Think of the funniest person you know right now. Let me guess… ADAM SANDLER??
(If it wasn’t… Perhaps reconsider??)
If you seriously don’t agree that Adam Sandler is the funniest guy out there, you have to agree that he is an admirable comedian actor and producer in the media.
I can say I have watched more Adam Sandler movies than any other kind of movie. If someone asks me what’s my favorite kind of movie “Adam Sandler movies” as if that’s a genre.
I love his work, from the story lines, the romance, the comedy, and the actors/actresses.
I choose to admire him because he is so authentic in his work, almost like he is just being himself in all of his films.
Not only that but he makes sure to include his friends in successful movies produced by Happy Madison, which was founded by Sandler in 1999.
His production company has created some honorable gems such as; Grown Ups, Just Go With It, 50 First Dates, and The Longest Yard. What is so good about these is the uniqueness that can only be accomplished by Sandler and his friends; you will for sure get a good laugh or smile out watching any of these.
However, Sandler is normal and has produced some flops- with movies receiving very low ratings which is understandable because of how different his movies are compared to most. But, even with a couple flops his movies remain classic and he continues to make movies and stay true to his style; that’s why he is so inspiring.
The thing is too, Sandler doesn’t even need to be present in a movie for it to be successful, because he wants his friends to shine too. According to Happy Madison: 10 Things You Never Knew About Adam Sandler’s Production Company (screenrant.com) Rob Schneider, one of Sandler’s honorable friends, said in an interview with Howard Stern “ ‘He’s been nice enough to include me in his gigantic success story.’ ”
If his movies and friends don’t speak for how great he is, his money and awards will. With a Net Worth of $420 million, production company, Happy Madison Worth, $26.5 million, and honorable awards such as The Mark Twain Award. I aspire to stay true to myself in the media world just like Adam Sandler has, the comedy king.