When timid bank clerk Stanley Ipkiss discovers a magical mask containing the spirit of the Norse god Loki, his entire life changes. While wearing the mask, Ipkiss becomes a supernatural playboy exuding charm and confidence which allows him to catch the eye of local nightclub singer Tina Carlyle. Unfortunately, under the mask’s influence, Ipkiss also robs a bank, which angers junior crime lord Dorian Tyrell, whose goons get blamed for the heist.

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Film Cast:

• Stanley Ipkiss / The Mask: Jim Carrey
• Tina Carlyle: Cameron Diaz
• Lieutenant Mitch Kellaway: Peter Riegert
• Dorian Tyrrell: Peter Greene
• Peggy Brandt: Amy Yasbeck
• Charlie Schumaker: Richard Jeni
• Niko: Orestes Matacena
• Irv: Tim Bagley
• Mrs. Peenman: Nancy Fish
• Burt: Johnny Williams
• Freeze: Reg E. Cathey
• Doyle: Jim Doughan
• Sweet Eddy: Denis Forest
• Police Officer: Joseph Alfieri
• Alley Punk #1: B.J. Barie
• Cigarette Girl: Catherine Berge
• Guard: Philip Boardman
• Lady Cop: Krista Buonauro
• Alley Punk #3: Debra Casey
• Murray: Blake Clark
• Paramedic #3: Christopher Darga
• Reporter: Suzanne Dunn
• Maggie: Joely Fisher
• Henchman #7: Kevin Grevioux
• Park Policeman: Peter Jazwinski
• Niko’s Thug #2: Howard Kay
• Police Officer: Robert Keith
• Megaphone Cop: Beau Lotterman
• Niko’s Thug #1: Scott McElroy
• Henchman #1: Richard Montes
• Mayor Tilton: Ivory Ocean
• The Figure: Robert O’Reilly
• Coco Bongo Valet: Louis Ortiz
• Henchman #6: Daniel James Peterson
• Bobby the Bouncer: Jeremy Roberts
• Mr. Dickey: Eamonn Roche
• Screaming Lady: Randi Ruimy
• Dr. Arthur Neuman: Ben Stein
• Orlando: Nils Allen Stewart
• Coco Bongo Cop #1: Chris Taylor
• Alley Punk #2: Bullet Valmont
• Herself: Wendy L. Walsh
• Pebbles: Meadow Williams
• Dancer (uncredited): Anne Fletcher
• (uncredited): Garret Sato

Film Crew:

