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| New Line Productions / Dark Horse Entertainment / New Line Cinema (1994) | |||||
| Action, Comedy, Crime, Fantasy | |||||
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| Jim Carrey | Stanley Ipkiss | |
| Cameron Diaz | Tina Carlyle | |
| Peter Riegert | Lt. Mitch Kellaway | |
| Peter Greene | Dorian Tyrell | |
| Amy Yasbeck | Peggy Brandt | |
| Richard Jeni | Charlie Schumaker | |
| Orestes Matacena | Niko | |
| Tim Bagley | Irv Ripley | |
| Nancy Fish | Mrs. Peenman | |
| Johnny Williams | Burt Ripley | |
| Reg E. Cathey | Freeze (as Reginald E. Cathey) | |
| Jim Doughan | Detective Doyle | |
| Denis Forest | Sweet Eddy | |
| Joseph Alfieri | Police Officer | |
| B.J. Barie | Alley Punk #1 | |
| Catherine Berge | Cigarette Girl | |
| Phil Boardman | Guard | |
| Krista Buonauro | Lady Cop | |
| Debra Casey | Alley Punk #3 | |
| Blake Clark | Murray | |
| Christopher Darga | Paramedic #3 | |
| Suzanne Dunn | Reporter | |
| Joely Fisher | Maggie | |
| Kevin Grevioux | Henchman #7 | |
| Peter Jazwinski | Park Policeman | |
| Howard Kay | Niko's Thug #2 | |
| Robert Keith | Police Officer | |
| Beau Lotterman | Megaphone Cop | |
| Scott McElroy | Niko's Thug #1 | |
| Richard Montes | Henchman #1 | |
| Ivory Ocean | Mayor Mitchell Tilton | |
| Robert O'Reilly | The Figure | |
| Louis Ortiz | Coco Bongo Vallet | |
| Daniel James Peterson | Henchman #6 | |
| Jeremy Roberts | Bobby the Bouncer | |
| Eamonn Roche | Mr. Dickey | |
| Randi Ruimy | Screaming Lady | |
| Ben Stein | Dr. Arthur Neuman (as Benjamin J. Stein) | |
| Nils Allen Stewart | Orlando | |
| Chris Taylor | Coco Bongo Cop #1 | |
| Bullet Valmont | Alley Punk #2 | |
| Wendy L. Walsh | Herself (as Wendy Walsh) | |
| Meadow Williams | Pebbles | |
| Max | Milo the Dog | |
| Leslie Cook | Dancing policewoman (uncredited) |
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Jim Carrey is s-s-smokin' as The Mask!Imagine a cyclone, a Tex Avery cartoon come to life, a zoot-suited fashionista and the wiggy energy of a vat of jumping beans and that still doesn't capture Jim Carrey's comic genius as Stanley Ipkiss, a repressed clerk who goes from zero to hero when he dons The Mask. The mysterious mask Stanley finds allows him to do what he normally can't – like woo Tina (debuting Cameron Diaz) and beat baddies. Beneath all the loopy fun is the film's heart: Does Stanley really need the mask to be the person he longs to be? Flat-out smokin'! |
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