BURT REYNOLDS TOLD SANDY DUNCAN HE 'WANTED TO KILL' HER AT HEIGHT OF 'BARNEY' FAME, SHE SAYS. (PHOTO).

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 Burt Reynolds told Sandy Duncan he 'wanted to kill' her at height of 'Barney' fame, she says Sandy Duncan, whose career spans seven decades with Emmy, Tony, and Golden Globe nominations, is still remembered by many for her brief role in Barney & the Backyard Gang.  In 1988, during a Hollywood writers’ strike, Duncan accepted the part of “Mom” in the direct‑to‑video children’s series about a purple dinosaur.  Though she had already built a reputation in family entertainment with Peter Pan, Pinocchio, and voice work for Scooby‑Doo and The Fox and the Hound, she admitted later that she was surprised by the project’s simplicity and returned to her regular work after filming three episodes. The success of the videos led to PBS picking up Barney & Friends, and producers asked Duncan to reprise her role.  She recalled being pitched on the franchise’s future, including plush toys and merchandising, but declined the offer a decision she later regretted.  Despite...
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'IS HE WEARING A MASK?' JIM CARREY'S UNRECOGNIZABLE PUFFY NEW LOOK SPARKS FAN MELTDOWN . (PHOTO).

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 'Is he wearing a mask?' Jim Carrey's unrecognizable puffy new look sparks fan meltdown 


Jim Carrey took the Paris spotlight on Thursday night, not just for the career honor he received, but for an appearance that had fans buzzing.


The 64-year-old actor arrived at the 51st César Awards held at the historic L'Olympia in a sleek, all-black suit, exuding classic Hollywood style. 


Carrey was presented with an Honorary César, a celebration of his decades-long contributions to film, and delivered a heartfelt speech dedicating the milestone to his late father.


“I wanted to recognize my dad. I mean, my dad was the type of person that if you met him for five minutes, you felt like you knew him for 50 years,” Carrey said, a clip from the ceremony quickly going viral online.


While many applauded the tribute and celebrated Carrey’s incredible filmography, including The Mask, Ace Ventura: Pet Detective, Liar Liar, and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, social media users couldn’t help but comment on his appearance.


Within minutes, fans flooded platforms with reactions, noting a noticeably different look. 


Some suggested cosmetic changes, with one remarking, “Must have had a lot of work done to his face. Looks very different.” Another said, “Man, he looks different! Hasn’t been in the public eye for a while.”


Comparisons and jokes followed, with one fan asking, “Is he turning into Bill Maher? He looks… different.” 


Others referenced Kris Jenner’s recent facelift, suggesting, “Ooh, fire that plastic surgeon and call Kris Jenner’s.” 


Some were more direct, commenting, “I’m no conspiracy theorist, but that’s not Jim Carrey,” or, “Surgery effects are starting to show.” One even wondered, “Is he wearing a mask? Look at his neck.”


Despite the chatter, the majority of fans focused on the honor itself, celebrating the recognition of Carrey’s impact on comedy and film over the years.


Daily Mail reached out to Carrey’s representatives for comment but has not received a response.

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