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Alrighty then! Jim Carrey transformed a stint on "In Living Color" into one of the most successful comedy careers in film history. Take out quiz to see how much you know about the man and his most famous flicks.Producers wanted Rick Moranis to play the role of Ace, but he turned down the film to star in "The Flintstones" and "Little Giants."
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Ace was on the case to find a bottlenose dolphin named Snowflake — who also happened to be the mascot for the Miami Dolphins.
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In "Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls," Ace heads to Africa to track down a sacred white bat.
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In the 1998 flick, Carry plays Truman Burbank, an insurance salesman who finds out that his entire life is actually a reality show.
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Some mental health patients have grand, paranoid delusions that they are living in a TV show — a condition known as "Truman Show Delusion."
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Kate Winslet played Carrey's love interest Clementine in the 2004 film.
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In the 1994 film "Dumb and Dumber," Carrey plays the intellectually-challenged Lloyd Christmas.
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Jeff Daniels plays Harry, Carrey's partner in crime in "Dumb and Dumber."
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The two stars of "Dumb and Dumber" are making their way to Aspen, Colorado, to return a suitcase full of money to the beautiful Mary.
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Carrey played Edward Nygma — The Riddler — with Val Kilmer as Batman in the 1995 superhero flick.
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Carrey's first feature film was "Once Bitten," which came out way back in 1985 and co-starred Lauren Hutten.
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Jim Carrey played bank clerk Stanley Ipkiss, who transformed into The Mask in the 1994 film of the same name.
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The mask in the movie is the mask of Loki, the Norse god of darkness and mischief.
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Carrey stars as Fletcher Reede in the 1997 film.
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In "Liar Liar, Max Reede wishes that his dad will be unable to lie for 24 hours — forcing Fletcher to tell some painful truths.
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Carrey plays real-life comic Andy Kaufman in the 1999 film.
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The film, in which Carrey plays a state trooper named Charlie, came out in 2000.
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Carrey's character has a personality disorder, which causes state trooper Charlie to transform into the much more aggressive and bizarre Hank Evans at times.
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Carrey plays a TV reporter who gets a little bit angry at God in the 2003 flick.
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Tired of hearing complaints from people on Earth, God — played by Morgan Freeman — gives Bruce the chance to take his place and see just how hard it is to play God.
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Carrey plays the mysterious Count Olaf in the 2004 film, which was based on a popular book series.
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In the film, Klaus, Violet and Sunny must escape the clutches of their evil "Uncle" Olaf.
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Tea Leoni plays Jane Harper in the 2005 film, in which Dick and Jane turn to a life of crime after losing their jobs.
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Dick Harper is promoted to vice-president at Globodyne — a day before the world learns that the company is engaged in a massive fraud.
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In 2009, Carrey played Scrooge and all three of the ghosts in a modern retelling of "A Christmas Carol."
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Carrey plays Carl — a man who decides to say yes to everything he encounters after an inspirational personal development seminar.
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Carrey played the Grinch in "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" — opposite Taylor Momsen as Cindy Lou Who — in the 2000 family film.
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In "Dumb and Dumber To," fans find out that Lloyd is in a mental institution, though it's later revealed that he's been faking his condition for a decade.
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In "The Cable Guy," Carrey's character Chip starts stalking cable customer Steven, played by Matthew Broderick.
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Carrey picked up his first Golden Globe in 1998 for "The Truman Show," and won his second two years later for "Man in the Moon."
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