The pet detective might be back: Ace Ventura 3's potential return with Jim Carrey

In the world of 90s pop culture, few names resonated as much as "Ace Ventura: Pet Detective". Fast forward to 2021, and the hint of a third installment brought with it a tidal wave of nostalgia and excitement. Jim Carrey, synonymous with the quirky detective, was in talks of possibly donning his signature Hawaiian shirts for another adventurous caper.

The murmurs from Morgan Creek

With the tantalizing tease of a third installment, fans were eager for details. Thanks to a conversation with Park Circus, the Morgan Creek team dropped some hopeful hints. They noted, "It's noticeable from the 3 million fans chatting on the official Facebook page for Ace Ventura that audiences are clamoring for a 3rd installment." A promising remark that ignited the imaginations of longtime fans.

Further bolstering this excitement, Morgan Creek spilled that during the challenging COVID period, audiences were particularly sentimental. They loved revisiting beloved characters and cherished narratives. And so, Ace Ventura was poised to see a "new day at Amazon as a major motion picture/theatrical with the Sonic the Hedgehog writers."

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Ventura's legacy and the journey forward

"Ace Ventura: Pet Detective" stormed the cinemas 27 years ago, weaving a hilarious tale about the missing Miami Dolphins mascot. Its sequel, "Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls," followed the detective as he emerged from a spiritual hiatus, only to be drawn into the mystery of a missing sacred white bat. But the question on everyone's lips in 2021 was - what had Ace been up to in the decades that followed?

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As we reminisce today, the buzz surrounding the potential return of this iconic detective serves as a testament to the enduring appeal of classic characters and the power of nostalgia. As Morgan Creek aptly put it, "Moving forward, we aim to continue to work with visionary filmmakers... and deliver the of experiences that audiences love."

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