Jim Carrey returns: financial pressure or fun in the role?

Jim Carrey returns: financial pressure or fun in the role?

Los Angeles, USA - Hollywood star Jim Carrey (62) returns in "Sonic the Hedgehog 3" as Dr. Ivo Robotnik back - and why does he do that? According to Carrey himself, maybe out of money! In an interview, he admits: "I bought quite a lot of stuff and need the money - honestly." This surprising statement could indicate financial difficulties, although his estimated assets are 285 million euros. Does the actor, who devoted himself to art after years of the seclusion of art, really worries or is it just a humorous comment?

The first and second part of "Sonic the Hedgehog" were massive success; Part two played an impressive 380 million euros. Therefore, Carreys' return to the role of the crazy scientist is all the more surprising. However, he also shows that he enjoys the role and he sees a "golden opportunity" to return to the "Sonic" universe, as Vol.at . One might think that he would have enough financial scope to withdraw according to his wishes.

A look at Carrey's assets

The assets of Jim Carrey is the result of an impressive career. His beginnings as a stand-up comedian led him to big film roles, where his fees rose exponentially in the 1990s. He received 7 million euros for "Die Mask", and even 20 million euros for "the stupid chatter". His current assets of around 150 million euros reflect this: This includes not only income from film projects, but also real estate and investments, including a magnificent villa in Los Angeles and a retreat in Hawaii. These details of his financial successes and lifestyle are in detail in an article on vermogenmag.de