Ace Ventura is a fictional character, created by screenwriters Jack Bernstein, Tom Shadyac and Steve Oedekerk. Ace was played by Jim Carrey in the films (Ace Ventura: Pet Detective, released in 1994, and Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls, released in 1995.) He was voiced by Michael Daingerfield (credited as Michael Hall) in the animated television series. Ace is a Miami-based private detective specializing in the retrieval of missing animals,...
Ace is investigating Snowflake's tank when media members arrive on the scene....
Ace and Melissa walk up to Ron Camp at Camp's party at his mansion. Melissa i...
Ace and the police force are at Roger's apartment investigating his death. Ac...
Ace and Melissa have just come from Roger's apartment and the scene of his de...
Ace is at home trying to understand what Einhorn and Finkle have to do with e...
Ace is trying to prove to everyone that Einhorn is a man. He is unsuccessful ...
While going undercover at the mental hospital, Ace finds a box full of stuff ...
Ace and Melissa return to the office to look for receipts for the AFC Champio...
Ace has just rescued a dog from a bad owner. He is pulling the dog out of his...
Ace and Melissa are walking up to the door of Ronald Camp's house for his par...
Ace is forcing himself to find a connection between Finkle and Einhorn. He tr...
After meeting with Ray Finkle's parents and visiting his home, Ace calls Meli...
Ace has just met Ron Camp. Ace is pretending to be a lawyer and has just made...
While at the crime scene, Ace has just explained his theory that Roger Podact...
Einhorn has just caught Ace rescuing Dan Marino in the warehouse at the docks...
Melissa and Ace are in the office looking up articles about Ray Finkle, after...
While Ace is visiting Ray Finkle's parents, Mrs. Finkle brings out some cooki...
Ace tries to sneak into his apartment but Mr. Shickadance catches him. Mr. Sh...
Ace makes a trip out to Ray Finkle's home in Collier County. He knocks on the...
Einhorn has just sent broadcast to the police claiming Ace is the kidnapper. ...
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