It’s almost impressive how little Adam Sandler has had to rely on sequels to his biggest hits in order to maintain his longevity, especially when the majority of his output ticks so many of the same boxes over and over again in terms of setting, plot, character and humor, not to mention the fact he’s reigned as one of the most recognizable and popular stars in the industry for well over two decades at this point without having a single live-action franchise under his belt.
Ironically, the only two roles he’s ever reprised combine to make up the five largest box office successes of his career. The three biggest earners from his entire filmography hail from the animated Hotel Transylvania trilogy, while his highest-grossing live-action efforts are Grown Ups and its sequel.
That would make it pretty clear that his huge following would be more than happy to see him revisit some other characters he’s played over the years, and we’ve heard from our sources – the same ones who told us Sherlock Junior was in development at Netflix eight months before it was officially announced – that the streaming service could be looking dive into the Happy Madison back catalogue for inspiration.
According to our intel, Adam Sandler is reportedly considering the idea of making sequels to several of his most popular films, although specifics remain unclear. Any of his star vehicles prior to Little Nicky would likely be subject to rights issues given they were released before Happy Madison was formed to give the actor control over his intellectual property, but anything from the 21st Century should be fair game, and you can guarantee that his fans would love to see it happen.
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