“Sonic 3” star Jim Carrey says he's “open to the idea” of returning for “Sonic 4” after he casually roped in another one of the top 10 faces of all time.

Jim Carrey, fresh off reprising his role as the mustachioed, bald bad guy Dr. Robotnik in Sonic 3, has already said he would at least consider returning to the future for Sonic. ” movies, such as “Sonic 4,” if he thinks whatever idea is presented “sounds interesting.”

Carrey, who had essentially retired to film Sonic 3 before then, indicated on the red carpet that he was back – having previously joked that “if the angels came back with some kind of script written in gold ink , said to me, it will come back”. It’s really important for people to see it,” and that’s what drew him to it — because he “bought a lot of stuff and, frankly, I needed the money.”

In an interview with Japanese YouTube channel Cinema Today, when asked about the possibility of him starring in more Sonic movies in the future, Carrey said: “I'm definitely open to it. I'm open to the idea, generally speaking. They all come to me with their next idea, and if I say, “That sounds interesting,” then I don't feel like I'm tied to anything in life unless it's something that interests me.

“I certainly love this crew, I love this group of people who make these movies, and I love the fans. There's a lot of really great energy around, great reactions, fans jumping out and saying, 'What if you did this? ?I think they were very helpful for us to make this movie together.”

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At the start of the video, Carrey also said he was “taking a break between projects” and continued to put on a pretty face. As far as my official good face ranking goes, I wouldn't say this is quite on the level of his Grinch face, but it's a solid effort and has some fun little noises thrown in for good measure. 8/10.

Look, if nothing else, this is a distraction and means you don't have to re-read Carrey's Wikipedia page to find out what he thought about vaccines a few years ago and what he was doing with NFTs at the time.

Regardless, in recent Sonic the Hedgehog 3-related news, its writers Pat Casey and Josh Miller late last year discussed what other games they would hypothetically be interested in adapting.