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Jim Carrey's Grinch Turns 25 Next Year, And I'm Amazed That There's A Four-Hour Cut Fans Want Released
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Jim Carrey's classic Grinch film turns 25 next year, and fans are clamoring for the rumored 4-hour director's cut to finally see the light of day.
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- The 2000 holiday hit 'How the Grinch Stole Christmas' was a massive success, grossing over $345 million worldwide - a record for a Christmas movie at the time.
- Director Ron Howard reportedly shot nearly 4 hours of footage, but the theatrical version was cut down to just under 105 minutes. Fans have been begging for the full director's cut to be released for years.
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Jim Carrey, How the Grinch Stole Christmas