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While filming Dumb and Dumber in 1994, Jim Carrey checked into the most haunted hotel room in America and lasted three hours. The Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado was used as the filming location for the fancy hotel in Dumb and Dumber, a comedy about two spectacularly dim-witted best friends on a road trip. But horror fans would recognise the building immediately. It's the same hotel where Stephen King stayed one night in 1974, had a nightmare so vivid and terrifying that he woke up and immediately began outlining his next novel. That novel was The Shining. The room King stayed in was Room 217. The same room Carrey specifically requested during filming. According to hotel staff, Carrey went to bed and three hours later sprinted to the front desk and demanded to be moved to a different hotel entirely. Not a different room. A different hotel. For the rest of the shoot he arrived on set at the last possible second and left the moment cameras stopped rolling. He has never once spoken publicly about what happened inside that room. The hotel's tour guide at the time said simply: "What happened to him in there, we don't know. He's never spoken of it." It didn't end there. Years later, when the sequel Dumb and Dumber To was being made, Carrey approached two filmmakers and pitched them an idea. He wanted to make a secret found footage horror film, shot behind the scenes of the comedy, capturing what he described as doors swinging on their own, things breaking, and people getting hurt throughout the original shoot. The filmmakers were in. The studio said no. To this day, nobody knows what Jim Carrey saw in Room 217. And he's not telling.

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