Kim Carey's wild personality, eccentric facial expressions and sense of humor have been laughing at the world since the 1980s, and at the age of 21, he got a performance on The Tonight Show, after which he successfully starred in the 1990s comedy "Vivid Colors", and then his films "Pet Detective" and "Dumb and Agua" were also a box office success, but despite these achievements, he has been fighting his heart and making a huge impact on his life
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > he grew up fearing that death would come and arrest his parents</h1>
Kim Carey has struggled with fear growing up, he worries that his parents will leave him at any time, he said: "I remember locking myself in the bathroom crying, I thought they were leaving, they banged on the door and called me out, I don't know if I overcame that fear at the time, I remember when I was 7 years old, my mom sat at the dinner table and said, my brain is deteriorating at an alarming rate, or my angina attack, I will leave at any time, something like this will shock me to the bone"
The tragic childhood experience inspired Carey to write the 2013 children's book Roland Rawls, which touched on some serious topics that affect young people, "One of the things I've always wanted to talk about or deal with is that when children have deep feelings and serious questions arise, people don't recognize them, they think about life, and what to do if something happens to their mom, what if something happens to me."
Carey eventually accepts mom's joke and realizes that this is how she gets attention and love, but it comes at the cost of scaring him to death
< h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > mirror is his only friend</h1>
In a December 2015 issue of the magazine, Kim Carey spoke about the loneliness of his childhood, and when asked if his childhood was different, he admitted: "Well, I spend most of my time in my room staring in the mirror, I never participate in social events, I spend hours grimacing at myself in front of the mirror", describing the memory in a nostalgic way, claiming that he had a good time
While chatting with James Lipton, Carey shared more secrets about his lonely life, saying that his aversion to socializing was imposed on him, and that after dropping out of school, he went from being an all-eugenics to someone who didn't want to know anyone's name or make friends
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > the Carey family lived in a van</h1>
The Kerry family had a tough time, he revealed that he and his family had to stay in the van for a while, however, Kim Carey managed to turn those tough moments into laughter: "A lot of people don't know this, when I was 15, my father was unemployed, I was actually homeless for a long time, we camped in Canada, thank goodness those hard days are over"
Carey changed his lifestyle with his fortune, like he bought a beachfront house in Malibu, which he later sold for $13.4 million
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > self-punishment of legends</h1>
In a roundtable conversation with other Hollywood comedy legends in June 2019, Kim Carey revealed a particularly tragic night he experienced as a fledgling comedian, and Kerry described the famous disaster scene in Los Angeles as self-punishment and punishment of the audience, he said: "I won the warm applause of the audience, and then I climbed into the audience with my hands and knees, and suddenly someone ran to the back of the piano and started tapping the keys, singing, I hate all of you, you gave me pain, The 250 people on the scene ended up with only 5 spectators left, and everyone else was gone."
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Kim Carey suffers from depression</h1>
In an interview with Larry King, Kim Carey described himself as an eccentric and serious person who explored the topic more deeply in the course of chatting with him, and his serious personality, which is not common in the public, may be attributed to the fact that he has been battling depression, which he revealed took him a long time to finally reach the point where he sometimes felt happy
After gradually quitting alcohol and drugs and restricting his coffee intake, Kelly found that his mental health had improved, and in order to suppress depression, he set his sights on Jesus, "Jesus, I can be the person you want me to be," he said in an interview, "It's all the same at the end of the day, you're either in a place where there's love or in a place where there's no love, and if you're with me right now, you're not going to be unhappy."
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > he used art to mend broken hearts</h1>
One of his best-known relationships was with actress Janie McCarthy, who had been in love for five years and announced their breakup, and McCarthy told Oprah Winfrey in September 2010, "Those moments you see us together, is it love?"
After the breakup, Carey used art as a form of healing, and in the documentary Kim Carey: I Need Color, he said painting and clay sculpture helped him mend the broken heart, and although he didn't mention McCarthy's name, the timeline of the two's breakup coincided with his entry into the art world
"When I started painting a lot, I was so fascinated that my home had no place to get my feet, there were paintings everywhere and they had become part of the furniture"
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > he was known as a difficult person to date</h1>
In 1987, he married actress Melissa Woma and had a daughter, after which the two parted ways, and in 1996, he married Lauren Holly, the star of Dumb and Agua, but she filed for divorce in July 1997, and then he experienced a series of unstable relationships, including the dissolution of Renee Zellweger in "One Head Two Big"
After the news came out that his relationship with Gianni McCarthy was starting to go downhill, a source called the comedian a difficult person to date, telling people that Carey could be either warm or cold, that he was the kind of person who desperately needed to be with someone and then desperately needed to be alone, but at the same time, he was also a very loving and very compassionate person
<H1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > Kim Carey loses his personality in the performance</h1>
Kim Carey played the late comedian Andy Kaufman in the 1999 film Man on the Moon, a compelling performance described on Rotten Tomatoes as surprisingly accurate, and even film critic Roger Albert impressed Carey, who wrote that Carey managed to disappear into the character, and Kerry felt that it was in a darker way
He said in a 2019 conversation that the role made him realize that he was capable of losing himself in a role and that it would take him a full month to reacquaint himself with tough questions such as, what should I believe, what I like and what I don't like
< H1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > a lawsuit sparked by the unfortunate death of his ex-girlfriend</h1>
Another of Kim Carey's relationships has also made the news, his controversial relationship with makeup artist Caterina White, who met in a 2012 film in which white ended his life in September 2015 due to an overdose, and Carey was the coffin protector at her funeral
The following year, White's separated husband Mark Burton and her mother, Brigitte Sweetman, sued Carey, alleging that Carey had infected her with the disease without informing White and giving white drugs, a heated lawsuit that was dismissed in January 2018 without further details on either side, though Carey's lawyer told the media that the actor was looking forward to his new life
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Kim Carey has achieved great things, but he is still unhappy</h1>
Kim Carey was a top figure in the show business, starring in the movie "Dumb and Agua" in 1994, and the salary was as high as $20 million, which is an unprecedented amount, coincidentally, the money did not solve Carey's problems, so he suspended his work, he told reporters: "I just don't want to do this line of work anymore, I don't like what's happening, the company will take over all this"
In 2018, Kerry triumphed with the series "Joke", he said: "After a lot of awakenings, including what we are, why are we here these two questions", when asked what prompted him to wake up, Carey replied: "I think it is when you have what everyone dreams of, and you find that you are not happy", although Kerry also stressed that his understanding of suffering is a path of redemption, but compassion ultimately allowed him to be free