid19alpha2variantturboc7 😁
@@covid19alpha2variantturboc7 Yeah that's why Jim was one of the few males guests on Norms show that Norm gave a huge hug to and said "I love you baby" at the end. Cus he was uncomfortable...
I like how he doesn’t say Tommy Lee Jones was a jerk, he just says that TMJ didn’t like him.
Nice to see these guys together 💯
Jim: "There is no me"
Norm: "No not that shit right now, RL"
Jim: "Oh ok"
Jim Carry is a creepy weirdo... Then again that's why his industry is known as Hollyweird.
@@a.i.contacttracer305 if he was just like the rest of us he wouldn't be so successful
@@a.i.contacttracer305 good one.
@@gregh5061 yeah because the rest of us aren't willing to do unspeakable acts on Harvey Weinstein's casting couch.
Jim has become a pretentious cat lady-man.
I’m going to retroactively give TLJ major kudos for telling Jim Carrey, in person, that he hates him. That does not sound very Hollywood
I can actually appreciate it. I'm sure there were many actors that couldn't stand Carrey on-set for whatever reason.
@@mith2946 yet he lives in reality lmmfao
@J D Jim Carrey is a genius. All geniuses are tortured.
@J D Wow. That pretty much leaves no geniuses left. Blazing a path? There aren't many paths left to blaze. You could argue there are no current geniuses simply because someone did something similar previous. Name one actor who could have done Ace Ventura, The Mask or Dumb and Dumber on Carey's scale and success. Name one comedian you like and I'll tell you what a buffoon they are.
@J D ha ha. It's okay to be jealous of others success. I never said I was a fan of Jim Carrey or his movies. I'm also not a fan of Michael Jackson and his raping of boys. But I don't pretend they weren't the best of their genre. You have a superiority complex driven by low self esteem maybe? You're a gun kinda guy probably. Come on be brave. Tell me who you think is a great comedian?
This was the best podcast series ever.
I honestly think he recognizes his pride and in trying to be humble he throws out philosophical nonsense in an attempt to boost his ego while making him seem humble
I call that "feigned modesty" which drives me up the fucking wall- my grandmother did that her whole life because of how desperate for attention and praise she always was.
I'm not getting that vibe from carrey though, honestly i think he just has some self esteem issues
"That wasn't me" "so he says to me"
Nice one
Ik this a joke but how else is he supposed to refer to himself
@@lastsonshine How else are others supposed to refer to him if every time they say the pronouns he uses, he cuts it down. Someone really needs to put him in his place. He's upset he basically killed his girlfriend, and is avoiding responsibility by stating he doesn't exist.
@@mrsilver8517 Nice to know your insight. You too must be old friends.
@@InsaneCarville "It's mam!"
Jim: Remember when you came to the set of 'Man in the Moon'?
Norm: Yeah, I was also in the film. That's how I like to put it.
Fucking hilarious.
"I can not sanction your buffoonery " lol. I couldn't help but hear Tommy say that as Capt. Woodrow F. Call, as he nonchalantly quirts his horse.
“ I hate rude behavior in a man, I won’t sanction it “.
RIP Om MacDoald, miss ya big man
Am i imagining things, or is Jim Carrey turning into Kevin Bacon.
dontchastop Nah , it's just STDs have changed his bone structure a bit.
No...
It's the final stage in celebrity metamorphosis. You ascend to the highest level possible.
Nah...for that he has to pull his jacket over his head.
(watch his impression)
duuuuuuude kevin bacon sounds delicious right now.
"There is no ME" ....dude do you really go around in day to day life doing that to people? Keep it to yourself and know how you feel about it and let others be.
nuke97 he's a comedian who has peaked in his profession as the funniest fucker on the planet. He has done great drama. He makes great art. He's just clowning everybody. He has nothing left to prove. No goals left in life. Lot of people he liked have died. He's just fucking off until it's his turn to die. I don't buy his act for a second. He played fucking Andy Kaufman in a biopic and Andy was the king of inside jokes clowning the audience.
