Russia announced Monday that it would ban 100 prominent Canadians, including the 60-year-old actor, from entering its territory in response to Canadian sanctions targeting Russian journalists and actors in October.
The Canadian actor criticized Moscow’s decision to ban him from entering Russia on Twitter Jim Carrey.
Russia announced Monday that it would ban 100 prominent Canadians, including the 60-year-old actor, from entering its territory in response to Canadian sanctions targeting Russian journalists and actors in October.
Carey was challenged by Canadian author Margaret Atwood. “Damn it! Jim Carrey and I had planned a little naughty escape the weekend in Moscow. Guess we’ll have to replace it with Kyiv” Atwood joked on Twitter.
“Yes, Margaret Atwood, I’m afraid the worst has happened. Russia banned us from entering… but 100 Canadians’ problems don’t equal a hill of beans in this crazy world! We’ll always have Paris. I’m happy to look at you little one” replied the actor, referencing Humphrey Bogart and Ygrid Bergman in the unforgettable film Casablanca.
Yes @MargaretAtwood, I’m afraid the worst has happened. We’re banned from Russia🥱…but the problems of 100 Canadians don’t amount to a hill of beans in this crazy world! We’ll always have Paris. Here’s looking at you kid. 😢☔️ https://t.co/yLtE0WwbNV
— Jim Carrey (@JimCarrey) November 15, 2022
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