Jim Carrey had a memorable gift for a member of the production crew shooting the second live-action 鈥淪onic The Hedgehog鈥� in Fort Langley.

Citing 鈥減roduction sources,鈥� the TMZ.com celebrity news website reported Carrey 鈥渨anted to do something fun for the crew and show his thanks for their hard work, so he held a raffle 鈥� and the grand prize was a Chevy Blazer RS.鈥�

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TMZ said the winner, a crew member who , was picked Friday morning.

鈥淛im鈥檚 making a pretty big gesture with the free car giveaway,鈥� the site added, noting the the base model Chevy Blazer RS retails for just over $40,000.

Canadian-born Carrey is starring as the comedic villain 鈥淒r. Robotnik鈥� and could be seen dangling from a crane during part of the shoot.

There were also military vehicles, including a tank, masked soldiers running around town with machine guns, and even fake piles of broken pavement.

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Directed by Jeff Fowler and written by Pat Casey and Josh Miller, the sequel to the , also stars James Marsden, Tika Sumpter, and Ben Schwartz as the voice of the blue hedgehog.

Fort Langley business owners were thrilled to welcome the production crew to the neighbourhood.

鈥淲e are definitely fans of the filming, and it creates a lot of local jobs,鈥� said Katie Rempel, owner of Rempel Mercantile, located across the street from the film set.

Crew members have been great with communicating with businesses in the area and keeping them informed, Rempel added.

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Red Energy Films had been building facades and making small, temporary modifications to the streetscape around Glover Road and Mary Avenue since late March, transforming downtown Fort Langley to the fictional town of Green Hills, Montana.

A temporary facade on the corner of a temporary public park was the centre of most of the action.