@@donvandamnjohnsonlongfella1239 What act? He is depressed out of his mind, you can feel the despair, the existential torment. At the same time, he remains desperate for attention and success, thats just his nature. All that pseudo nihilistic, woke bullshit and the way he just slams it on everybody's face, is typical behavior of someone trying to fight hopelessness with anger and bitterness towards others. I really wouldnt be surprised if I suddenly heard he just hanged himself. There are people that can handle living without any goals, he aint one of them.
@@mskidi Do you need a Hug Jim? Is this Jim using a fake account. Are you crying out for help? We can hang out sometime if you aren't afraid of covid. We can play some pool if you like. Maybe sneak away from the stardom by having your assistant put a costume in a bathroom at a furry conventions and then just disappear. We will ride up to the frozen north and hunt elk and live well in anonymity. Always remember the voices inside your head are still your voice. I don't want you to kill me and eat me well we are trekking across the wilderness.
@@donvandamnjohnsonlongfella1239 You thought that was a complimentary comment to Carrey? You fucking dense bastard
mskidi projecting much?
Tommy: “I cannot sanction your buffoonery”
*proceeds to give one the hammiest, campiest, most over-the-top performances in the history of cinema after having already done so prior in Natural Born Killers*
It was the best
I think Tommy must’ve been annoyed that Jim was always in-character even when they weren’t filming & just waiting around for hours on the set while the crew was getting everything ready
Tommy: "I cannot sanction your buffoonery..."
Jim: "Huh? Hey I am a comic act-"
Tommy: "...because you don't buffoon hard enough."
Jim: "N- Nani??"
Probably referring to off camera stuff. Doubt he would say that about acting goofy for a movie
@@LalisasToxicHusband No, he was already angry at Carrey before they started filming. A passion project of TLJ's called "Cobb" had been destroyed a year earlier because it came out at the same time as "Dumb and Dumber". He was angry at Carrey for that.
Jim needs another crazy role. we need it. he's got it in him
Sonic 2
He's done well as Robotnik, that'll keep him goofy for a while
'' There is no me. ... So I went over to...'' makes a lot of sense, Jim
I got so annoyed at that too - was it tommy lee jones or is there really no tommy!?
Good for Tommy Lee Jones. I like that he was honest.
No, not good for Tommy Lee Jones. There's definitely a fine line between being honest and being an asshole. I understand there are some people out there who believe that there is no line and to be honest you must sometimes come off as an asshole, but the line there is timing. I'd only was it the first time they worked with each other, but presumably this dinner conversation was the first time they met. it was I needed and they hate that Tommy Lee Jones may have had for Jim Carrey must have been something really personal on his end. Now if he said something like that after having worked with the guy then yes, that would be completely honest, but here? Not at all.
DaleRobby rear well I admire it more than people who are phony.
@Paul WT You're basing your response based off Jim Carrey in this clip. filming for Batman Forever started in September of 1994. 2 out of the three biggest films of Jim Carrey's career had come out earlier that year with Ace Ventura, the mask. Dumb and Dumber didn't come out until December. Without the internet that we have now at most Tommy Lee Jones would have had to base his opinion on Jim Carrey would be based off those two movies, and if Tommy Lee Jones ever watched any of his work on In Living Color. Even in interviews with Jim Carrey back in '94 was by far a different person than what we have now.
Jim Carrey is a big mouth, a nut job and a socialist. He’s a buffoon alright.
@@ColonelCarnage Just like the other guy here, you're taking your opinion of Jim Carrey now and applying it to hoe somebody would view him in 1994.
How can you not love Jim Carrey
RIP Norm! We love you! Norm has the complete admiration of the True Hollywood greats...That says a lot!
things got real quiet and serious there for a second when jim says "there is no me".
Tommy Lee Jones; "I cannot sanction your buffoonery." Goes on to do THREE 'Men in Black' movies.
Weird how he hated Jim Carrey but he and will smith always got along pretty well it seems not comparing the two but will is definitely goofy like Jim is to an extent
@@keenenbenton9843 I've thought that clearly Jones does movies purely for money, but still wants to be taken very seriously.
