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I'm Rebecca and welcome to watch Mojo.

Today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 unscripted Jim Carrey moments that were left in the movie which let me do that one more time.

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Do you know of any others that we miss?

Be sure to let us know in the comments.

Alrighty, Then let's get to the list.

Number 10 Dr Robotics Dance Sonic the Hedgehog.

Jim Carey as Dr Robot.

Nick was an odd casting choice, to say the least, but it resulted in a fund performance that allowed the actor to revisit his over the top routes.

The comedian was given free rein toe ad lib on set, and by the end of shooting, Kerry wasn't sure how much of the actual script made it into the movie.

I'm in charge is major Ben Charge carries most uproarious improvisation comes in the form of a dance sequence while analyzing one of Sonics quills.

Robotic cuts loose with choreography that Onley Kerry could come up with on the Spot Way Never Shines.

It was reportedly carries idea to include the song where Evil grows, remembering it from his childhood.

See, that's a Canadian band.

I came up with that song from my childhood and actually turned out to be a band from Vancouver.

Carrie's assistant, Nicole, also fed him a line when Agent Stone shows up with lots.

I just thought you might like a latte with steamed Austrian go milk.

What do I look like?

An imbecile?

Of course, I want a lot.

I love the way you make them.

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Me, myself and Irene playing a character with a split personality, Kerry was even Mawr unpredictable than usual in me, myself and Irene.

On multiple occasions, he caught his co stars off guard one such example is when Kerry's Charlie asks his three teenage sons for a kiss goodbye, which apparently wasn't in the script.

E don't wanna have to booth another instance, Irene and Charlie's other personality, Hank, decide to ditch their vehicle, ready to shove the car off a cliff.

Hank tells Irene to push on the count of nine.

Ready on 912345 39.

Why not the count of 10?

It doesn't really matter, since Hank counts down and barely a second.

Carrie came up with this line, and you could tell from the bewildered look on Renee Zellweger's face that she was not prepared for it.

Number eight.

The cellists arm Ace Ventura, Pet detective.

Just don't let me catch you with an animal in here, that's all.

All right, take care now.

Bye bye, then, user.

Kerry was heavily involved in the production of Ventura, contributing rewrites to the script and injecting numerous moments off the top of his head.

Infiltrating a party ace does everything in his power not to blend in as if his eccentric wardrobe and personality weren't enough to draw attention to himself.

Already, Ace goes out of his way to pull on a cellists arm.

This causes the musician to hit a wrong note, but Ace just keeps walking without skipping a beat.

Oh, look, honey, there's the Ord Herbs e shit Kerry through in this random moment without preparing anyone.

Waste of all the cellist, Even when given the most straightforward direction, Kerry can't resist sprinkling in something extra.

I'm gonna execute a buttonhook pattern.

Super slow mo e Number seven.

Hello, Clarisse, The cable guy.

Come on, baby, talk to me.

Tell me where your night game?

If we had to single out the two most horrifying characters to come out of the nineties, they would undoubtedly be Hannibal Lecter and Jim Carrey's cable guy.

Okay, maybe we're exaggerating when it comes to the ladder, but Chip Douglas does borrow a page from Hannibal the Cannibal.

In this scene, Dust doesn't have bow a mug of ale for me and me, mate.

He has been pitched in battle for a fortnight and has a king's thirst for the frosty brew.

Thus, thou might have for the US Adam medieval times restaurant.

Seriously, why aren't there more of those?

Chip asks Matthew Broderick, Stephen for his chicken skin draping his face in the skin, Chip imitates Hannibal's gruesome disguise from The Silence of the Lambs.

Silence off the land.

Hello, Larry!

It's good you could tell that Kerry improvise this moment based on Broderick's reaction.

As Kerry covers his face with poultry, Broderick is unable to maintain a straight face, visibly breaking on screen number six Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Ace Ventura when nature calls.

Once again, Kerry had the creative freedom to Go Wild is Ace Ventura.

Fulton Greenwall is completely unprepared when Ace decides to take a shortcut.

Likewise, after Ian McNeice wasn't expecting carried a suddenly burst out singing Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, having forgotten his lines carry ad libbed with the theme from the Dick Van Dyke musical adventure Oh You Pretty Chitty Bang Bang, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang We Love You and our Chitty Bang Bang Chitty Chitty Bang Bang loves us too.

Way to make an already stressful situation even more unhinged.

We're not sure what s'more impressive Kerry's manic improvisation skills or the fact that McNeese didn't break out laughing.

Director Steve Oedekerk chose to keep the scene since carrying.

McNeese managed to stay in character throughout as Kerry hits the song's final note, however, McNeese can be spotted cracking a smile as he covers his ears.

Number five.

Directing Max.

How the Grinch Stole Christmas as the Grinch.

Kerry concocted much of his dialogue, including his 6 30 dinner line.

5 30 Judges Taj, 6 30.

Dinner with May I can't cancel that again.

Seven o'clock.

Wrestle with my self loathing, I'm booked.

