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Identity Thief (2013) Brief summary: Mild-mannered executive Sandy Patterson (Jason Bateman) has his identity stolen by a bold con artist (Melissa McCarthy). He tracks her down in Florida and must drive her back to Colorado to clear his name, leading to a chaotic, funny road-trip comedy. Main cast: • Melissa McCarthy as Diana (the identity thief) • Jason Bateman as Sandy Patterson • Supporting: Jon Favreau, Amanda Peet, T.I., Genesis Rodriguez, Robert Patrick, and Eric Stonestreet The car radio/karaoke scene is one of the movie’s highlight comedic moments during their drive. #MelissaMcCarthy #JasonBateman #IdentityThief

“Who Needs Friends” author Andrew McCarthy on the original ending of “Pretty in Pink.”

A friend of Pope Leo's, Rev. Tom McCarthy, recalls a story of what happened when Pope Leo tried to change his bank information over the phone after becoming the pontiff.

😭😭 (@melissamccarthy) 🌍: ‘Kia Niro: Hero’s Journey’ (2017) Melissa McCarthy plays a determined but unlucky eco-warrior who faces hilarious physical mishaps while trying to save the environment in her new hybrid crossover. Production secret: the visual effects team at SCANable captured high-resolution 3D body scans and facial expressions of Melissa McCarthy in three different outfits to help create the commercial’s elaborate stunts. They also created digital doubles by executing full body scans of the extras and mapping out the entire iceberg set to seamlessly blend the practical footage with CGI. (Source: SCANable)

Gill: “Was Speaker McCarthy a flight risk?” Smith: “He was not.” Gill: “Then why did your non-disclosure order refer to him as a flight risk?” Smith: “Sir, when securing a non-disclosure order, the risks…“ Gill: “You think that the Speaker of the House is a flight risk?” Democrat: “Can he finish answering the question?” Gill: “No, this is not your time. This is my time.”

Identity Thief (2013) Brief summary: Mild-mannered executive Sandy Patterson (Jason Bateman) has his identity stolen by a bold con artist (Melissa McCarthy). He tracks her down in Florida and must drive her back to Colorado to clear his name, leading to a chaotic, funny road-trip comedy. Main cast: • Melissa McCarthy as Diana (the identity thief) • Jason Bateman as Sandy Patterson • Supporting: Jon Favreau, Amanda Peet, T.I., Genesis Rodriguez, Robert Patrick, and Eric Stonestreet The car radio/karaoke scene is one of the movie’s highlight comedic moments during their drive. #MelissaMcCarthy #JasonBateman #IdentityThief

Melissa McCarthy surprising Mariska Hargitay on the set of Law & Order might be hilarious, but fans can’t get over her incredible weight loss journey 🫶 Read the details about Melissa’s 95 pound transformation at the link in bio 📲🎥: @melissamccarthy

Spy (2015) — Outtakes Action comedy directed by Paul Feig. Brief summary: Desk-bound CIA analyst Susan Cooper (Melissa McCarthy) volunteers for her first field mission after her partner is killed. She goes undercover to stop a deadly arms dealer (Rose Byrne) from selling a stolen nuclear device, proving herself among skeptical elite agents in a hilarious, action-packed spy spoof. Main cast: • Melissa McCarthy as Susan Cooper • Jason Statham as Rick Ford • Rose Byrne as Rayna Boyanov • Jude Law as Bradley Fine • Allison Janney as Elaine Crocker • Miranda Hart as Nancy B. Artingstall • Bobby Cannavale as Sergio De Luca • Supporting: Peter Serafinowicz, Morena Baccarin, Nargis Fakhri, and others. It’s a fun, R-rated comedy with strong action and witty performances. #MelissaMcCarthy #RoseByrne #Bloopers #Spy

Highest recorded max vertical jump of all time by @dillan_mccarthy Who will be the next to break it!? #dunkademics #dunk

Melissa McCarthy and Ben Falcone tell Matt Friend their favorite impression story. Sponsored by @creditonebank

Real 😂 via 🎥: An Extremely Goofy Movie An Extremely Goofy Movie is the 2000 American direct-to-video animated sports comedy film and sequel to A Goofy Movie. Directed by Douglas McCarthy, it follows the hilarious father-son antics of Goofy and his now college-aged son Max, packed with extreme sports, skateboard rivalries, empty nest syndrome, and plenty of classic Goofy clumsiness and heartwarming moments. Plot Summary A few years after the first movie, Max Goof heads off to college with his friends P.J. and Bobby, excited for freedom and the X Games. But Goofy, struggling with empty nest syndrome, loses his job and decides to enroll in the same college to get a degree. Max is mortified as his overly enthusiastic dad keeps embarrassing him, joins the rival Gamma Mu Mu fraternity’s skate team, and even tries to set Goofy up on a date. Expect nonstop laughs, epic X Games competitions, disco dancing, and a touching story about growing up while still needing your dad.

Melissa McCarthy completely takes over this scene in Spy by going off-script and inventing pure nonsense on the spot—fake French, random food descriptions, and lines that make no logical sense but somehow land perfectly. Rose Byrne tries to stay composed, but you can see the moment slipping as the improv keeps escalating. There’s no structured joke—just full commitment, confidence, and timing, which is exactly why it works. It’s one of those scenes where the humor comes from how far it goes off track, turning into chaos that feels completely unplanned and impossible to hold together.