Me, Myself & Irene

The plot centers on Charlie Baileygates, a mild-mannered state trooper who suffers from dissociative identity disorder. His two contrasting personalities—one calm and reserved, the other wild and aggressive—complicate his life, especially after he stops taking his medication. Both personalities develop feelings for Irene, a woman played by Renée Zellweger, leading to chaotic and comedic situations.

Directed by Peter Farrelly, known for his work in comedy with his brother Bobby, the film showcases Jim Carrey’s versatility in handling dual roles with distinct mannerisms and voices. The supporting cast includes Anthony Anderson and Richard Jenkins, who add depth to the comedic ensemble. The film’s humor tends toward the absurd, combining slapstick with dark comedy elements.

Me, Myself & Irene was produced by Conundrum Entertainment and 20th Century Fox, reflecting the era's trend of broad comedies starring major comedic actors. Its reception was mixed at release but it has since developed a cult following among fans of Carrey and Farrelly brothers’ films. The movie's exploration of split personality disorder is played for laughs, which has sparked discussion about its portrayal of mental health.

Collectors can find Me, Myself & Irene available on VHS, DVD, and Blu-ray. Each format preserves the film’s comedic performances and visual style. While no specific edition is singled out for extras or restorations, the availability across physical media makes it accessible for collectors interested in early 2000s comedy or Jim Carrey’s filmography.