Adam Sandler filmography

Adam Sandler filmography
Sandler at the Funny People premiere in Berlin, 2009
Filmography:
Feature films	49
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.

Film

Key

*	Denotes films that have not yet been released

As an actor

Title	Year	Director	Role	Notes
Going Overboard	1989	Valerie Breiman	Schecky Moskowitz	Writer
Shakes the Clown	1991	Bobcat Goldthwait	Dink the Clown
Coneheads	1993	Steve Barron	Carmine Weiner
Airheads	1994	Michael Lehmann	Pip
Mixed Nuts	1994	Nora Ephron	Louie
Billy Madison	1995	Tamra Davis	Billy Madison	Writer
Happy Gilmore	1996	Dennis Dugan	Happy Gilmore	Writer
Bulletproof	1996	Ernest Dickerson	Archie Moses
The Wedding Singer	1998	Frank Coraci	Robbie Hart
Dirty Work	1998	Bob Saget	Satan	Cameo Uncredited[1]
The Waterboy	1998	Frank Coraci	Robert "Bobby" Boucher, Jr.	Executive producer and Writer
Big Daddy	1999	Dennis Dugan	Sonny Koufax	Executive producer and Writer
Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo	1999	Mike Mitchell	Robert Justin (voice)	Cameo Uncredited[2] Executive producer
Little Nicky	2000	Steven Brill	Nicky	Executive producer and Writer
The Animal	2001	Luke Greenfield	Townie	Cameo Executive producer
Mr. Deeds	2002	Steven Brill	Longfellow Deeds	Executive producer
Punch-Drunk Love	2002	Paul Thomas Anderson	Barry Egan
Eight Crazy Nights	2002	Seth Kearsley	Davey Stone Whitey Duvall Eleanor Duvall Deer (voices)	Producer and Writer
The Hot Chick	2002	Tom Brady	Mambuza Bongo Guy	Cameo Uncredited[3] Executive producer
Anger Management	2003	Peter Segal	Dave Buznik	Executive producer
Pauly Shore Is Dead	2003	Pauly Shore	Himself (voice)	Cameo Documentary
50 First Dates	2004	Peter Segal	Henry Roth
Spanglish	2004	James L. Brooks	John Clasky
The Longest Yard	2005	Peter Segal	Paul Crewe	Executive producer
Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo	2005	Mike Bigelow	Javier Sandooski	Cameo Uncredited[4] Producer
Click	2006	Frank Coraci	Michael Newman	Producer
Reign Over Me	2007	Mike Binder	Charles "Charlie" Fineman
I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry	2007	Dennis Dugan	Charles "Chuck" Levine	Producer
You Don't Mess with the Zohan	2008	Dennis Dugan	Zohan Dvir/Scrappy Coco	Producer and writer
Bedtime Stories	2008	Adam Shankman	Skeeter Bronson	Producer
Funny People	2009	Judd Apatow	George Simmons
Grown Ups	2010	Dennis Dugan	Leonard "Lenny" Feder	Producer and Writer
Just Go with It	2011	Dennis Dugan	Dr. Daniel Leroy "Danny" Maccabee III	Producer
Zookeeper	2011	Frank Coraci	Donald the Capuchin Monkey (voice)	Producer
Jack and Jill	2011	Dennis Dugan	Jack Sadelstein/Jill Sadelstein	Producer and Writer
That's My Boy	2012	Sean Anders	Donald "Donny" Berger	Producer
Hotel Transylvania	2012	Genndy Tartakovsky	Count Dracula (voice)	Executive producer
Grown Ups 2	2013	Dennis Dugan	Leonard "Lenny" Feder	Producer and Writer
Blended	2014	Frank Coraci	Jim Friedman	Producer
Men, Women & Children	2014	Jason Reitman	Don Truby
The Cobbler	2014	Thomas McCarthy	Max Simkin
Top Five	2014	Chris Rock	Himself	Cameo
Pixels	2015	Chris Columbus	Sam Brenner	Producer
I Am Chris Farley	2015	Brent Hodge	Himself	Documentary
Hotel Transylvania 2	2015	Genndy Tartakovsky	Count Dracula (voice)	Executive producer and Writer
The Ridiculous 6	2015	Frank Coraci	Tommy "White Knife" Stockburn	Producer and Writer
The Do-Over*	2016	Steven Brill	Max	Producer
The Story of the Day*	2017	Noah Baumbach
Hotel Transylvania 3*[5]	2018		Count Dracula (voice)

Non-Acting Works as a Producer

Title	Year	Director	Notes
Joe Dirt	2001	Dennie Gordon	Executive producer
The Master of Disguise	2002	Perry Andelin Blake	Executive producer
Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star	2003	Sam Weisman	Producer
Grandma's Boy	2006	Nicholaus Goossen	Executive producer
The Benchwarmers	2006	Dennis Dugan	Producer
Strange Wilderness	2008	Fred Wolf	Executive producer
The House Bunny	2008	Fred Wolf	Producer
Paul Blart: Mall Cop	2009	Steve Carr	Producer
The Shortcut	2009	Nicholaus Goossen	Executive producer
Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star	2011	Tom Brady	Producer and Writer
Here Comes the Boom	2012	Frank Coraci	Executive producer
Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2	2015	Andy Fickman	Producer
Joe Dirt 2: Beautiful Loser	2015	Fred Wolf	Executive producer

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	2007-2013		Executive producer
The King of Queens	2007	Jeff "The Beast" Sussman	Uncredited[6] Episode: "Mild Bunch"
Jessie	2013	Himself	Episode: "Punched Dumped Love"
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	2014	Himself	Episode: "Operation: Broken Feather"

References

1. Dudak, Cory (June 27, 2012). "15 BEST MOVIE CAMEOS EVER, PART 1". mandatory.com. Retrieved April 11, 2016.
2. 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.
3. Johnson, Malcom (December 13, 2002). "Not A Fair Trade For `Hot Chick'". courant.com. Retrieved April 11, 2016.
4. Horn, John (August 12, 2005). "Why Disney jilted 'Gigolo' sequel". Los Angeles Times. Retrieved April 11, 2016.
5. "Hotel Transylvania 3". Retrieved November 2, 2015.
6. Fredrick, Brittany (August 6, 2014). "'King of Queens' star Kevin James also king of self-deprecating comedy". axs.com. Retrieved April 11, 2016.

External links

• Adam Sandler at the Internet Movie Database