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‘The Grinch’ Sequel in the Works with Jim Carrey Returning: Reports

Jim Carrey is in talks to return as the Grinch, while Ron Howard is set to direct and produce the sequel.

  • Universal and Imagine Entertainment are developing a sequel to the 2000 live-action hit How The Grinch Stole Christmas, with director Ron Howard and star Jim Carrey in talks to return.
  • Grossing $345 million worldwide, the 2000 film has become a durable holiday streaming staple, peaking at 962 million minutes viewed during last year's holiday season.
  • Writers Alec Berg, Jeff Schaffer, and David Mandel are penning the script, bringing experience from Curb Your Enthusiasm and the 2003 adaptation of The Cat in the Hat.
  • Carrey has expressed interest in reprising the role, suggesting motion-capture technology to avoid the grueling makeup process that once prompted him to consider quitting production.
  • The project is overseen by CEO Susan Brandt for Seuss Enterprises, alongside Senior Vice President Britt Hennemuth and Creative Executive Christina Hoffrogge for Universal, with producer Brian Grazer joining Howard.
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Jim Carrey is set to return as the Grinch: Universal is working on a sequel to the Christmas classic. Ron Howard will direct. Jim Carrey (64) is expected to return to the big screen as the Grinch once again. According to the industry magazine "The Hollywood Reporter," Universal Pictures is working on a sequel to the successful Christmas film. Carrey is reportedly in negotiations. Director Ron Howard (72), who directed the first film, is also exp…

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TMZ broke the news in Los Angeles, United States on Thursday, June 18, 2026.
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