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Favorite Actor Comedy | 2000 | Adam
Best Comedic Performance | 2000 | Adam
Favorite Comedy Motion Picture | 2000
Worst Actor | 2000 | Adam
Film Movie of the Summer | 1999
2000 | Teddy
Worst Picture | 2000
Worst Screenplay | 2000 | Steve
Worst Director | 2000 | Dennis
Worst Supporting Actor | 2000 | Rob
Favorite Supporting Actress Comedy | 2000 | Joey Lauren
Favorite Supporting Actor Comedy | 2000 | Cole
Best Performance in a Feature Film Young Actor Age Ten or Under | 2000 | Cole
Outstanding Film Wide Release | 2000
Worst Performance by a Child in a Featured Role | 1999 | Dylan
Most Painfully Unfunny Comedy | 1999
Worst Screenplay for a Film Grossing More than Million Using Hollywood Math | 1999 | Adam
Best Performance by a Young Actor in a Comedy Film | 1999 | Dylan
Budget 34,200,000 USD
Box Office Collection 234,801,895 USD
Adam Sandler's wife, Jackie Sandler, played the waitress in the bar that gets Julian (Cole and Dylan Sprouse) a root beer. This started the tradition of having his wife cameo in almost every Adam Sandler film.
While filming, The Waterboy (1998) came out and was a huge success. Noticing the box office, Sony sent a memo to the set, letting the production team and Adam Sandler know that they had extra money to film or expand scenes they felt were lacking. This allowed smaller characters played by Rob Schneider and Steve Buscemi to have greater roles.
The most successful movie of Adam Sandler's career, making over $163 million domestically until the animated sequel Hotel Transylvania 2 (2015) made over $169 million in 2015. It's still his most successful live-action movie.
The "Scuba Steve" action figure in this movie is a fictional doll made up by Adam Sandler. "Scuba Steve" is based on a doll that Adam Sandler owned when he was a child, called Diver Dan. Diver Dan can be seen briefly in the intro scenes of another Dennis Dugan film, Problem Child (1990).
Adam Sandler and Jackie Sandler (née Titon) met on the set for this movie. The two went on to get married in 2003 and have two children together.
"[Discussing Vanessa's new senior citizen boyfriend] Vanessa: He has a five year plan. Sonny: What is it? "Don't die"?"
"Julian: ...but I wipe my own ass, I wipe my own ass!"
