Maura Tierney in Liar Liar #3

Here are the final scenes from "Liar Liar" that Maura Tierney are in. Be sure to check out the other two videos, as well.

[@purpledonut3772]

This is a perfect scene. Fletcher finally learns from his awful mistakes and is now a loving and caring father/husband. Also, Jerry is such a kind hearted soul.

[@stephenbruce1548]

I hate how the film makes it seem like Jerry is a "bad guy" throughout" most of the movie, until this scene.

[@purpledonut3772]

Stephen Bruce aye, like I guess Jerry was an antagonist hero, since he is antagonistic towards Fletcher, but he is still a very good person.

[@stefantomasi4036]

Purple Donut Jerry is not really a bad guy. It’s like Jimmy Murtaugh I’m Cheaper by the Dozen 2. He wasn’t an antagonist. They were just in competition

[@purpledonut3772]

Stefan Tomasi yeah I suppose so, I never said he was a “bad guy” tho

[@dr.sudhakarpowar2916]

... It's only the situation where they r trying to win affection of Audrey that makes them antagonistic to each other .... But in their own right both are great guys Jerry probably much more sauve and kind hearted ...Fletcher wilder and with dormant sensibilities that were finally awakened by the shocking news of Max locating to Boston.... but both are good ..Jerry is graceful in quietly accepting the fact that probably he has to loose his love interest as Max and Audrey are better off not following him to Boston..that's greatness of his character.suave & humane. The film I feel is very philosophical .though it's classified as Humourous Genre...

[@cdrfrost734]

you gotta give it to Jerry, total Gentleman he just stepped aside.

[@CountArtha]

_"Annie, I love you . . . . But let's leave that out of this. I don't want to be someone that you're settling for; I don't want to be someone that _anyone_ settles for. Marriage is hard enough without bringing such low expectations into it."_ - Bill Pullman, _Sleepless in Seattle_

[@JoseLopez-lh7jz]

Nice guys finish last

[@dedrik932]

🤔🤣

[@zavistyle6080]

Poor Jerry. He’s the true hero of the movie

[@alexfroelich3404]

Then had to saw his own leg off

[@jimmy2k4o]

Can we take a moment and say that Jerry was a lovely honourable guy. Avoid the evil stepdad trope.

[@OneWeirdDude]

*honorable

[@sheevamirshahi8820]

@@OneWeirdDude honourable in canada, honorable in united states

[@OneWeirdDude]

@@sheevamirshahi8820 Yes, "honorable" in the U.S., very good.

[@luispetrozo1022]

)b )/y,@g"

[@waikeonglim7703]

Yeah. People should take notes of this guy. He shows a good example

[@iluvlafferty]

I love that Audrey and Fletcher got back together in the end. It shows that forgiveness and redemption are fully possible, and that love really can overcome some huge obstacles. Jerry realized he wasn't the one for Audrey when she didn't reciprocate his love confession on the plane. Throughout the movie, they made it clear she was much more comfortable with Fletcher than with Jerry.

[@Kaboomboo]

I think it gives kids false hope into thinking their parents will get back together. They rarely do.

[@24Lorn]

@@Kaboomboo Totally agree. That's one of the reasons why, unlike "Liar Liar", "Mrs Doubtfire" is an amazing movie about a divorced family with an amazing ending: the original one was supposed to show the Hillards getting back together; but Sally Field and Robin Williams decided not to shoot such a non-realistic ending, and to give the audience a much stronger, truer and deeper message of love from parents to children, even in case of a divorce; if there is this kind of love and this sincere strong bond, family will always keep existing, whatever happens, even if parents won't be together anymore as a couple.

[@clintair130]

I wouldn't have got back with that bitch

[@danielbence9562]

Mrs Doubtfire had a better ending because it didn't give kids with divorced parents false hope.

[@ericlehman6841]

​@@danielbence9562That's true, but sometimes (although, rarely) divorced partners get back together. I wouldn't say that divorce was the focus in this movie. That's how it's unlike "Mrs. Doubtfire". It's not like Audrey didn't allow Fletcher to see Max. Which was the case with Daniel and Miranda. Secondly, the focus wasn't divorce it was about being honest and keeping promises.