Arguably his most elaborate ad, Lib took aim at the film's director, Ron Howard, before heading off to Whoville.

The Grinch attempts to get his dog Max into character as Rudolph.

If I can't find a reindeer, I'll make one in scale.

He does this by channeling Howard, even donning one of the directors signature baseball caps.

What ensues is 100% Kerry poking fun at Howard's directing methods.

Howard wasn't offended by Kerry's imitation of him.

On the contrary, Howard found it so hysterical he couldn't leave it out of the picture.

Er, you reject your own nose because it represents the glitter of commercialism.

Wide, I think of that cut.

Protect the gate.

Moving on, of course.

Howard had to cut some of Carrie's more adult oriented ad Libs throughout the film to keep things PG.

Are we the only ones who want to see an R rated director's cut?

Catching it?

Because I'm clear.

That's not number four.

Meeting Count Olaf Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events.

This dark comedy has too many improvised moments to keep track of but carries.

Introduction is Count Olaf is definitely a highlight.

Hello, Hello, hello.

I am your beloved to Count Olaf.

Although he acts as if the world is his stage, Olaf is ironically Ah, horrible actor.

So when Olaf asks Klaus Baudelaire to repeat the line, he just said, It seems to be on brand for the character.

Your left side is the good one.

In reality, Kerry forgot his next line and decided to spend his mistake into comedic gold.

Give me the line again quickly.

Well, it's fresh in my mind.

Our parents just died a confused clouds.

Thus says his line again, prompting a more shocked reaction from Olaf.

Between the performances in the editing, this unscripted moment plays out seamlessly.

Kerry is a method actor, and even when drawing a blank, he could stay true to his role.

The idea but order anyway, Number three.

That one's for free The Truman Show.

Believe it or not, it was Carrey's performance as aced Ventura that convinced director Peter Weir to cast him.

His Truman Burbank, one of his most dramatic roles were also came to Appreciate carries improv talents, which can be seen in the finished film.

When Truman talks to himself and the audience in the mirror, Kerry added an extra bit of whimsy to the moment.

See you looking at us, Jesus, Do you think he knows?

As his character pretends to be an outer space explorer, Kerry took a piece of soap and drew a helmet on the mirror.

Apparently there was another take where Kerry sketched address.

Although the astronaut attire best illustrates Truman's desire to escape from Sea Haven Island here by proclaim this planet true mania of the Burbank Galaxy.

Okay, let me go away already.

That one's for free.

Kind of ironic that Kerry would later play a man on the moon.

I hope you don't take everything I did in there.

Seriously.

What?

I was saying it.

It's just part of the show.

Number two.

Sorry.

Wrong pocket the mask.

Okay.

When Stanley Ipkiss first transforms into the cartoony mask, he has some fun at the expense of a local street gang by setting up a balloon animal booth right up.

Don't be shine.

Nobody likes a head moving.

After making one gangster a giraffe, the mask reaches into his pocket and accidentally pulls out a soggy used balloon.

Now Sorry, wrong pocket.

Wait, we just realized that was not a balloon.

There goes our childhood innocence.

The moment has only made Mawr hilarious when you consider the Kerry apparently came up with this bit.

Talk about being a master of improv and prop comedy.

I'm personally disappointed in the lack of Batman forever on this list, but that's fine.

That's whatever.

Anyway, we have some honorable mentions before we get to our number one unscripted Jim Carey moment that was left in the movie losing lisp.

The cable guy Carrie forgot to speak with a lisp and rolled with it.

You're gonna have to do better than that.

Stephen Stephen, Stephen.

My list was gone on Epic Fail or an epic success.

How the Grinch Stole Christmas.

Everything was supposed to fall off when Kerry pulled the tablecloth scenes with Milo the Mask.

Many of Kerry scenes with the dog were ad libbed.

Remember how I taught you not to jump up on people?

Forget all that.

Okay, come on.

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Number one.

The most annoying sound in the world.

Dumb and dumber.

Hey, e, guess there, Right?

Senior citizens, although slow and dangerous behind the wheel, can still serve a purpose.

I'll be right back.

Don't you go dying on me.

It shouldn't come as a surprise that Kerry was entirely responsible for some of the funniest lines in this cult comedy classic.

While exiting the hotel lobby bar, Kerry injected Lloyd's priceless reaction toe landing on the moon, which had been old news for 25 years.

By that point, no way, that's great.

Kerry's most notable contribution, however, comes during an already obnoxious car ride stuck between Harry and Lloyd.

Hired Goon Mental is on the verge of cracking so naturally Lloyd tries to ease tensions by making the most annoying sound in the world when you hear the most annoying sound in the world.

Guys, guys, guys.

This was all carries doing, and it's easy to spot the look of uncertainty on Jeff Daniels face leading up to it.

Daniels also joins in making the sound, but not before cracking up Onley.

Jim Carey could take something that annoying and make it that funny.

Anyway.

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If you know of any other unscripted Jim Carrey moments that were left in the movie, or come talk to me on Twitter or Instagram at Rebecca Britain or on my YouTube channel, See you.