Me, Myself & Irene

Me, Myself & Irene (2000)

Timing: 1:57 (117 min)

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Actors and characters

Release date

2000-06-22

Country

United States

Production

20th Century Fox, Conundrum Entertainment

Genre

Comedy

Budget

$51 000 000

Revenue

$149 270 999

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Director

Bobby Farrelly, Peter Farrelly

Actors

Jim Carrey, Renée Zellweger, Anthony Anderson, Mongo Brownlee, Jerod Mixon, Chris Cooper, Michael Bowman, Richard Jenkins, Robert Forster, Mike Cerrone
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Scenario

Producer

Bobby Farrelly, Peter Farrelly, Bradley Thomas, Tom Schulman, Charles B. Wessler

Operator

Mark Irwin

Composer

Lee Scott

Artist

Michael Budge

Audition

Rick Montgomery

Editing

Christopher Greenbury, Hank Chilton
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• During filming, Jim Carrey, playing a schizophrenic, began to exhibit symptoms of a mental disorder. The film crew tolerated his dramatic mood swings and developing paranoia. The actor compiled a list of workers who were not allowed to look at him, and would leave the set wrapped in a cloak from head to toe.
• After filming, Jim and Renée Zellweger dated for about a year.
• The episode where Charlie sucks milk from the breast of a nursing woman caused Jim Carrey considerable embarrassment. At his request, only the cameraman and director remained on set, and his partner received a flurry of apologies.
• The film's directors participated in the voice acting for two episodes. Bobby Farrelly voiced the priest during confession, while his brother Peter voiced the cow who absolutely refused to die. The hero’s sons speak German in the helicopter scene as a demonstration of their foreign language skills. In the version broadcast in Germany, the boys communicated in Japanese.
• One of the baseball players twice puts a bottle of beer in the bed of a pickup truck.
• After the police leave the motel, an operator is reflected in the car's surface.
• A conversation with a cheeky little blonde girl. Extras in the background repeat constantly.
• The main character's post-operative bandage has a life of its own, constantly changing.
• The heroine in the hotel room twice removes a shoe from her left foot.
• A scene by the river. Beljak dives without a snorkel, but he's already using one underwater.
• Charlie and Irene had been in the river for too long – the clouds in the sky had moved a considerable distance.
• The film's directors participated in the voice acting of two episodes. Bobby Farrelly voiced the priest during confession, and his brother Peter voiced the cow that absolutely refused to die. The hero’s sons speak German in the helicopter scene as a demonstration of their foreign language skills. In the version broadcast in Germany, the boys communicated in Japanese.