[gwolf666]

To me it's 100% fake, I don't see anything like Jim Carrey about him, he looks like a person in a latex mask trying to imitate Jim Carrey. What do you think?

[germainebull]

Huh!
Allow me to reserve my comment, for now.

[gwolf666]

Huh!
Allow me to reserve my comment, for now.

Hi, weren't you banned?

[Neurosurgeon]

Jim Carrey is a real Canadian‑American actor known for energetic comedic performances in films like _Ace Ventura_ and _The Truman Show_, blending physical slapstick with dramatic talent, though some fans joke about his exaggerated personas feeling “fake” compared to everyday personalities.

[Tendz]

He does look quite different here. I’m not sure what happened to him.

[gwolf666]

He does look quite different here. I’m not sure what happened to him.

There are two possibilities: either he overdid it with the Botox and even changed his eye color, or they actually used a low-budget double to replace him.

[Netherrealmer]

The conspiracy theory is that he paid an imposter to pose as him because he don't want to attend that event, while the other theory is, you know, he probably have fat injection to look young. And remember, Madonna looked swollen on the first few months of her fat injection fillers



swelling eventually melts down

[eldavis]

At the end of the day, all these are simply just theories, or assumptions.

[gwolf666]

But I don't understand why he doesn't just come out and explain what happened. The fact that he's keeping quiet makes it even more unsettling. But for example, how do they explain the change in his eye color and his voice being so subdued and different?
I mean, nowadays I think you can change your eye color; it's possible now. I've seen girls in Miami who have had it done, and it works. But what definitely doesn't make sense is how someone like Jim Carrey, who was so against all these surgeries, can do this kind of thing, especially since he works with his facial expressions. I insist, he's not Jim Carrey.

[germainebull]

Huh!
Allow me to reserve my comment, for now.

Hi, weren't you banned?

Nothing remains the same in this world.
I'm reincarnated now.

[Jem Smith]

I'm not quite sure what you mean. He's a real person. If you are asking whether he has had cosmetic surgery then yes, almost certainly.

[Netherrealmer]

I'm not quite sure what you mean. He's a real person. If you are asking whether he has had cosmetic surgery then yes, almost certainly.

there is a conspiracy theory the one who attended the event is an impersonator

[gwolf666]

I'm not quite sure what you mean. He's a real person. If you are asking whether he has had cosmetic surgery then yes, almost certainly.

there is a conspiracy theory the one who attended the event is an impersonator

I'd leave it at that; "conspiracy theory" sounds bad, like some crazy people made up something completely absurd. Just remember that the Jeffrey Epstein thing was also a conspiracy theory—that we could have a child trafficking ring—and it turned out to be totally true, right? For that simple reason, we shouldn't rule out any possibility in a theory like this that has facts right in front of us. What makes it even murkier is that Jim Carrey doesn't have official social media accounts. If only he did and he came out himself to clarify that he got Botox or something like that, all this would be over. But the fact that he hasn't clarified anything only makes the theory much more credible.