Fans were taken aback recently by Jim Carrey’s revelation about potentially stepping away from his acting career. As the beloved funny man renowned for his unforgettable roles in movies like The Mask, Ace Ventura, and The Truman Show, Carrey seems to be contemplating a major life change.

While discussing his involvement in Sonic the Hedgehog 2, Jim opened up about his thoughts on retirement, expressing contentment with the life he has built. He mentioned, “I suffice,” indicating a deep sense of fulfillment and suggesting, “I have everything I need to get today done.” After decades spent under the Hollywood spotlight, it seems Carrey is considering a quieter chapter.

The conversation interestingly turned to Dolly Parton, who once floated the idea of Jim playing her late musical partner, Porter Wagoner, in a biographical film. Although Carrey found the offer flattering, he humorously reiterated his retirement inclination, musing that only a script “written in gold ink by angels” might be tempting enough to lure him back to acting.

Jim Carrey has spoken about his desire for a more serene lifestyle beyond the bustling Hollywood scene. He’s embracing activities that bring him peace and joy, such as drawing and indulging in various creative hobbies.

Furthermore, Carrey expressed a personal perspective on some current entertainment industry practices. Specifically, he commented on Netflix’s approach to broadcasting the memorial service of his friend Bob Saget. While he had a profound affection for Saget, Jim felt that such intensely personal occasions should not be made into public spectacles, describing the experience as “a little strange.”