Blue Sky - Electric Light Orchestra Beautiful Mind, A (2002) - James Horner. I will consider seeing "The Truman Show," however. Trailer Music Used From Theatrical Trailer Sneakers (1992) - James Horner Mr. Carrey's physical performances are always broad. Very often, Andy barely moved while on stage (there are notable exceptions, of course (the wrestling comes to mind), but Andy was not a physical comic. Another aspect of Andy's performances is his body language.
I do think that Carrey did the best job he could, but I don't think he was the ideal choice to portray Kaufman (and no, I don't know who else could have done it). Carrey's distinguishing feature is his mouth, and it's very hard to not notice it. By widening his eyes and wearing fake eyebrows, Carrey tried to divert as much attention to the top half of his face as he could while playing Andy, but to no avail. Andy's face, by contrast, was often completely expressionless (except for his eyes, which always conveyed a sense of innocence and fun). Jim Carrey, however hard he tries, always remains identifiably Jim Carrey. He immerses himself in each character (and everything Andy did was in character). Brion has also produced music for artists such as Fiona Apple, Kanye West, Rufus Wainwright, and more. The thing you have to understand is that Andy perfected a brand of performance that was based on everything but HIM as a person. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind The score for the film was composed by Jon Brion, whose previous film scores include Hard Eight (1998), Magnolia (1999), and Punch-Drunk Love (2002). I thought that Carrey, hard as he tried, didn't come NEAR doing justice to Andy and his humor.
The reason I saw "Man on the Moon" was because I like Andy.
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In fact, I think that was part of the reason the movie didn't do well - Kaufman wasn't an immediately likable person. But Carrey's performance was excellent - he really captured Kaufman's spirit, in my opinion. I had hopes for "Man on the Moon", but it didn't turn out all that great.
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