Carrey said he'd be open to reprising his role as Stanley Ipkiss in a sequel to his hit 1994 comedy 'The Mask'

One of the more memorable movies in Jim Carrey's meteoritic rise to fame was 1994's The Mask, his second starring vehicle, opposite Cameron Diaz, as a mild-mannered bank teller who transforms into a larger-than-life cartoon persona after stumbling upon a mysterious mask.

Jim Carrey could potentially be seen in the iconic green mask once again. The actor recently revealed to Comicbook.com that he would be open to reprising his role in a sequel to his 1994 comedy The Mask.

Carrey has multiple roles in “Sonic the Hedgehog 3, ” and also portrays his villain’s grandfather, Gerald Robotnik. Director Jeff Fowler told SFX magazine in November, “For him to create a whole new character within the world was certainly an exciting opportunity, and he just went all in.”

Jim Carrey recently expressed interest in reprising the Grinch, but what about some of his other iconic characters? The comedian was recently asked by ComicBook.com about making a sequel to “The Mask,

After starring in the 1994 original, Carrey has suggested that he’s open to finally returning for a sequel to The Mask. Jim Carrey Is Open to Reprising The Mask for Sequel, If It’s “the Right Idea” Jo

Jim Carrey is clearing up his comments about retiring from acting after he claimed he was stepping away from the limelight following Sonic the Hedgehog 2. Carrey reprises his role as Dr. Robotnik in Sonic the Hedgehog 3 only two years after he said he was retiring.

Jim Carrey wasn't sleeping, in a metaphorical sense. He was just resting his eyes. "I think I've decided not to retire, but to have power rests," Carrey told Us Weekly exclusively. "I meditate a lot." Two years after claiming that he was "fairly serious" about retiring from acting after starring in Sonic 2,

Jim Carrey may once again don the iconic green mask from The Mask, provided the right concept comes along. The actor recently revealed his openness to returning for a sequel to the beloved 1994 comedy that helped cement his place as a comedic powerhouse.