Sonic 3 star Jim Carrey says he’s “open to the idea” of returning for Sonic 4, after casually pulling out another top 10 face of all time.

Jim Carrey just reprized the role of Dr. Robotnik, the bald, mustachioed villain, in Sonic 3, and has already suggested that he would at least consider the idea of ​​returning for future Sonic movies, say a Sonic 4, as long as he thinks . the idea of ​​whatever is pronounced “sounds fun.”

This comes after Carrey basically came out of retirement to make Sonic 3, saying on the red carpet that he was back, after previously joking that “if the angels bring some kind of script written in gold ink to tell me it’s going being really important for people to see” is what it would take to attract him, because “I had bought a lot of things and, frankly, I need the money.”

Speaking to the Japanese YouTube channel Cinema Today, Carrey had this to say when asked about the possibility of him starring in more Sonic movies in the future: “I’m definitely open. I’m open to the idea and generally they come to me “. with the next idea, and if I say “that sounds fun,” then I’ll do it. I don’t feel tied to anything in life, unless it’s something that interests me.

“I certainly love this team, I love this gang that makes these movies, and I love the fans. There’s a lot of really great energy around them, great responses, and the fans jump up and say, ‘How about you do this?’ “They’ve been a big help. I think we’re all making this movie together.”

Towards the beginning of the video, Carrey also says that “power rests between projects” and proceeds to put on a brave face. I wouldn’t say it’s on the level of his Grinch face in terms of my official good face ratings, but it’s a solid effort and comes with a fun little noise too. 8/10.

Look, if nothing else, it’s a distraction that means you don’t have to re-read the snippets from Carrey’s Wikipedia page about his views on vaccines from a few years ago and that time he made NFTs.

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