Jim Carrey REACTS to Possible The Mask Sequel (Exclusive)

This jacket is everything. It's slim. I know. It's doing all the work. Look at you! I sit back and let the clothes speak. All eyes on you tonight. All cameras on you tonight. You're shutting down Hollywood Boulevard, Jim Carrey. Yeah, I was hoping to get some lingerie, but everybody's closed. They'd open up for you. I'm working the street in Hollywood again, just like the beginning. Just like very soon. Let's start some rumors, shall we? Love it so much. By the way, okay, so we're finally getting the third film. The fans want it. They went crazy when you went out there. How do you feel now that you're about to deliver this to the fans? You know, it's always nice. It's around Christmas. Open up the box, see what you got. You know, shake it first. You know, but it's lovely. It's great to be here. It's a lovely energy around the whole thing. It is the holiday season. What are you doing for the holidays? Are you spoil grandpa? Are you practical grandpa? Oh, no, no. I will definitely spoil. I will definitely spoil many, many people. It's not that it's expected, but I do like to do it. It's important to me. You know, this year is kind of the year of sequels. And I know you said at one point that you would love to do The Mask again, that there would be another one of those. So can that really happen? Can we see Cameron Diaz coming back and doing another with you? Did she leave? She's around. She's back. Well, she stopped acting for a long time, but now she's back. That's right. Yeah, yeah. Would you want to do another? Can you see that conceivably happening? You know, I have to remain silent. You know, anything I say can and will be used as clickbait, frankly. You are such a smart guy. OK, final question here. At the beginning of the film, Dr. Robotnik is in a bit of a slump. Yeah. He's got to get himself out of it. When you find yourself in real life, in a work slump, a life slump, what do you do? What's that thing you do to get up out of it? Generally, I get out of my body completely. You know, I have nothing to do. I start to look at myself and say, well, what's real? OK, I believe I'm this. I believe I'm that. It's all a fake scaffolding of ideas that, you know, when you when you kind of like look at it that way, then you go like, oh, really, there's nothing to worry about. And oh, by the way, where's the closest star? How can this matter? Exactly. You know, it's so you're so true. You're so right about that. We get in our heads and we get going off on some crazy stuff. You just got to look at what's in front of you and go like, wow, you look all right. And I feel all right. And everybody seems happy here. And there's nothing bad happening. So most of the stuff that we worry about is is a projection onto the future, you know, and and sure, there's things to worry about, you know, if you want to do that. But we're projectors and we do that. We project disaster. And it's really just nice to ground yourself sometimes and see that everything is OK. Right here, at least. Right. And I always you're right. You're absolutely right. I appreciate you, sir.