Liar Liar

Theatrical - Wide 1997-03-21

Cast Jim Carrey Maura Tierney Justin Cooper Cary Elwes Jennifer Tilly
Directed by Tom Shadyac
Written by Paul Guay Stephen Mazur

Genres: Comedy

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Synopsis

If lying is easy for Fletcher(Jim Carrey), being a good father is anything but. Then one day his son makes an honest man out of him, and Fletcher discovers that his biggest asset his mouth suddenly becomes his biggest liability.

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