Mike Myers was a fixture on Saturday Night Live in the late '80s and early '90s. Some of his most iconic characters included ...

Mike Myers's career took a tumble with the release of the live action The Cat in the Hat. (Universal/Courtesy Everett Collection) And he certainly suffered for his art. Buried under layers of ...

The Cat in the Hat movie, starring Mike Myers, was so bad it led Dr. Seuss' widow to ban live-action adaptations of his stories. Despite reflecting Seuss' bizarre style, the film came off as ...

With that said, we shouldn't forget the classic and perhaps the most notable Cat in The Hat, and perhaps, we even owe him a little respect for an unforgettable childhood experience: Mike Myers's ...

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Is it just me, or is the 2003, Mike Myers-starring The Cat in the Hat movie actually kind of good? For instance, the first time my kids were watching it, I was kind of paying attention ...

Yet "Cat in the Hat" lacks the one saving grace of that earlier movie, Jim Carrey's whirlwind central character. As the Cat, Mike Myers is irritating and unamusing, caterwauling in a voice that ...

Mike Myers made people laugh with his trademark ... But around the time that he'd made the film adaptation of The Cat in the Hat, Myers' star was starting to tarnish. Though not all of Myers ...

It’s a tall order to fill the chapeau of “Dr. Seuss’ The Cat in the Hat.” Although “Saturday Night Live” alum Mike Myers has created characters like Austin Powers and Dr. Evil ...

That was the philosophy the filmmakers followed to transform the simple whimsy of "Dr. Seuss' The Cat in the Hat" into a candy-colored, in-your-face comedy starring Mike Myers as the mischievous ...

The Mike Myers live-action Cat in the Hat movie is oft considered one of the greatest atrocities ever put to film. The beloved children’s book didn’t translate to the big screen, winding up ...