What's next for Jim Carrey?

From ComingSoon:

Jim Carrey is said to be eyeing a leading role in Loomis Fargo, Variety reports. The film, based on the true story of one of the largest bank heists in history, will be directed by Jared Hess (Napoleon Dynamite, Nacho Libre).

In 1997 David Scott Ghannt, the driver of a Loomis Fargo & Company armored car, formed a criminal team in Charlotte, North Carolina to steal $17.3 million. Although the robbery was initially successful, Ghannt and his co-conspirators were later tracked down and arrested.

The script, originally by Emily Spivey, has since been rewritten by Jody Hill and Danny McBride and, most recently, by Chris Bowman and Hubbel Palmer.
 

 Carrey's next project is The Incredible Burt Wonderstone, which he is starring in with Steve Carell.

Anchorman 2

I don't know how I missed this yesterday, but it was announced there will indeed be an Anchorman 2.  Will Ferrell and the rest of the crew -at least Paul Rudd and Steve Carell- will return for the second round.  I was surpised to find out it's been a whole 8 years since The Legend of Ron Burgundy but I have no doubts the sequel will be just as funny.  I will be interesting to see how the characters are now, considering Carell's career took off shortly after the original hit the silver screen.  Watch the announcement from Ron Burgundy himself below.

The Office Season 8 Promo

Looks like James Spader is taking over for Steve Carell... we'll see how that goes.

The Ambiguously Gay Duo Live-action!

Ed Helms hosted this weeks episode of SNL, which had the return of "The Ambiguously Gay Duo" sketch.  It started out animated like normal, but then changed into a live-action version! Could it be the next SNL movie? I hope so!  Featuring Steve Carell, Stephen Colbert, Ed Helms, Jimmy Fallon, and Jon Hamm; watch it below:



From the Comedy Central Blog

In Memoriam of Michael Scott

Steve Carell's last episode of "The Office" aired Thursday, with a funny but sad exit by Michael Scott.  In memoriam, here's the 20 funniest moments in Michael Scott history, with plenty of videos.

Jim Carrey to guest star on "The Office"

From the Huffington Post:

Jim Carrey will be joining a slew of other guest stars (Will Arnett, Ricky Gervais, Ray Romano, James Spader, Catherine Tate) on "The Office" season finale.  No word on if he will be on any future episodes, as the replacement for Steve Carell's 'Michael Scott' is still undecided.

The season 7 finale of "The Office" airs May 19.

I'd like to think this is his playoff beard.