Adam Sandler

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AKA:
Adam Richard Sandler
Nationality:
American
Birthdate:
09/09/1966
Birthplace:
Brooklyn, New York
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biography
Comedian, actor, writer and producer – as well as former “Saturday Night Live” (NBC, 1975- ) castmember –Adam Sandler was the man behind a genre of comedy blockbusters so closely associated with his formulaic wackiness that it eventually bore his name — “Adam Sandler movies.” At the center of hits like “Billy Madison” (1995) and “The Waterboy” (1998) were Sandler’s character creations — hapless, moronic, outsiders entangled in absurdly improbable circumstances. But critics be damned, the adolescent-skewed offerings proved to be box office gold and their creator repeated his success with Continued
Credits
Executive Producer
2008
Charlie Fineman
2007
Producer
2006
Michael Newman
2006
Producer
2006
Executive Producer
2006
Paul Crewe
2005
Executive Producer
2005
John Clasky
2004
Henry Roth
2004
Executive Producer
2003
Dave Buznik
2003
Executive Producer
2002
Voice of Eleanore Duvall
2002
Barry Egan
2002
Executive Producer
2002
Executive Producer
2002
Longfellow Deeds
2002
Executive Producer
2001
Townie
2001
Executive Producer
2001
Executive Producer
2000
Screenplay
2000
screenplay
2000
Nicky
2000
Executive Producer
1999
Executive Producer
1999
Sonny
1999
screenplay
1999
Screenplay
1998
Executive Producer
1998
screenplay
1998
Bobby Boucher
1998
Screenplay
1998
Robbie
1998
Moses
1996
screenplay
1996
Happy Gilmore
1996
screenplay
1995
Billy Madison
1995
Pip
1994
Producer
Louie
Skeeter Bronson
milestones
Year
Milestone
1972 
Moved to Manchester, New Hampshire at age six
1983 
Debuted as a stand-up comic at Boston's Stitches Comedy Club at age 17
1987 
Played recurring role of Theo's pal Smitty on NBC's "The Cosby Show"
 
Discovered by Dennis Miller while performing stand-up at The Improv in Los Angeles
1990 
Joined NBC's "Saturday Night Live" as a writer and occasional performer; became a featured player the following year
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