[@traviselrod7803]

Two things, Jerry is a hero in this scene, what a selfless choice. Secondly, props to the director for finding someone to play Jerry who is funny in his own right and in a completely different way than Jim Carrey.

[@lailabeeba8016]

"I love you and I'll never hurt you again" love it, you can hear the truth and the sincerity in his voice..

[@MohanKumar-jp4tn]

1:25

[@TheseBitchesWantNikes]

I like that the movie doesn't demonize Jerry or make him an evil letch. He just happens to be in the wrong place at the wrong time.

[@thejimbruce]

In the extended cut of the film the claw ends up killing all of them. It's surprisingly dark and conflicted with the tone of the rest of the film.

[@fellowcomrade7357]

LMFAO

[@joshant0920]

I dying of laughter rn

[@josmo1363]

good I dislike sappy happy endings

[@lewisgapper1063]

Comic Jim Bruce This comment is funnier when you read it and then you watch it 😂

[@dallasyap3064]

Lol

[@petergresh516]

Fun fact the original ending Fletcher was supposed to be arrested an a year later Max and Audrey were showing visiting him in jail and he promised not to lie to Max anymore But a test screen audience didn't like it so they reshot the ending

[@awesomebacon1075]

That would’ve been pretty dope, ngl

[@lexingtonconcord8751]

Glad they changed it. This was a beautiful ending 🙏🏻

[@thefatman69dude]

Yeah that's a terrible ending.

[@westenpedersen-giles9190]

If that’s true, then I’m glad they reshot the ending.

[@ericlehman6841]

I'm guessing that Aubrey and Jerry bailed out Fletcher.

[@Turkey_Fart]

Jerry’s a good guy. He wanted the best for Max, even if it meant not getting Audrey

[@crosstatt7441]

Exactly. Because he wasn’t really out to damage the relationship between Fletcher and Aubrey or Fletcher and Max. Although he loved Aubrey, he wanted what was best for Max. It was more of a struggle with Fletcher about himself. That was the conflict of the movie.

[@REVOFEV792]

The extra looks back and tries to hide his laughter looking at Jim doing the Fire Marshall Bill faces lmao

[@MikeJ2023]

You’re going to laugh but I always thought Audrey was played by Jennifer Aniston.

[@korrblank1361]

You got mixed up, that was bruce almighty.

[@ericalvarez8161]

Same here.

[@arthurboot6342]

Same

[@sabyasachiparida2807]

+1, Bro

[@jackthesoxfan2824]

Bruhhh me too

[@jrewing1512]

I love the ending. He got his family back.

[@kenhollis6197]

Apparently, the studio that produced Mrs. Doubtfire wanted Daniel and Miranda to get back together at the end, but Robin Williams and Sally Field refused to play it that way, because they wanted the ending to be more realistic. However, I can get behind Fletcher and Audrey getting back together again, because they never fell out of love, and Audrey can see that Fletcher truly learned his lesson.

[@peytonwooley2332]

Yup yup 👍 Im pretty sure only reason they divorced in the first place was cause fletcher favored work and obessesively lied way too much, but now he dont care about work and sticks to his guns on not lying this ending works out better then original. :)

[@kimberlybeth]

That makes a lot more sense in mrs doubtfire because it wasn’t out to prove that they still loved each other it was proving he could be a responsible adult and parent.

[@Ch3rryD3m0n]

The ending always gets me 🥺

[@zach25man4]

If you look very closely at 0:07 the fire man with the radio is Jim carry

[@JDMilitaria]

@Nidhi Why?? it's a movie, and Jim carry loved to play funny rolls. you must be new if you think little Easter eggs like this is new in movies.. honestly

[@smokey4519]

He’s dressed up as fire marshal bill from MTV😂

[@poeticnation6251]

@@JDMilitaria It was a clever twist on his character from the 90's television show "In Living Color" where he played a "degenerate" firefighter named "Fire Marshall Bill." His favorite line from the show was "Let me tell ya sumthing"

[@JDMilitaria]

@@poeticnation6251 Oh, never knew that.. Thank you

[@poeticnation6251]

@@JDMilitaria You're welcome. It's actually a pretty funny routine he did (Jamie Foxx was on the show with him, and he used to play this really ugly woman called Wanda, sometimes, when Jim Carrey did the Fire Marshel Bill routine).

