Adam Richard Sandler (born September 9, 1966) is an American actor, comedian, singer, screenwriter, musician, and film producer. After becoming a Saturday Night Live cast member, Sandler went on to star in several Hollywood feature films that grossed over $100 million at the box office. He is best known for his comedic roles, such as in the films Billy Madison (1995), Happy Gilmore (1996), Big Daddy (1999), and Mr. Deeds (2002), though he has...
Robbie starts singing "Love Stinks" at the wedding because he is upset about ...
Robbie isn't doing a very good job impressing Mr. Simms at the bank during hi...
When Glenn arrives home after Robbie kissed Julia, he makes a quick excuse an...
Paul gives the inmate team their uniforms in Caretaker's place. They are embr...
Robbie offers up the young Jewish boys a chance to dance with Julia.
Robbie learns what Glenn's last name is, then realizes Julia will have a rhym...
Julia sits with Robbie and asks him about his choice of career.
The transvestites give Paul their support for the upcoming game.
After escorting Dave out in the parking lot, Robbie turns to Julia and asks w...
Robbie sets the vibe for Julia to help one of the boys get "cool" by dancing ...
Robbie is a mess after getting dumped by Linda and his first wedding back is ...
Robbie laughs at Julia's married name, so Glenn asks why it is funny, clearly...
Robbie sees Linda for the first time since she left him at the altar alone an...
Robbie is shy about performing an original song he wrote in front of Julia.
Robbie showed up to Glenn and Julia's engagement party and he doesn't feel li...
Paul convinces Turley to play the game by telling him who he's up against.
Julia finds Robbie laying in the dumpster after he got in a fight at the wedd...
Robbie begs Mr. Simms to allow him to pretend he got the bank job.
Robbie is frustrated that Billy Idol understands that Julia is making a mista...
Robbie walks in the house to babysit his nephews but they ask him inappropria...
Robbie is pissed off about Linda being in his room after what she did to him ...
After listening to Linda talk about the old days, Robbie offers to help her r...
Robbie takes a look into the coach seats and notices Glenn and Julia in the b...
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