Happy Gilmore (1996) |
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Happy Gilmore Cast |
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Adam Sandler
(as Happy Gilmore)
with Julie Bowen
(as Virginia Venit)
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Happy Gilmore (1996) was nominated for the following awards:
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 The Hockey player Happy mentions in the beginning of the film is Terry O`Riley. Once during a game he jumped into the stands at Madison Square Garden and fought with a fan.
Early in the movie, Chubbs tells Happy he could win a gold jacket, to which Happy responds, "Gold jacket, green jacket, who gives a shit?" This is a reference to The Masters, one of the four major tournaments of the PGA tour (the others being the US Open, the Open Championship, and the PGA Championship) where the winner gets a green jacket.
Was the very first winner of the MTV Movie Award for Best Fight. The name of Happy`s caddy (the shaggy homeless one) is Otto. It is never revealed during the released version of the movie; it was in a deleted scene. However, the name Otto is in the credits, leaving it unclear who he is. Happy`s car is a 1973 or 1974 Plymouth Duster. Before his first tournament, Happy asks Chubbs why he didn`t play a real sport, "like football, or somethin`." Carl Weathers, who played Chubbs, was a professional football player before becoming an actor. #
# The concept was inspired by Adam Sandler`s childhood friend Kyle who was a hockey player. Kyle regularly played golf with Sandler and Sandler`s father. Kyle currently is a teacher in Manchester, NH (Sandler`s home town) and coaches the high school hockey team.
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# Bob Barker wasn`t sure if he wanted to be in the movie. When he learned that he was going to win the fight with Adam Sandler, he accepted the role. Joe Sakic of the NHL`s Colorado Avalanche appears uncredited during the hockey tryout scene.
Bruce Campbell auditioned for the role of Shooter McGavin. #
# According to Adam Sandler, Christopher McDonald had difficulty believing Shooter would be afraid of fighting Happy due to his size advantage. MacDonald is 6`3" while Sandler is 5`10". They debated for a while until Sandler convinced MacDonald that Shooter was afraid of Happy`s violent temper. During scenes involving Richard Kiel, he had to stand still or lean on items. In one scene it`s a fence, in another it`s another actor. This was due to a severe automobile accident he had in 1992 where he suffered head trauma, losing his ability to balance without aid. | ||
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