[@Peter-zp2fc]

Not gonna lie, I cry when Fletcher is talking to Max about how much he loves him. Jim Carrey was so convincing as a father here that it's like my own dad is talking. It's therapeutic.

[@NiVi192]

Wow, what a caring, selfless gentleman Jerry was. 😮 ...He also sensed that she didn't truly love him and was more or less escaping the constant disappointments of her ex-husband to provide her son with a reliable father figure. Either way, what a fair, considerate, (emotionally) intelligent man.

[@ericlehman6841]

Hopefully, Jerry fell in love with someone who loved him back.

[@daisyduke843]

Im here because Fire Marshall Bill is in the background when his ex says thats my husband. And the guys by him are just cracking up 😂😂😂😂😂

[@thefatman69dude]

Gotta give Jerry props he knew he couldn't compete with Fletcher. And I loved that about this scene and I loved how this movie is all about a dad redeeming himself from being a shitty dad. Sometimes people do change and as someone who had a dead beat absent dad in life this ending always got to me. It's nice to see a movie about a dad doing right by his kid and choosing to be a better dad. You don't get that in movies anymore really. The dad/ father characters don't get arcs like this.

[@insertnamehere2746]

Yeah but in this situation that shit would not happen, Fletcher would be in jail for an EXTREMELY long time. It's one thing if Audrey doesn't love Jerry and Jerry accepts that. It's another thing however that 1. She went A LONG time saying that she did love him, and 2. The fact that she got back Fletcher after al the crimes he committed in a span of 24 hours makes her an actual dumb character. Just because he told the truth for 1 day does make him a responsible human being or a good father

[@ryandavies8679]

This is such a good film

[@jsamanthababy]

Just read this online, but starting at 6 seconds in, Jim Carrey decided to cameo in the background. He was Fire Marshall Bill, a character he played in the comedy show Living Color. He’s smiling in the back and I’m dying over it.

[@thepowerofIandI]

Oh my god that is hilarious

[@shoshannahlee4514]

I shed a tear in this scene. 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢 That's how good this movie is. It made me cry. At least it ended happily. 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@tylerdinkydooamusementmadn6368]

Me too

[@enrikeadrianzen3693]

Me too😔😔😔

[@cliftonjames785]

Well, not so much for Jerry. I felt bad for him

[@HaywardEntertainment]

He sure can make "Funny" heart warming movies

[@ListenToyourHeart9898]

When Jim is acting in this scene when he was being honest to his son that’s when I like him the best!!!!! I actually cried watching this scene it’s such a beautiful moment!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@elder-woodsilverstein7716]

If you look in the background, you can see fire, marshal bill, one of Carrey’s characters from in living color, talking on a walkie-talkie.

[@seanshukoski3457]

Jim actually cameos the bit himself as well, lol.

[@GearShifter925]

This ending part brings TEARS OUT of my eyes. 😭😭😭😭😭

[@dallasyap3064]

Now that's a happy ending. That's what every father and husband should do, be a caring and loving father and husband.

[@mabelw7]

Theres no good hysband and father out there

[@dallasyap3064]

@@mabelw7 not don't have but very less.

[@jahspromise]

You don't live in the real world.

[@marioprime1997]

@@mabelw7 Just because you haven't met them doesn't mean there aren't.

[@jack-m.d.]

I love how Jim Carrey’s character (Fire Marshall Bill) is in the background around the 0:06 second mark

[@thomaspaull2594]

If it was him, how come nothing blew up?

[@HaywardEntertainment]

Jim Carrey was an extra in his own movie

[@z-rex6068]

Omg lol I never even noticed

[@cgme7076]

LOL

[@Locadel2003]

One of the most rewatchable movies ever made

[@z-rex6068]

What a movie. So many touching moments in this film like this ending

[@dillonjanz852]

Seeing him in the back as the fireman too was hilarious!

[@ThaKiddCT]

The Fact Jim Did A Cameo As His Character "Fire Marshal Bill" In The Background Of The Beginning Of This Scene Is Amazing!!

[@mikehughes1433]

Fun fact Jim carry is fire Marshall bill and on the stretcher at the same time..... 0.08 pause and look for your self above lady next to Jerry in the fireman's suit.... what a god

[@alyrocha8758]

Jim Carrey was my favorite actor when I was child and actually his movies still being my favorites on 2021. 😊

[@ashishfrancis5004]

I found myself crying and smiling at the same time What a movie?

[@rowanfawcett]

I just realized something! Max: "I want to stay here with my dad" Jerry: "As you wish."

[@nawwarjoker8793]

Jerry is brilliand respectful successful man 🧡

[@mck0027]

Gotta say, my favorite part of this movie is "The CLAW!!!"

[@memyselfi9138]

This scene always brings a tear to my eye!! 🥲❤️

[@gerardedwards1980]

Jims truth speech to jake..is my absolute fav scene of his ..he really knocked it outta the park...its as good as chandlers plea to anna farris for her baby..on Friends...

[@HaywardEntertainment]

He sure knows how to make "Funny" heart warming movies

[@AlexanderRivera23]

I’m in love with Audrey

[@sergioelizondo8304]

0:13 look at Jim in the back playing firefighter

[@juggalokarnage7108]

Still can’t get over Jim’s character Fire Marshal Bill making a cameo there 🤣

[@AmazingArieK]

Did anyone notice Jim Carrey was also wearing the full fireman uniform, holding a walkie and smiling in the background????????? 👀🤣🤣 I freaking love this man!! He’s so unpredictably hilarious! 🤣

[@lovedeloise]

timestamp pleaseee 🤣

[@AmazingArieK]

@@lovedeloise Right at the beginning of this clip! 0:06 through 0:16. Look at the crowd behind them right before Audrey goes to check on Fletcher. You’ll notice another firefighter dressed in yellow with the hat on a walkie and people trying not to laugh. Lol

[@lovedeloise]

@@AmazingArieK lol i see it thanksss

[@GPChannelTM]

I want to be a Dad like him in the end

[@siddharth2796]

Hmmmm

[@AA-xk1uv]

Hmmmm

[@s_h_u_a_n]

Awwww

[@nawwarjoker8793]

Well, you have to STOP lying then 😅

[@stefantomasi4036]

2:46 my favourite happy ending

[@darrien6223]

2 things one: i laughed cause both his legs are broken so they cant take him to jail two: some guy pointed out that jim was also the fire marshall on a face book post

[@jessicabrandfass2227]

yeah he cameos in his own flim as Fire Marshall Phil in the background at the beginning of this scene just found out today

[@Sentai7]

This is just a all around movie. Comedy, drama, and morals.

[@camilais]

i really like this movie yes jim is the king and Maura rules!

[@Mr.N0506Y]

Imagine if this happened for real.. How proud would that kid be to tell this story to his kids in the future!💖

[@philosopher1a]

Total fun movie in only 1 1 /2 hrs

[@thepowernator6241]

0:05 There's Fire Marshal Bill in the background 0:21 I don't see how that's great news 1:23 At least Fletcher redeemed himself 1:59 Sweet soft music 2:15 Father and son reunited 2:39 Max got his father back 3:23 It's most likely Fletcher and Audrey got back together again 4:03 The Claw is back 4:07 No one can stop The Claw 4:09 Run away 4:11 No one can stop it 4:15 Happy Ending

[@BrandonKohout]

Now that’s what I call an happy ending.

[@yasminepadilla]

Jerry don't worry you will go on to find your princess buttercup🏌️‍♂️😂⚘

[@CountArtha]

Every time I watch this movie to the end I forget he can walk. They have him sitting to make you'll think he was crippled, so that the ending will have extra levity.

[@LilyRose8959]

The end with Max's birthday took place a year later.

[@tatyana6063]

Wow, how Maura picked Jim in this part, was great.

