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Here's why Adam Sandler decided to bring back Happy Gilmore

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Adam Sandler Says He Had to Rewrite ‘Happy Gilmore 2’ After Carl Weathers’ Death

Adam Sandler said he had to rewrite Happy Gilmore 2 following Carl Weathers ‘ death.

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Adam Sandler reveals sad reason why Happy Gilmore 2 had to be rewritten

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Adam Sandler Reveals Painful Change Made To 'Happy Gilmore 2'

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Adam Sandler's at least shooting par with Happy Gilmore 2

Happy Gilmore (Adam Sandler) is in the midst of a deep and lengthy depression.

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Adam Sandler Says Travis Kelce Could Be a ‘Superstar in Acting’ After 'Happy Gilmore 2'

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Netflix Is Deleting ‘Happy Gilmore’ A Week After ‘Happy Gilmore 2’ Releases

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Happy Gilmore 2 director reveals the Adam Sandler moment that gave him chills

He cares about people. He puts everybody else around him first.

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Adam Sandler’s Happy Gilmore 2 co-star cried when he first met the actor

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Julie Bowen Praises Adam Sandler for Prioritizing His Daughters' 'Well-Being' on “Happy Gilmore 2” Set (Exclusive)

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What happened to Chubbs? Explaining 'painful change' to 'Happy Gilmore 2' after Carl Weathers' death

Not every cast member could return for "Happy Gilmore 2." Here's what you need to know about Chubbs, who was played by Carl Weathers.

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Adam Sandler Says ‘Happy Gilmore 2’ Had a ‘Massive Part’ for Carl Weathers Before His Death: ‘We Had to Rewrite a Lot of Stuff’

Adam Sandler is disappointed that one very important part of "Happy Gilmore" will not be happening for the sequel coming to Netflix on July 25.

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“We Had A Painful Change”: Happy Gilmore 2’s Original Carl Weathers Plan Addressed By Adam Sandler

Adam Sandler shares details about Carl Weathers' initial role for Happy Gilmore 2, and how his death led to some changes to the sequel's story.

‘Happy Gilmore’: THR’s 1996 Review

On February 16, 1996, Universal Pictures introduced Happy Gilmore to audiences. The Adam Sandler starrer went on to gross $41 million and became a cable TV perennial enroute to its belated Netflix sequel in 2025. The Hollywood Reporter’s original review is below: