Adam Sandler filmography

Sandler at the Funny People premiere in Berlin, 2009

Feature films 60
Television series 12
Documentaries 2

The filmography of American actor, comedian, film producer and screenwriter Adam Sandler comprises both film and television roles. He appeared in over fifty films and ten television series.

Television

Title Year Role Notes
The Cosby Show 1987–88 Smitty 4 episodes
Remote Control 1987–90 The Stud Boy; also The Trivia Delinquent Game show
The Marshall Chronicles 1990 Usher Episode: "Brightman SATyricon"
ABC Afterschool Special 1990 Drug Dealer Episode: "Testing Dirty"
Saturday Night Live 1990–95 Various 87 episodes
The Larry Sanders Show 1993 Himself Episode: "Hank's Wedding"
Undeclared 2001 Himself Episode: "The Assistant"
Couch 2003 Couch Testing Guy Short
Getaway 2005 Henry Roth Episode: "Found"
Rules of Engagement (TV series) 2007–13 Executive producer
The King of Queens 2007 Jeff "The Beast" Sussman Episode: "Mild Bunch" (uncredited)[1]
Jessie 2013 Himself Episode: "Punched Dumped Love"
Brooklyn Nine-Nine 2014 Himself Episode: "Operation: Broken Feather"
Kevin Can Wait 2016 Jimmy Lander Episode: "Who's Better Than Us?"

Film

Title Year Role Credited as Director Notes
Actor Producer Writer
Going Overboard 1989 Schecky Moskowitz Green tick Green tick Valerie Breiman
Shakes the Clown 1991 Dink the Clown Green tick Bobcat Goldthwait
Coneheads 1993 Carmine Weiner Green tick Steve Barron
Airheads 1994 Pip Green tick Michael Lehmann
Mixed Nuts Louie Green tick Nora Ephron
Billy Madison 1995 Billy Madison Green tick Green tick Tamra Davis
Happy Gilmore 1996 Happy Gilmore Green tick Green tick Dennis Dugan
Bulletproof Archie Moses Green tick Ernest Dickerson
The Wedding Singer 1998 Robbie Hart Green tick Frank Coraci
Dirty Work Satan Green tick Bob Saget Uncredited cameo[2]
The Waterboy Robert "Bobby" Boucher, Jr. Green tick Green tick Green tick Frank Coraci Executive producer
Big Daddy 1999 Sonny Koufax Green tick Green tick Green tick Dennis Dugan Executive producer
Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo Robert Justin (voice) Green tick Green tick Mike Mitchell Uncredited cameo[3]
Executive producer
Little Nicky 2000 Nicky Green tick Green tick Green tick Steven Brill Executive producer
The Animal 2001 Townie Green tick Green tick Luke Greenfield Cameo
Executive producer
Joe Dirt Green tick Dennie Gordon Executive producer
Mr. Deeds 2002 Mr. Longfellow Deeds Green tick Green tick Steven Brill Executive producer
Punch-Drunk Love Barry Egan Green tick Paul Thomas Anderson
Eight Crazy Nights Davey Stone, Whitey Duvall, Eleanor Duvall & Deer (voices) Green tick Green tick Green tick Seth Kearsley
The Hot Chick Mambuza Bongo Guy Green tick Green tick Tom Brady Uncredited cameo[4]
Executive producer
The Master of Disguise Green tick Perry Andelin Blake Executive producer
Anger Management 2003 Dave Buznik Green tick Green tick Peter Segal Executive producer
Pauly Shore Is Dead Himself Green tick Pauly Shore Voice role cameo
Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star Green tick Sam Weisman
50 First Dates 2004 Henry Roth Green tick Peter Segal
Spanglish John Clasky Green tick James L. Brooks
The Longest Yard 2005 Paul Crewe Green tick Green tick Peter Segal Executive producer
Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo Mike Bigelow Green tick Green tick Javier Sandooski Uncredited cameo[5]
Click 2006 Michael Newman Green tick Green tick Frank Coraci
Grandma's Boy Green tick Nicholaus Goossen Executive producer
The Benchwarmers Green tick Dennis Dugan
Reign Over Me 2007 Charles "Charlie" Fineman Green tick Mike Binder
I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry Charles "Chuck" Levine Green tick Green tick Dennis Dugan
You Don't Mess with the Zohan 2008 Zohan Dvir / Scrappy Coco Green tick Green tick Green tick Dennis Dugan
Bedtime Stories Skeeter Bronson Green tick Green tick Adam Shankman
Strange Wilderness Green tick Fred Wolf Executive producer
The House Bunny Green tick Fred Wolf
Funny People 2009 George Simmons Green tick Judd Apatow
Paul Blart: Mall Cop Green tick Steve Carr
The Shortcut Green tick Nicholaus Goossen Executive producer
Grown Ups 2010 Leonard "Lenny" Feder Green tick Green tick Green tick Dennis Dugan
Just Go with It 2011 Dr. Daniel Leroy "Danny" Maccabee III Green tick Green tick Dennis Dugan
Zookeeper Donald the Capuchin Monkey Green tick Green tick Frank Coraci Voice role
Jack and Jill Jack Sadelstein & Jill Sadelstein Green tick Green tick Green tick Dennis Dugan
Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star Green tick Green tick Tom Brady
That's My Boy 2012 Donald "Donny" Berger Green tick Green tick Sean Anders
Hotel Transylvania Count Dracula (voice) Green tick Green tick Genndy Tartakovsky Executive producer
Here Comes the Boom Green tick Frank Coraci Executive producer
Grown Ups 2 2013 Leonard "Lenny" Feder Green tick Green tick Green tick Dennis Dugan
Blended 2014 Jim Friedman Green tick Green tick Frank Coraci
Men, Women & Children Don Truby Green tick Jason Reitman
The Cobbler Max Simkin Green tick Thomas McCarthy
Top Five Himself Green tick Chris Rock Cameo
Pixels 2015 Sam Brenner Green tick Green tick Chris Columbus
I Am Chris Farley Himself Brent Hodge Documentary
Hotel Transylvania 2 Count Dracula (voice) Green tick Green tick Green tick Genndy Tartakovsky Executive producer
The Ridiculous 6 Tommy "White Knife" Stockburn Green tick Green tick Green tick Frank Coraci
Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 Green tick Andy Fickman Producer
The Do-Over 2016 Max Kessler Green tick Green tick Steven Brill
Gun 2017 Green tick Noah Baumbach In post-production
Sandy Wexler Sandy Wexler Green tick Green tick Green tick Steven Brill Filming

References

  1. Fredrick, Brittany (August 6, 2014). "'King of Queens' star Kevin James also king of self-deprecating comedy". axs.com. Retrieved April 11, 2016.
  2. Dudak, Cory (June 27, 2012). "15 Best Movie Cameos Ever, Part 1". mandatory.com. Retrieved April 11, 2016.
  3. Distasio, Christine (July 22, 2014). "Adam Sandler Accepts Movies Based on Their Amazing Locations & These 9 Roles Prove It". Bustle.com. Retrieved April 11, 2016.
  4. Johnson, Malcom (December 13, 2002). "Not A Fair Trade For `Hot Chick'". courant.com. Retrieved April 11, 2016.
  5. Horn, John (August 12, 2005). "Why Disney jilted 'Gigolo' sequel". Los Angeles Times. Retrieved April 11, 2016.

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