@@keenenbenton9843 jim and will are completely different personalities. Especially off camera
edit: also a problem with Jim is his method acting often continue after the camera stopped rolling. To deal with him acting like the Riddler all the time must've been annoying as fuck.
But he also did The Fugitive so that trumps all the terrible movies he's made
@@ianmillerdevilsfan1223 true it’s a classic film but I’ll never forgive the academy for giving him an Oscar over Leo for Gilbert grape a much greater performance
Norm you were a gift to us all. We miss you dearly. thanks for the laughs.
“The guy Tommy Lee jones thought he was talking to” had me in stitches
how is jim carrey at both times one of the most cartoonishly hilarious actors as well as one of the most thoughtful and real
Jim never did come back from that DMT trip.
"Have you ever done DmT?"
Garret Phegley “Joe Rogan has entered the chat”
@@zaccuhree2001 Jim: I am the DMT.
The DMT doesn't exist... in some parallel way, the DMT is all of us, and we are not real.
@Andre3k _67 Zero mention of chimps? Jaime, pull up the video.
Couple of Canadian gems
There human not gems
Bieber and The Weekend?
This really sounds like Jim being Jim. Often times when comedians talk amongst themselves that’s when they are most like themselves than any other times. Just real
It's hard to believe this is the same man in The Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. Jim deserved at least an Oscar nomination for his performance. Underrated actor for sure.
"There is no me."
"I can't sanction your buffoonery."
I bet he still can't.
my guess is, tommy lee jones had been in the business 30-40 years at that point. this was only jim carrey's 3'rd or 4th movie, and was getting 3 times the amount of money tommy lee jones was getting. and tommy lee jones probably saw ace ventura and goes "this is the guy who's making 2 million dollars more than me?? a guy who talks out of his ass??"
It’s like tommy lee jones forgets that he just plays himself in every movie
i re watched Ace ventura the other day... WOW i cringed a lot to be honest.
of course back then it was fresh and new, but nowadays is like baby sitting some random brat.
is not personal , i love dumb and dumber... maybe i wasn't in the "mood" to watch a movie.
More like 20 years in the business at that time.
its because tommy lee jones is a notorious asshole. Just look at the miserable fucker.
These 2 seem like pals, that go way back. Sweet.
As someone with ADHD, I am well acquainted with the experience of being surprised to find that someone hates me for acting silly, having fun, and generally hamming it up
JUST read in another comment that Jim Carrey says he has ADHD as well, looked it up to confirm.
I love you, Jim. I loved your movies as a kid.
I had the same problems you describe in public school, until I started being homeschooled by a mom who also has ADHD. She used a modified Montessori model and let me direct my own learning beyond the basics, stim all the time (e.g., doodle or fidget during any lesson), and take breaks as needed.
You have probably found as an adult that you can find communities and environments that are accessible to people with ADHD, like comedy and acting and art and other creative fields.
I am really into neurodivergence acceptance and pride. It makes me so happy to see celebrities who are ND and open about it. I want a world where we can all be out and proud.
There is a difference and you have to know when to turn it off. Also diagnosed with ADHD, know when to hold them.
ok but this was the first time tommy met jim. he does not know what jim is in real life
@championchap I rather hang out with annyoing cool guy then a grumpy asshole
@@janeeyre1990 just because someone uploads a video of Jim Cary in an interview we never heard of by a nobody in the net Jim. Isn't going to read your comment that is buried here among the trillions.
Can we appreciate norms wit? He responds a and laughs to Jim's jokes quicker than the rest of the room.
Gotta love these guys. They live in a world just a bit different from normal and they bring us joy.
Gratitude and respect.
Rest in peace, Norm. 😔
They live in the same world as you
@@zureai No, they don't .
Lolllll bro so you like listening to these Hollywood elite tell you what politics to believe in and how to think? Think before you write. They’re fucking actors. Living in a different world is their choice, and us common folk don’t need to appreciate or applaud shit about these people
Big ups to Norm w/the Red Wings cap.
"...so I pulled up a chair." HA! Such great humor.
