Jim Carrey Does Entire Fallon Interview On A Treadmill (VIDEO)

The very funny Jim Carrey stopped by "Late Night" Thursday night, presumably during a break from rehearsing "Saturday Night Live" for this weekend, and gave Jimmy Fallon one of the most unique interviews we've seen in a while. From start to finish, Carrey did his entire interview while jogging at a fast pace on a treadmill near Fallon's desk.

Check out both parts of the interview to see Carrey run his heart out in a red tracksuit while fielding questions from Fallon about his new movie "I Love You Philip Morris." Carrey gives a surprisingly solid interview considering the circumstances, and even saves enough breath to tell us about his experience at a gay bar in Miami with Ewan McGregor.

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[henrypapillon]

10:41 AM on 01/09/2011

He and Jenny McCarthy are a matched set. I hope they stay together and don't ruin 2 households.

[freddypudwacker]

08:56 AM on 01/09/2011

Well he doesn't have Jenny anymore, he's got to do something with all that mania.

[DailyShowSpecial]

08:04 AM on 01/09/2011

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[ImBradPitt]

10:36 AM on 01/09/2011

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[nondiplome]

03:29 PM on 01/09/2011

Thanks guys. At least now I know that it's not personal. LMAO at your avi and name. 100000% not guilty! LOL. Fanned.

[lightist]

04:16 AM on 01/09/2011

Always felt Jim Carrey was a genius. Now I'm beginning to wonder about Jimmy Fallon. He's just got this way about him where I feel he's really, really digging the scenes he creates as much as we do. Some of the other major dudes in that genre of that genre seem at one remove from simply diggin' the scene in that almost childlike, teenage, inspired, genuine way.

That's just my half-pennies worth.

[Dratitdown]

07:57 AM on 01/09/2011

The difference is not in "digging the scene", It's called "professionalism in your performance" and Fallon has never had a lick of it. The world has forgotten how he ruined every SNL sketch he was ever in because he couldn't stop "digging the scene" and laughing throughout. Those other "major dudes" in the genre are professionals that don't need to laugh at their own jokes to make everyone else laugh. I would suspect that your enjoyment of "scene digging" probably comes from heavy marijuana use, so hey, whatever works "dude".

[nondiplome]

03:32 PM on 01/09/2011

Made me laugh on SNL. Is that ok with you, Sire?

[MayoGalway]

12:01 AM on 01/09/2011

Hey, his channeling a sort of Jim Morrison character on the MTV Awards years ago was priceless. ditto Andy Kaufman

[babaganoush9]

09:22 PM on 01/08/2011

I almost drowned once. My second near death experience was when Carrey came out the back end of the rhino in the second Pet Detective 'When Nature Calls' movie. Headline would have read "Man Dies Laughing And Is Still Laughing At Funeral".

[understandthis]

10:11 PM on 01/08/2011

yes that has been one of the funniest scenes i ever saw

[tcnsrq]

08:57 PM on 01/08/2011

Ryan Gossling on his bike on Ellen was better...

[phazeroftruth]

01:11 AM on 01/09/2011

What? Did he die of a heart attack on set?

[WmBlackstone]

08:50 PM on 01/08/2011

Jim Carrey -- just another Canadian comedian way past their prime (if there ever was a prime). These one-shot entertainers need to realize when their wad is shot and just retire, but their ego keeps them desperately trying to come back, ala Eddie Murphy. Give it up, Jimmy, and go buy a Tim Horton's franchise donut shop and reminisce when you were a "big star".

[gwensgal]

09:02 PM on 01/08/2011

Eddie Murphy is Canadian?

Just kidding--I got your meaning. :-)

[bigmovieman]

09:20 PM on 01/08/2011

What does being Canadian have to do with anything?

[understandthis]

10:12 PM on 01/08/2011

i was wonder same thing, just Canadians?

[JDog0822]

10:38 PM on 01/08/2011

You can't tell me that Canadian "legends"Alan Thicke, David Steinberg and Mike Myers are past their prime! Say it ain't so for the red and white!

[TheMuckraker]

08:45 PM on 01/08/2011

Tina Fey should put on her Sarah Palin hat for SNL tonight

[DG3]

08:17 PM on 01/08/2011

It probably seemed funnier on paper. It wasn't in execution. Maybe if half way through, Carrey and Fallon switched places.

[namewithheld]

08:07 PM on 01/08/2011

I probably should have put some salt down on my driveway today.

[SvrWx]

07:40 PM on 01/08/2011

Thankfully Jim Carrey's flame went out a long time ago. His attempts at regaining his popularity smells of desperate times.

[PaticaDeGato]

07:24 PM on 01/08/2011

Desperately Seeking Hilarity.

[PNK]

07:19 PM on 01/08/2011

That dude is in shape!
'Phillip Morris' = good movie!

[Patricia Russell]

07:11 PM on 01/08/2011

and Ellen worked out on her show the next day and had her guest workout too