Me, Myself and Irene is bringing chaos to Tubi soon
Jim Carrey and Renée Zellweger hit the road in an R-rated comedy that refuses to behave itself.
Remind MeMe, Myself and Irene belongs to that very specific turn-of-the-millennium comedy zone where the jokes are loud, the situations keep escalating, and Jim Carrey is operating at full rubber-band intensity.
Here, Carrey plays Charlie Baileygates, a Rhode Island state trooper whose life gets hijacked by Hank, his far more aggressive other self, while Irene enters the picture with her own legal trouble in tow. From there, the Farrelly brothers send everyone into a road-trip comedy built on panic, poor decisions, and one man fighting himself for the steering wheel.
Me, Myself and Irene arrives on Tubi soon. If your comedy watchlist needs something rowdy, unruly, and very committed to the bit, start making room.
The Cast
Jim Carrey
Carrey plays Rhode Island state trooper Charlie Baileygates and his volatile alter ego, Hank, turning the movie into a full-contact comedy routine. The fun is in the gear shifts, from painfully polite to completely unfiltered, with Carrey treating every scene like a dare.
Renée Zellweger
Zellweger plays Irene, the woman caught in the middle of the movie’s lawless road-trip chaos. She gives the story a grounded center, which matters when everyone around her is lying, yelling, scheming, or sprinting straight into another mess.
Anthony Anderson
Anderson plays one of Charlie’s sons, part of a family dynamic that gives the movie some of its sharpest comic turns. He brings fast timing and a steady sense of loyalty, making the Baileygates household feel proudly strange and genuinely tight-knit.
Chris Cooper
Cooper plays Lt. Gerke, a figure of authority in a movie where authority keeps getting shoved into absurd corners. His straight-faced intensity is exactly the right fuel for the Farrellys’ style, because the more serious he gets, the stranger the world feels.
“One body, two personalities, zero chance this road trip stays normal.”
Sneak Peek
Why Watch It
This is the kind of comedy that bets big on performance. Carrey does not simply play two modes, he launches himself between them, and the movie builds its energy around that collision. If you like your comedies physical, messy, and willing to push a scene past reasonable limits, this one knows exactly what lane it is swerving in.
It also has the Farrelly brothers’ signature mix of sweetness and troublemaking. Under the outrageous setup, there is a strange little story about repression, loyalty, family, and what happens when a very polite person finally snaps. The movie goes for shock, but it also gives Charlie people worth rooting for.
Add this to your list if you have a soft spot for 2000s comedies with big swings, oddball supporting characters, and a lead performance that treats restraint like an enemy. Me, Myself and Irene is coming soon to Tubi.
More details
Bobby Farrelly, Peter Farrelly
Jim Carrey, Renée Zellweger, Anthony Anderson, Mongo Brownlee, Jerod Mixon, Chris Cooper
Coming soon to Tubi