[@s.v.o.579]

this is too fucking wholesome I can't

[@alynska]

JIM IS THE KING

[@1ali1996]

omg 😭🌇😞 13 years ago

[@DLRProdigalSons]

If only this was real life lol

[@insertnamehere2746]

Why though? Why should a practically thinking woman fall back into the arms of her ex husband that just got a whole plane pulled over nearly causing a crash? Why should she go back to him after all the shit he did in the last 24 hours? What would be wrong with her being with Jerry, a guy who would be a GREAT example and stepfather to the kid? I am glad this shit is not real life

[@crosstatt7441]

@@insertnamehere2746Sometimes people need a little break from each other. Then, they get back together. I can understand your feelings, but a man did it to get his family back. Jerry probably also helped bail him out.

[@kellyallen6830]

I love this movie!

[@TheRealNabil]

Great ending

[@ZZtheDark]

True OGs will cry to this ending.

[@Chardo1025]

for those that dont know...when Audrey is talking to the policeman at the beginning of the clip....notice the firefighter in the background. Its actually Jim Carey playing homage to his Firefighter Bill character from the TV Show..."In Living Color". You'll notice the extra standing in front of him covers his mouth as he laughs! lol

[@EllieWilliams2056]

I know you’ve seen that multiple people, years ago. have already commented about this and pointed all of this out. Some of them even timestamped it. So you writing this comment for likes isn’t gonna work little buddy. Try again 👏 Lol ya lil like-fisher

[@dannymenendez6063]

00:07 Jim Carey is the firefighter talking the radio as fire marshall bill 😂

[@LH62579]

Feel a little bad for Jerry. He is such a good guy!

[@crosstatt7441]

Hopefully, he found love at his new home in Boston.

[@YTWarrior100]

"I wished for roller blades." Good cover

[@nicktroisi6347]

Such a great moment. Fletcher truly loves his son and is a 100 times better than some of the fathers out there Fun fact: at 0:08 the fireman at the back is played by Jim himself

[@cygnustsp]

Lol

[@mjwatts1983]

LET ME TELL YAH SOMETHIN…

[@joshuastange]

Know It Makes Me Cry When Jim Carrey Said I Love You. I Love You Doctor Eggman

[@jacobmanderson3066]

Now that is a family dad

[@stefantomasi4036]

MrJacob1957 absolutely

[@xxiv8841]

"Great news!..both of my legs are broken so they cant take me straight to jail" 😂😂😂

[@nilanthinisr]

Love the innocence of Jim Carrey 💋🤗💝 Jim Carrey 💋 forever🙌✨

[@Mio248]

"NNNNOOOTHING CAN STOP THE CLAAAAAAAAAWWWW!!!" 🤣

[@AkaEagle1975]

I actually cried at this

[@jackofclubs6229]

MAX HAS WISH POWERS HES A REAITY BENDER

[@Pup_Project]

Makes me cry everytime....

[@Anime_Lover_PHX_SAC_ABQ]

Did anyone else seriously feel sorry for Jerry in this movie?

[@RJavier007]

Nah she gave her away. His job was more important than keeping the relationship. He could have found another job and not move to Boston.

[@akshaynatu6568]

@@RJavier007 She didn't love him anyway.

[@islandblader]

@@RJavier007 he tried too hard with Max, and I think what Fletcher did in what could've potentially have been the last time he could've seen his son, softened his heart.

[@insertnamehere2746]

@@islandblader what the hell does "trying too hard" with max mean? Isn't a step father supposed to get to know their step son? He would be a piece of shit if he wasnt trying

[@ericlehman6841]

I have some sympathy for Jerry. Aubrey just wasn't right for him. Also, he couldn't be the dad to Max that Fletcher was.

[@deenreviews]

The ending was ok but actually spreads a bad message. In reality you cant get what you want, like your parents getting back together or your father showing the affection you want. In the end this story would have been sadder if it were reality. Yes, it is fiction, but it kinda creeps me out that the kid is being needy and is technically forcing his parents to get back together.

