Jim Carrey, the acclaimed actor renowned for his infectious energy and comedic timing, has a unique filmography that has been painted all over by blockbusters. From the 64-year-old’s rubber-faced techniques to his hilarious style of dialogue delivery, the actor became the renowned face of the internet through frequently visited memes. Here’s a look at the funniest moments of Jim Carrey that took the turn to become nothing less than iconic.

‘Good morning, and in case I don’t see ya: Good afternoon, good evening, and good night! from ‘The Truman Show’

Jim Carrey casually transcended from the floral good morning gifs in the group chats and gave the ultimate performative version of the wish. The spectacular line was delivered in ‘The Truman Show’ with highly intense positivity to Carrey’s neighbours. The 1998 film revolves around the salesman whose life is being captured on camera like a reality show, and yet, is being broadcast 24/7.

Alrighty Then from ‘Ace Ventura: Pet Detective’

Jim Carrey’s roles and awkwardness go hand-in-hand. Giving the line to have a polite exit from a questionable conversation, the 1994 film gave the iconic catchphrase – “Alrighty then.” The film revolves around a detective who specialises in finding animals and goes looking for mascots.

Smokin’ from ‘The Mask’

‘The Mask,’ a highly acclaimed 1994 film, had Jim Carrey painted in all green. Adding to the extra punch, the catchphrase ‘S-s-s-s-smokin’ turned the world upside down with its highly enthusiastic agreement. The intensity increased with every ‘s,’ and so did Carrey’s hilarious expressions.

Haircut from ‘Dumb and Dumber’

No voice, just the haircut and cracked tooth. Carrey’s ‘Dumb and Dumber’ became an iconic film with absurd comedy and one-liners that gave chuckles down till the guts hurt. The 1994 film had the hilarious bowl cut (literally), matched with his smile while looking at the camera. 1 hour and 47 minutes revolved around two friends trying to return a suitcase full of money, only to not realise that it had been tainted with the kidnapping case.

Tape around the face from ‘Yes Man’

‘Over-the-top’ – the term that does not exist in Jim Carrey’s dictionary. Pushing the boundaries, the actor gave the tape around the face meme in his film ‘Yes Man.’ Performing a desperate animated man who has been trying to say ‘Yes’ to everything, the extreme performance became hilarious with an unnatural smile.