The set of the italian's garage where Ipkiss has his car repairing is the same building as the Ghostbusters' headquarters (from the "Director Commentaries" in the DVD).
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Directed by Chuck Russell, starring Amy Yasbeck, Cameron Diaz, Jim Carrey, Peter Greene, Peter Riegert (add more)
The set of the italian's garage where Ipkiss has his car repairing is the same building as the Ghostbusters' headquarters (from the "Director Commentaries" in the DVD).
When Stanley, as the Mask, is emptying his pockets for the police, he pulls out a condom, and says "Sorry, wrong pocket" - this was improvised on the spot by Jim Carrey for the scene.
After The Mask sings the Cuban Pete song, he runs down an alley and kisses an old lady. This was not in the script, and Jim Carrey completely surprised the extra, as she had no idea he was going to kiss her.
The water tank/pool used to film the underwater scenes at the beginning of the movie was borrowed from Baywatch (from the DVD's director comentaries).
When Jim Carrey tries to get the keys from Milo, the dog not letting go of the keys was not planned. The dog just wouldn't let go so that scene was ad libbed.
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