Jim Carrey wasn’t sleeping, in a metaphorical sense. He was just resting his eyes. “I think I've decided not to retire, but to have power rests,” Carrey told Us Weekly exclusively. “I meditate a lot.” Two years after claiming that he was “fairly serious” about retiring from acting after starring in Sonic 2,

The actor plays villain Dr. Robotnik and Gerald Robotnik in the upcoming sequel, zooming into theaters on Dec. 20.

Carrey has multiple roles in “Sonic the Hedgehog 3, ” and also portrays his villain’s grandfather, Gerald Robotnik. Director Jeff Fowler told SFX magazine in November, “For him to create a whole new character within the world was certainly an exciting opportunity, and he just went all in.”

Jim Carrey has said in the past he was probably done with the “Sonic the Hedgehog” franchise, but now says he has a good reason for changing his mind.

When the AP asked Carrey on Tuesday if the angels’ gold-inked script was in fact, “Sonic the Hedgehog 3,” Carrey chuckled, and said, “That might have been hyperbole.” As

Jim Carrey is clearing up his comments about retiring from acting after he claimed he was stepping away from the limelight following Sonic the Hedgehog 2. Carrey reprises his role as Dr. Robotnik in Sonic the Hedgehog 3 only two years after he said he was retiring.

Hollywood icon Jim Carrey has clarified comments he made in 2022 about retiring from acting, explaining that his earlier remarks were not definitive. Speaking at the London premiere of Sonic the Hedgehog 3 on December 10,

Jim Carrey recently clarified his retirement comment from 2022, stating that one can’t be certain about such decisions. He explained that if a great project or team comes along, things could change. Carrey is set to appear in Sonic the Hedgehog 3,