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| Columbia TriStar (1999) | |||||
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In Collection
#125 |
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7*
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| Adam Sandler | Sonny Koufax | |
| Joey Lauren Adams | Layla Maloney | |
| Jon Stewart | Kevin Gerrity | |
| Cole Sprouse | Julian McGrath | |
| Dylan Sprouse | Julian McGrath | |
| Josh Mostel | Arthur Brooks | |
| Leslie Mann | Corinne Maloney | |
| Allen Covert | Phil D'Amato | |
| Rob Schneider | Nazo | |
| Kristy Swanson | Vanessa |
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| Producer | Jack Giarraputo
Sidney Ganis |
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| Writer | Steve Franks
Tim Herlihy |
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| Cinematography | Theo van de Sande
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| Musician | Teddy Castellucci
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After graduating from law school, Sonny (Adam Sandler) does not take life very seriously and is not pursuing a decent career. This results in his girlfriend leaving him. Sonny, trying to show his maturity, thinks he can impress his girlfriend and win her back by adopting a 5-year old boy, Julian (Cole Sprouse / Dylan Sprouse), who is his best friend’s son. After some time, Sonny develops a relationship with the child, they have a great time and Sonny is starting to learn what responsibility is all about. He even tries to get custody of Julian. |
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