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Jim Carrey’s Haunting Stay at the Stanley Hotel: The Night He Couldn't Handle
During the filming of Dumb and Dumber in 1994, Jim Carrey had a brief but chilling encounter with one of America’s most haunted hotels—the Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado. Known for inspiring Stephen King's The Shining, the Stanley Hotel is famous for its eerie atmosphere and ghostly tales. Carrey decided to stay in the notorious Room 217, the very room where Stephen King had a terrifying experience that led to his iconic horror novel.
But Carrey’s visit wasn’t just a casual stay. According to reports, he checked into Room 217 and didn’t even make it through the night. In the middle of the night, something spooked him so severely that he packed his things and left the hotel abruptly. To this day, Carrey has never fully disclosed what exactly terrified him, but the incident was enough for him to refuse to return to the hotel. It’s said that he requested to be moved to another hotel immediately after his departure.
Room 217, famous for its ghostly occurrences, is where Stephen King had a nightmare about his young son being chased down the hotel’s corridors. This incident inspired him to write The Shining, and ever since, paranormal enthusiasts and fans of horror have flocked to the Stanley to test its haunted reputation. Guests and staff have long reported strange noises, flickering lights, and sightings of ghostly figures throughout the hotel.
Jim Carrey’s unexplained encounter only adds to the mystique of the Stanley Hotel, solidifying its place in both Hollywood lore and paranormal history. Though Carrey may never reveal what truly happened, the story remains a spine-tingling chapter in the hotel's ghostly reputation.
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Jim Carrey’s Haunting Stay at the Stanley Hotel: The Night He Couldn't Handle
During the filming of Dumb and Dumber in 1994, Jim Carrey had a brief but chilling encounter with one of America’s most haunted hotels—the Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado. Known for inspiring Stephen King's The Shining, the Stanley Hotel is famous for its eerie atmosphere and ghostly tales. Carrey decided to stay in the notorious Room 217, the very room where Stephen King had a terrifying experience that led to his iconic horror novel.
But Carrey’s visit wasn’t just a casual stay. According to reports, he checked into Room 217 and didn’t even make it through the night. In the middle of the night, something spooked him so severely that he packed his things and left the hotel abruptly. To this day, Carrey has never fully disclosed what exactly terrified him, but the incident was enough for him to refuse to return to the hotel. It’s said that he requested to be moved to another hotel immediately after his departure.
Room 217, famous for its ghostly occurrences, is where Stephen King had a nightmare about his young son being chased down the hotel’s corridors. This incident inspired him to write The Shining, and ever since, paranormal enthusiasts and fans of horror have flocked to the Stanley to test its haunted reputation. Guests and staff have long reported strange noises, flickering lights, and sightings of ghostly figures throughout the hotel.
Jim Carrey’s unexplained encounter only adds to the mystique of the Stanley Hotel, solidifying its place in both Hollywood lore and paranormal history. Though Carrey may never reveal what truly happened, the story remains a spine-tingling chapter in the hotel's ghostly reputation.
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