In Me, Myself, And Irene, Jim Carrey plays Charlie, a Rhode Island State Trooper with a multiple personality disorder: one personality is crazy and aggressive, while the other is more friendly and laid back. When Charlie loses his medication, both of these personalities -- unbeknownst to each other -- fell in love with the same woman, Irene, played by Renee Zellweger. This hilarious Hollywood comedy is the Farrelly brothers and Jim Carrey brilliantly doing what they do best. It will no doubt be the highest grossing, most promoted movie of the summer of 2000
All the laughs and fun of the film but without the rubber-faced antics of Jim Carrey, and if your like me, that's a plus!
a comedy with insanity
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 24 years ago
me myself and irene is a comedy wirth insanity. me my self and irene is a book with a great deal of comedy. the book is about a man who inherits two personalitys from holding his anger in and not dealing with it. he falls in love with irene, whom is a run away and gets him self involved. his two personalitys add a new twist to this comedy although at times its is just two much to handle. i recomend this comedy to anyone with great imagination and is in it for a good laugh.
a comedy with insanity
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 24 years ago
me myself and irene is a comedy wirth insanity. me my self and irene is a book with a great deal of comedy. the book is about a man who inherits two personalitys from holding his anger in and not dealing with it. he falls in love with irene, whom is a run away and gets him self invoved. his two personalitys add a new twist to this comedy although at times its is just two much to handle. i recomend this comedy to anyone with great imagination and is in it for a good laugh.
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