“Jim Carrey didn’t exist at that time,” Carrey admitted in 2017. “The true author of the project is Andy, and his genius – ...

Zmuda’s first book, 1999’s “Andy Kaufman Revealed! Best Friend Tells All” (written with Matthew Scott Hansen), came just before what is the definitive Kaufman biography, “Lost in the Funhouse: The ...

Before Jim Carrey became a household name, his journey to fame was anything but straightforward. Born in Canada, Carrey began his career as a stand-up comedian, working the grueling comedy club ...

Throughout production, he wasn’t Jim, he was Andy. Unfortunately, that meant he would behave like his alter-ego would, leading to one incident where he held Danny DeVito captive. The diminutive actor, ...

Some critics questioned his casting based on his Egyptian heritage, but many fans pointed out that Freddie himself, born ...

The 1990s were full of wildly underrated films that flopped at the box office, and it's only in recent years that many have ...

Jim Carrey forwent his salary for Yes Man but the film ultimately netted him earnings of mostly $50 million as he made a ...

But his work on the series didn't capture the many aspects of his comedy, which was populated by various offbeat alter egos, including a wrestler named Andy Kaufman. The late, legendary performer ...

Aside from his best-known work on the 1978–1983 sitcom Taxi, Andy Kaufman was known for his assorted alter egos The late comedian's life and work are examined in the new documentary Thank You Very ...