[@elianacohn8338]

but he did wish for that he wished for roller blades

[@insertnamehere2746]

I agree it is a cheap ending, because any realistic and practial woman would PROBABLY stay with Jerry as he's a responsible caring guy who is THERE for Max and DOES NOT LIE. Same practical woman would also NOT get back with an idiot like Fletcher because yes he did learn to be an honest man but he is still a criminal and a cheater. He has SO MUCH work to do before he should even be allowed to see his kid again, much less have the movie attempt to imply that he's a better fsther figure than Jerry

[@ericlehman6841]

Yes, it's fictional, but sometimes (although it's much less common) people divorce and then remarry each other. Fletcher and Aubrey were never out of love with each other. The former just wasn't dependable. It's not like "Mrs. Doubtfire" where, Miranda no longer loved Daniel, but the latter just wanted to spend time with his children. Fletcher wasn't fighting for equal custody rights, like Daniel. The central theme in the first was being a dependable father and husband and keeping your promises. Also, explaining why adults need to lie. Whereas in the second, it was about a man who couldn't hold down a job and wanted to be a playmate to his children and not being allowed to see them on his own. The central focus in "Liar, Liar" wasn't divorce like it was in "Mrs. Doubtfire".

[@yeseniaeguia256]

My Parents 😍 *i wished for adoption since I was 4 years old, the moment i saw this film i dreamed of being in an environment like this, a family who's moral by the end of the day is tending to his son/child first*

[@mysteryperson1976]

I remember when first renting it with my mom as a kid. When getting to the year later, my mom said "he's going to wish for them to get back together." When the lights turned out and we saw that, and Jim Carrey asked that, it was almost like a joke set up. My mom pointed out that they knew that's what most audience members would be predicting, so they purposefully set it up that way as a joke.

[@jr4038]

At 0:08 you can see Jim Carey in the back ground as fire marshall bill

[@art_vandelay7845]

I freaking lost my mind after realizing that

[@TheMelissarondon007]

Luv this movie

[@RaymondRomo-of4ki]

Who noticed Jim acting like a fireman on the background at the beginning of the clip while the couple getting interviewed 😂😂

[@faisal-ca]

Clear conscience is the best cure.

[@jahspromise]

I love how you can hear the little boy laughing at 4:23

[@ubaidkashmiri7611]

Happy family

[@1ali1996]

omg 13 years ago 🌇😞 RIP everyone ...

[@fadzilpauzi7826]

Nothing can stop the claw....!!!! Hahaha

[@hectorlopez1069]

I guess Jerry wanted Max to always be with his father.

[@StarBrickAnimations]

Legendary movie!🙌

[@robertgillrobbiegillandjoj2759]

My Favorite

[@smkbrad]

i cant honestly say i see anything (naughty) about audrey's charactor? am i missing something?

[@maribelcalderonsimancas8454]

Me encantaría que Jim Carrey y Keanu Reeves hicieran una película juntos. Son los 2 iguales, bellos por fuera y por dentro, geniales, humildes, buenas personas, 2 grandes actores, con vidas muy similares. Los adoro a los 2.♥️❤️

[@scubardiveshop1389]

Imagine having Jim Carrey as your father!

[@stefantomasi4036]

Yes 🙌

[@tbirdfan93]

Firemarshal bill in the background was awesome

[@danielstewart6055]

Did fletcher and Audrey get back together again after Max made that wish about his father not lying

[@afriendofbean]

@Daniel Stewart I wouldn't mind telling you that but, maybe Nidhi is right. I wouldn't want to spoil the next scene of the movie for you if you haven't seen it yet.

[@EllieWilliams2056]

They got back together one year later, on Max’s 6th birthday

[@westenpedersen-giles9190]

I’m pretty sure they did.

[@seangould1316]

Tearjerker

[@monsterascanbe5170]

I can’t believe I was today years old when I just realized Fire Marshall Bill is @0:08 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@hereliesmysoul5189]

OMG!!!! I just realized that jerry is the one from princess bride!!! How can hunk a hunk turn into red head?!?! This is unbelievable...

[@soumyachakraborty3657]

This is my favorite movie of Jim Carrey. Love from India, Jim Sir