"there is no me"--- under different circumstances that might have made him sound like a philosopher a thousand years ahead of his time. today it just made him sound like an arrogant burnout.
He says that so he has plausible deniability when someone accuses him of being the head of the satanic church in Hollywood
@Jarred Knox because he literally keeps saying "me" and "him"
0:29 the moment norm realizes he’s talking to a crazy person.
Man I love Jim Carrey so much
It's the classic introvert hating the ostentation of an extrovert
Jim's funny , but we see clips. Imagine being around his 'bafoonery' all damn day. It might drive you nuts
I have to admit it's true. TLJ is probably a humourless asshole, but imagine if you worked with a loud method actor who never switches off.
his bafoonery drove himself nuts lol
AlesKee lol the way jim describes tommy apon seeing him start twitching ahaha
What? He is a gem of a guy!
Didn't bother Clint Eastwood
RIP NORM, thanks for all the laughs you used to give us. Same to you Jim, it was fun while it lasted.
Jim is a sweet guy and wanted Tommy to accept him. It hurt his feelings, which sucks
Rest In Peace Norman Macdonald
Didn't realise so many people hated Jim Carrey .
Yeah, me NEITHER! Some ppl hate his politics. I just got tired of him over the years. I know he had a breakdown a while back and he used to be homeless as a kid when working after school as a janitor when living with his family and supposedly he cares a lot about one of his kids or step kids (I forget), but I just feel like he tries too hard to be entertaining all the time.
@@Protectobot his politics are just ridiculous. we need to be socialist. got me some nike's! to normal people he's just another Hollywood asshole, preaching nonsense.
Only the right wing nut jobs hate Jim Carrey. They dont like to be patronized by libs even though they are morally bankrupt, hypocritical bible thumpers and are clinically insane.
@@davidcici11Evolution must be nice in that bubble you live in
@@davestuddaman8127 not sure i am living in a bubble but i will be happy to burst the one your in.
Norm is way smarter than he lets on. I always enjoyed his work.
RIP.
"I just guessed"
I could not tell if he was being funny or a dick to the guy behind him, like "yeah I know shithead", also an example of norm being smarter than you think
"There was no me." *5 seconds later* "So anyway I went over there and I said to the guy..."
this lil RUclips clip made my day!
What a walking, talking contradiction. You won't find a bigger Jim Carrey fan than I, but Jim is off of his rocker. The entire time Jim is referring to himself as "Me" and "I" when talking about the past. But when Norm asks him about something in the past, refers to Jim as "you," Jim pretentiously tells him that "no, because there was no me," then goes on to finish the story, referring to himself as "I" and "me." :-|
"What a walking, talking contradiction. You won't find a bigger Jim Carrey fan than I, but Jim is off of his rocker." - ah, the irony.
@Sebastian Not sure that's ironic, you can be a fan of someone and think they're a bit crazy or have personality flaws
Not any fan. Greatest fan. "You won't find a bigger Jim Carrey fan than I"
According to Jim Carrey, he's not Jim Carrey, so I can still be the biggest Jim Carrey fan and criticize the dog crap out of whoever this guy is...See what I did there?But since you're trolling anyway, I'll say this: I spent my childhood watching Jim Carrey, traipsing around like the Pet Detective, and using my hands to talk from my anus. Though I didn't collect Jim Carrey action figures and sleep on Pet Detective comforters, I was a HUGE fan of his work. I'd go to the theater to see any movie he starred in; period. The point of the statement was to illustrate how serious I am when I say that I think he's babbling nonsense to people. Not only that, but he's being hypocritical while doing it; correcting others while doing exactly what they did. Simple as that.
Sebastian your replies had me laughing. Nicely done
Imagine Norm interviewing Tommy Lee Jones. I would pay hard earned cash to see that
Joel Schumaker, the director of Batman Forever, said pretty much exactly what Norm MacDonald guessed, he said that Tommy Lee Jones didn't like playing second fiddle and was a bit prima donna-ish when shooting that movie, but that Jim Carrey was a "gentleman".
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