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Jim Carrey Open to a 'Grinch' Sequel If It Uses CGI Instead of Makeup
MovieWebStory by Sophie Goodwin
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Jim Carrey open to reprising iconic Grinch role, but only if CGI tech replaces grueling makeup process
beat sheet
- Carrey, who starred in the 2000 live-action adaptation, says he's game for a sequel as long as he can ditch the 'suit' that took hours to apply
- A CGI-based Grinch could open the door for a fresh take on the classic character, potentially attracting a new generation of fans
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Jim Carrey, How the Grinch Stole Christmas