This is all obviously dumb, but unlike the Selena Gomez story, there's some evidence that supports the idea. It's not good evidence, but it's at least a little more interesting than most conspiracy theories.
Why people think Jim Carrey is a lookalike
The theories started flying last week, when Jim Carrey was given the César Award in Paris. The 64-year-old comedian hasn't been seen much in public for the past couple of years, and he delivered a speech in French at the awards presentation, despite never having publicly spoken the language. And he looked different than he used to. See for yourself:
This was enough evidence for the world's conspiracy theorists to conclude that Carrey is a clone, or that he has been replaced by a multilingual double or something. So people took to X, instagram, and TikTok to spread the theory in posts like this:
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This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been removed.The Alexis Stone connection
On March 1, Alexis Stone, an online person, seemed to take credit for portraying Carrey at the award show with the following post on Instagram bearing the caption "Alexis Stone as Jim Carrey in Paris."
View this post on InstagramStone has gained over a million followers online for their ability to impersonate celebrities to an uncanny level using latex and special effects makeup. Check out this Jack Nicholson:
View this post on InstagramIt wasn't long before internet sleuths tracked down a David Letterman interview with Carrey where he says he's used a "Jim Carrey double." "I send him off in one direction, and he sucks all the press in that direction, and I can just have my day," Carrey told David Letterman.
Wouldn't it be like Jim Carrey to do this?
Carrey is no stranger to pranking the media. During the filming of the Andy Kaufman bio pic Man on the Moon, Carrey would show up to the set dressed as Kaufman's alter ego Tony Clifton, refusing to break character and abusing the crew and director Milos Forman. He supposedly re-ignited Andy Kaufman's feud with wrestler Jerry Lawler. In the behind-the-scenes documentary Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond, Carrey says he "lost himself" in the character of Kaufman. So maybe Carrey pulled the prank himself as publicity stunt for a movie. If anyone could pull it off, surely it would Jim Carrey.
Yes, it is that far-fetched.
Why Jim Carrey is not a clone and there is no Jim Carrey double
It was not a body double, either. If Stone had appeared as Carrey, why would they do such a bad job? Why wouldn't fake Jim Carrey look how people expect him to look? Why go with the wrong face shape and the wrong eye color? Besides, latex face appliances can look good in photos, but as soon as someone wearing it tries to talk, it's obviously fake.
The most compelling evidence that the man who spoke at the French awards show last week was the real Jim Carrey is that he looks exactly like Jim Carrey. It's the same eye color: In dark-eyed people, bright, direct light can make brown eyes appear lighter. It's the same face. He looks older than he did when he was Ace Ventura, and he looks like he had cosmetic work done, but that is Jim Carrey, and no matter how many lines people draw on downloaded images, it's still going to be Jim Carrey.
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