Entries from Gothamist tagged with 'jimcarrey'
July 24, 2007
Zodiac (directed by David Fincher) A series of attacks and subsequent puzzling communiques from the alleged killer to the San Francisco Chronicle terrified the Bay Area during the '60s through the '80s. Director David Fincher grew up in that part of California and uses his childhood feelings of dread and fascination to craft an unconventional thriller. Unlike a more typical detective story with a evil-doer and a single valiant sleuth, Zodiac meanders over a long......
Continue Reading "The Cinecultist's Weekly DVD Pick: Creepy Left Coast Edition"February 22, 2007
Billy Bob Thorton sets aside his raunchy Bad Santa persona with his new family movie The Astronaut Farmer about a man building a rocket in his backyard. This family drama looks cheesy like Velveeta from the previews, but hey, that's what you expect with these "ordinary Dad does extraordinary thing" movies. They're always heavy on the sentiment. Jim Carrey senses the universe may be trying to communicate mysteries to him through numerology and a book......
Continue Reading "The Cinecultist's Weekly Movie Picks: Kooky Families edition"January 8, 2007
THEATER: Adventures in Mating uses the “Choose Your Own Adventure” novel device to stage this comedy about “a girl, a boy, and their stunning inability to make even the most basic of decisions. Miranda and Jeffrey are on a blind date... a magical date? A disasterous one? Only you, the oh-so-fickle public, can decide.” The show opens tonight in New York after a successful debut at the 2005 Minneapolis Fringe Festival. - John Del Signore......
Continue Reading "Pencil This In"November 18, 2006
It's so embarrassing, but when we saw how adorable little Suri Cruise was as she was toted by her parents Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes in Rome, we were goners. (She does not look particularly Asian, either.) We suddenly believe in media circus weddings abroad with a motley group of celebrities (Leah Remini and Jenna Elfman we get - they're Scientologists - but J. Lo and Jim Carrey?) and unions bound by carefully vetted......
Continue Reading "Suckers For A TomKat Wedding"October 2, 2006
New York Magazine reports that Jim Carrey is renting an apartment near Lincoln Center for the smokin' figure of $45,000 a month. The apartment is for sale - if you have $11,800,000 to spare - and has a 2,000 square foot living room! We saw Carrey on a Barbara Walters special, and he was talking about being all Zen and we think took her to his meditation retreat for the weepy part of the interview;......
Continue Reading "Jim Carrey Renting $45,000/Month Apartment"December 20, 2005
2:04 AM - The media is being told they have to wait a while before the TWU will talk. So with that, Gothamist is going to bed to get ready in case there is a strike - we're going attempt to check out the Brooklyn Bridge in the morning, which is supposed to be really cold tomorrow morning. Dress warm and dream of the strike being resolved by the time you wake up. Thanks for......
Continue Reading "Liveblogging the Maybe Transit Strike, Take 2"January 8, 2005
Holy majoly. Today, the world - well, really everyone who believed in celebrity fairy tale endings - reeled with news that very blond and pretty Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston have officially separated. In fact, this news was so big, E! had a newscrawl at the bottom of their screen. Brad and Jen issued a statement through People magazine: We would like to announce that after seven years together we have decided to formally separate.......
Continue Reading "Brad And Jen Are Over"March 4, 2004
In the way too small world of bloggers and blogging and gadgets and gadget bloggers and gadget blogging, Peter Rojas's move from Gizmodo to start a new tech weblog, Engadget, got all the blognosticators and gadget geeks into a lather. sippey gives his thoughts on how Gizmodo should be run ("Scrap the single writer thing") and at Buzzmachine...well, in his take, Jeff Jarvis mentions Gizmodo publisher Nick Denton, singer Bjork, Engadget backer Jason Calacanis,......
Continue Reading "Go Go Gadget Weblog"February 5, 2004
Since life lately has seemed to be all about keeping up with the Joneses, Gothamist was amused at Molly Norton's experiences as fledgling actress, competing with Renee Zellweger, in Salon. Mainly because the moral is you can wonder and envy all you like, but when it comes down to it: I've never had to see Jim Carrey naked. I've never had to kiss Tom Cruise and pretend to enjoy it. No one monitors my weight,......
Continue Reading "It's Okay Not Being Renee"October 22, 2003
Variety reports that Jim Carrey is in talks to star in a comic version the Six Million Dollar Man. "The long-in-development action film became a fast-tracked comedy after Carrey and his managers Jim Miller and Eric Gold had the idea to marry an exaggerated sendup of an action film to the six million dollar man title." Well, sure, exaggerated works for Carrey, but call us purists, but there's something so cool about Lee Majors's seriousness......
Continue Reading "Six Million Dollar Man Movie"October 10, 2003
In a truly inspired turn, producers are looking at Will Ferrell to play Darrin to Nicole Kidman's Samantha in the film version of beloved television show, Bewitched. At first, Jim Carrey was mentioned to play the hapless, mere mortal husband, but how many times do we really need to him play a bumbling everyman? Will Ferrell, on the other hand, we could watch 24-7 and not get tired. It's 'cause we got a fever and......
Continue Reading "Bewitched, the Movie, Casting"September 25, 2003
So far, the work of Charlie Kaufman has only been adapted by two directors: Spike Jonze, with Being John Malkovich and Adaptation, and Michel Gondry, whose Human Nature was tepidly received but has directed the eagerly awaited 2004 release, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. Eternal Sunshine stars Jim Carrey, Kate Winslet, Tom Wilkinson, Kirsten Dunst, Elijah Wood, and Mark Ruffalo, with Carrey as a man trying to erase memories of ex-girlfriend Winslet from his......
Continue Reading "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind"May 22, 2003
Conan O'Brien's May 16 show in clay was the highest Late Night in over a year! How does Conan feel about that, glad that months of hard work paid off or upset that Clay Conan drives more guests that Human Conan. Tonight on Late Night with Conan O'Brien, Thursday, May 22: Watch, in true "I need more attention" kind of behavior, Jim Carrey try to take over the whole set during the interview. Plus......
Continue Reading "Clay Conan Crushes Competish"
