Entertainment Tonight and Real TV - 1999-10-04

Name: Entertainment Tonight and Real TV - 1999-10-04
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Read a transcript preview of “Entertainment Tonight and Real TV - 1999-10-04” from malgent, uploaded on 2026-01-03.

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Language: English (original, YouTube automatic captions)

[0:00] The people of

[0:00] >> roast [music] with Ben Stiller, his dad

[0:02] Jerry, and his TV son Jason Alexander.

[0:05] >> Hi, welcome to my closet.

[0:06] >> Our favorite special correspondent,

[0:08] Halley Eisenberg, turns supermodel and

[0:10] takes ET inside her bedroom.

[0:12] >> I like this one a lot. It's comfortable.

[0:15] [music]

[0:18] >> This is Entertainment Tonight, the most

[0:20] [music] watched entertainment news

[0:21] program in the world.

[0:23] >> Here's the top Hollywood news for

[0:24] Monday, October 4th, 1999. Hi everybody,

[0:27] I'm Bob Goen.

[0:28] >> And I'm Mary Hart. Is Jim Carrey calling

[0:31] it quits? In an astounding interview,

[0:33] the star reveals a dark side, his

[0:35] depression over love, and why he may be

[0:37] ready to give up his $20 million per

[0:40] movie salary.

[0:42] >> He talked about the idea of quitting

[0:45] [music] the business, about stepping

[0:47] away from acting altogether.

[0:49] >> In a revelation as startling as [music]

[0:51] his white body paint, Jim Carrey tells

[0:53] Vanity Fair that big changes could be

[0:55] looming in his future. Jim Carrey is at

[0:57] the point in his career where he doesn't

[0:58] really need the money and whatever

[1:00] [music] it is that keeps other people

[1:02] going beyond that point, he may not

[1:04] necessarily have it.

[1:05] >> Although Carrie totally immersed himself

[1:07] in the role of Andy Kaufman for his new

[1:09] film Man on the Moon, he told writer

[1:11] Steven Dailyaly, [music] quote, "I'm

[1:13] going to have to at some point drop this

[1:15] stuff and do something that's more of a

[1:16] service. I'm talking about like painting

[1:18] in malls or something for a living." The

[1:21] 37-year-old actor is eager to strip away

[1:24] his Hollywood [mus