• Sound Designer: Harry Cohen
• Editor: Arthur Coburn
• Sound Effects Editor: David Farmer
• Stunts: Ray Lykins
• Executive Producer: Michael De Luca
• Additional Photography: Mark Irwin
• Animation: Kyle Balda
• Stunts: Dan Bradley
• Stunts: Kenny Bates
• Screenplay: Mike Werb
• Art Direction: Craig Stearns
• Stunts: Clay Boss
• First Assistant Director: Denis L. Stewart
• Stunt Coordinator: Rick Barker
• Executive In Charge Of Production: Deborah Moore
• Executive In Charge Of Post Production: Joe Fineman
• Production Manager: Lisa Van Cott
• Production Accountant: M.K. Gleason
• Production Accountant: Barbara Coston
• Production Accountant: David Crockett
• Executive Producer: Chuck Russell
• Original Music Composer: Randy Edelman
• Director of Photography: John R. Leonetti
• Visual Effects Supervisor: Jon Farhat
• Costume Design: Ha Nguyen
• Stunts: Tony Brubaker
• Sound Effects Editor: Alan Howarth
• Executive Producer: Mike Richardson
• Makeup Effects: Keith VanderLaan
• Story: Mark Verheiden
• Art Direction: Randy Moore
• Associate Producer: Carla Fry
• Property Master: Bruce Mink
• Stunts: Henry Kingi
• Assistant Editor: Jennifer Jean Cacavas
• Stunts: Gary Littlejohn
• Unit Production Manager: Robert Engelman
• Orchestrator: Ralph Ferraro
• Wardrobe Supervisor: Christopher J. Kristoff
• Casting: Fern Champion
• Casting: Mark Paladini
• Special Effects Makeup Artist: Greg Cannom
• Stunt Double: Melodee Spevack
• Music Supervisor: Bonnie Greenberg
• Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Tony Sereno
• Stunts: Jon H. Epstein
• Associate Producer: Ann Burgund
• Stunts: Garret Sato
• Sound Re-Recording Assistant: Gary Rizzo
• Stunts: Glory Fioramonti
• Stunts: Bob Brown
• Stunts: Donna Keegan
• Stunts: Gary Epper
• ADR Voice Casting: Barbara Harris
• Stunts: Daniel W. Barringer
• Stunts: Danny Epper
• Stunts: Eddie Mulder
• Storyboard Artist: Pete von Sholly
• Stunts: Chris Durand
• Stunts: Peewee Piemonte
• Special Effects Coordinator: Thomas L. Bellissimo
• Story: Michael Fallon
• Special Effects Makeup Artist: Larry Odien
• Transportation Coordinator: Griff Ruggles
• Foley Artist: Vince Nicastro
• Makeup Artist: Tina Roesler Kerwin
• Stunts: Troy Robinson
• Stunts: J. Mark Donaldson
• Foley Artist: Gregg Barbanell
• Script Supervisor: Tricia Ronten
• Sound Effects Editor: Ann Scibelli
• Choreographer: Jerry Evans
• Dialogue Editor: Jim Brookshire
• Sculptor: Dan Engle
• Stunts: Frank Torres
• Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Ken Teaney
• Dialogue Editor: Cathie Speakman
• Construction Coordinator: Anthony Lattanzio
• Location Manager: J. Marc Strachan
• Supervising Sound Editor: Steven D. Williams
• Stunts: Cheryl Wheeler Duncan
• Music Editor: John LaSalandra
• Special Effects Makeup Artist: Todd Tucker
• Supervising ADR Editor: Craig Clark
• Assistant Art Director: Erik Olson
• Stunts: John Cade
• Hair Department Head: Nina Paskowitz
• Animation: Rob Coleman
• Sound Designer: Tim Gedemer
• Sound Re-Recording Mixer: William Freesh
• Steadicam Operator: Bruce Alan Greene
• Stunts: Lane Leavitt
• Makeup Effects: Roland Blancaflor
• Stunts: Sorin Serene Pricopie
• Stunts: John Moio
• Set Decoration: Ellen Totleben
• Camera Operator: Hugo Cortina
• ADR Editor: Robert Guastini
• Production Sound Mixer: Mark Hopkins McNabb
• ADR Engineer: Jeff Vaughn
• First Assistant Camera: Stephen J. Ullman
• Stunts: Joni Avery
• Sculptor: Glen Hanz
• Casting Assistant: Sharon Chazin Lieblein
• Post Production Supervisor: Steven Kaminsky
• Stunts: Jake Crawford
• Visual Effects: Rob Burton
• Foley Editor: Ricardo Broadus
• Title Designer: Phill Norman
• Stunt Double: Lisa Nunziella
• Extras Casting: Rich King
• Stunts: Steve Berens
• Makeup Artist: Sheryl Ptak
• Boom Operator: Gloria Cooper
• Stunts: Scott Alan Cook
• ADR Editor: Allan Schultz
• Stunts: Richie Gaona
• Dolly Grip: David Pearlberg
• Stunts: Rick Sawaya
• Stunts: Andy Epper
• Second Assistant Camera: Mark Santoni
• Stunts: Jim Stephan
• Stunts: Lee Waddell
• Stunts: Eddie Matthews
• Stunts: Heather Taylor
• Stunts: Steve Madaras

Movie Reviews:

• JPV852: Fun fantasy-comedy that utilizes Jim Carrey’s physicality, and comedic timing, to the extreme and while some of the jokes didn’t land and the mask himself (both Stanley and Dorian) was a bit ridiculous, even within the confines of this universe, still found it to be entertaining enough, plus it is Cameron Diaz’s feature debut… **3.5/5**