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Netflix Takes International Rights To A24 & Scott Rudin’s Adam Sandler Pic ‘Uncut Gems’, Lakeith Stanfield Joins Cast
EXCLUSIVE : Sorry To Bother You and Atlanta star Lakeith Stanfield is joining Adam Sandler in the Safdie Brothers and A24’s crime-dramedy Uncut Gems while Netflix has boarded all international rights. This one is heating up. Set in the Diamond district of New York City, Sandler will star as a jewelry store owner with a gambling addiction who is juggling two relationships and escalating debts. Stanfield will play a key ally to a famous client of the jewelry store. As we…
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Moustached Adam Sandler photobombs wedding snap
Ordinarily, if a gentleman in sportswear brandishing a threatening moustache wanders into the background of your wedding photos, you might ask him to jog on.
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This Morning's Alison Hammond snares Hollywood movie role
In news no one was expecting, This Morning correspondent Alison Hammond has nabbed a role in a Hollywood movie.
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Adam Sandler Confirmed to Star in Safdie Brothers’ ‘Uncut Gems,’ Executive Produced by Martin Scorsese
After getting a career-best performance out of Robert Pattinson in "Good Time," the Safdie Brothers look to work their magic with Sandler.
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Netflix Doubles Down on Adam Sandler With New Four-Film Deal
Netflix is staying in the Adam Sandler business. The company has inked a new four-film deal with Sandler to create original projects for its streaming service. Sandler’s Happy Madison Productions will produce each film, which will premiere exclusively on the streaming service.
MoviesMeriah DotyDouble Duty: Actors Who’ve Played Identical Twins
In the new crime drama ‘Legend’ (expanding in theaters this week), Tom Hardy becomes just the latest in a long line of actors who’ve had us seeing double as they play identical twins in a movie. Click through for a mini-history of this time-tested cinematic phenomenon.
MoviesTom ButlerIs Netflix Hiding Its New Adam Sandler Movie?
Adam Sandler’s new movie ‘The Ridiculous 6′ was released exclusively on Netflix last week but it seems like the streaming service is starting to distance itself from the film after it received universally bad reviews.
MoviesBen ArnoldAdam Sandler's Ridiculous 6 Is Getting The Funniest Bad Reviews Ever
Critics don’t tend to warm to Adam Sandler’s movies.
