Be sure to watch until the end when Jim Carrey and Conan O’Brien reveal their sketches of each other
Jim Carrey has plenty to talk about these days: the Sonic the Hedgehog movie, the new season of his TV series Kidding, his upcoming book Memoirs and Misinformation, his obsession with creating art, and the fact that he wore a cockatiel Ace Ventura shirt during his interview with Conan O’Brien last night.
When Carrey was young and coming up in the comedy world, he often took his dad to performances with him, and he told O’Brien about one particular moment where he introduced his dad to a true legend: Rodney Dangerfield. “He said, ‘Hey Percy! Nice to meet ya! You don’t mind if I smoke a doob, do ya?’ And then he said to my dad, ‘Uh, hey Perce, I’m sorry about this, man, I can’t help myself.
Stay tuned until the very end of the clip, when Carrey and O’Brien both reveal their sketches of each other and, in case you had any doubts, confirm their artistic talents. Andy Richter’s response to Carrey’s drawing of O’Brien is absolutely correct: “He did really capture the fear, though!”
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