Jim Carrey: Actor / Comedian / Human - Keeps It Real With Homeboys
Everyone loves Jim Carrey. I mean, who hasn't seen his movies, The Mask, Ace Ventura, The Truman Show, or when he first started on national TV with In Living Color!? It's all acting tho. It's not real. And we, who are on the other side of the movie screen or TV, somehow have this belief that our lives ought to reflect what is being portrayed. Like a big commercial. There's this notion that actors, musicians and people in the limelight don't suffer as much as we do with life's problems or stress, because of what they have, such as notoriety, money, bling, etc. But the deeper I go into this field and meet so many, I find more often this is not the case. As we've seen with Robin Williams, Chris Cornell & Chester Bennington, their fame did not keep them from leaving this world. They were tortured souls who were dealing with so much more than they could handle - from medical issues to mental illness. I'm guessing that Jim Carrey also suffers from so