Me, Myself & Irene

Trivia: Renee Zellweger's reaction to Jim Carrey's rapid counting was real because Carrey ad-libbed the line. In this scene, Carrey suddenly says, "On nine," and quickly counts to nine, completely surprising Zellweger.

Trivia: At the end of the movie, Charlie walks by a patrol officer and calls him Seabass. Cam Neely, the actor of the patrol officer, also played Seabass in Dumb and Dumber. Both movies are set in Rhode Island.

Trivia: When Irene is looking out the window in the motel Charlie was staying, if you look at the room at the back wall, you'll notice a watermelon. This was from a previous uncut scene that wasn't deleted out.

Trivia: Jim Carrey is the father to three grown black sons. This is probably a nod to Andy Kaufman (who Carrey would later play in "Man On The Moon"). Kaufman also had a bit where he would introduce the audience to his family, and then present his "sons," three grown black men.

Trivia: Director Bobby Farrelly plays the voice of the priest who talks with Jim Carrey, and his brother Peter Farrelly makes the noises of the cow on the road.

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Trivia: The baseball player has the name Cerrone on their shirt, that's the name of the script writer.

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Trivia: Mike Cerrone, the script writer, has a cameo as the policeman who got the chicken on his butt.

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Trivia: Anna Kournikova makes a cameo as the girl who is interrogated by the police outside the motel.

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Continuity mistake: When Charlie shoots the cow, he had turned off the headlight of the motorcycle. After he shoots the cow the first time, the headlight is back on. (00:30:40)

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Hank Evans: Listen, Pocahontas, unless you put your ear to the ground, you'll never hear the buffalo comin'!
Irene P. Waters: Ok, look, I don't know what that means!

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Question: What is the song played at the credits (the one that is also played when Charlie travels with Irene from Rhode Island), and who sings it?

Answer: It's called 'The world ain't slowing down' by Paul Ellis.

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