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9 September 1966 , Brooklyn, New York, USA
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Is Adam Sandler Cheating On His Wife?

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Adam Sandler Poker

Check out this blind item from Crazy Days and Nights:

How about if you are a very big star. Very recognizable. A list. In fact A+ list actor. Huge films, huge star, and very married. How about if you are having an affair. Maybe you go over to her place or you meet somewhere, and people never see you together so it’s good. So what happens when she gets a little antsy and wants to go to dinner with our huge comic actor. He says fine, but not in LA. So maybe they take a little drive out towards Santa Barbara. Things are good. They eat, she’s happy, and they come back. Maybe on the way back they get into an accident. A bad accident. Our actor and date aren’t hurt, but the other driver is very badly shaken up and when he recognizes the actor, here comes the pain. With the pain comes the ambulance and the policeman who starts taking names and witness names and who was in each vehicle. Now what if our actor had told the Mrs. that he was going to play some poker with some friends over in Silverlake, not all the way out here in Santa Barbara. The accident is easy to explain. The location, the ticket our actor received and the police report with passenger name. Big trouble. So far the actor has kept it secret but it has only been four days. Four very long days. Let’s see how much longer this will stay a secret.

Not too many A listers this would fit, and the commenters over there seem to have narrowed it down to Ben Stiller, Will Smith, Will Ferrel, or Adam Sandler, but I’m going with Sandler.

I’m sure we’ll see this on TMZ by next week at the latest.

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Who Would You Rather?

Written by Ty Linebreak

Sandler and Broderick

While Broderick is looking a little more doughy than Sandler- I choose him anyway simply because his movie credits don’t include “I Now Pronounce you Chuck and Larry.”

Posted on August 6, 2007 | Read more articles on Adam Sandler, Matthew Broderick, Who Would You Rather?

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Biography of Adam Sandler

Adam Sandler headshot
Date of Birth
9 September 1966 , Brooklyn, New York, USA

Birth Name
Adam Richard Sandler

Nickname
Sandman

Height
5' 10" (1.78 m)

Mini Biography

Adam Sandler was born on September 9, 1966, in Brooklyn, New York, to Judy and Stanley Sandler. At 17 he took his first step towards becoming a stand-up comedian when he spontaneously took the stage at a Boston comedy club. He found he was a natural comic. He nurtured his talent while at New York University (graduating with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in 1991) by performing regularly in clubs and at universities. During his freshman year he snagged a recurring role as the Huxtable family's friend Smitty on "The Cosby Show" (1984). While working at a comedy club in L.A., he was "discovered" by Dennis Miller, who recommended him to "Saturday Night Live" (1975) producer Lorne Michaels and told him that Sandler had a big talent. This led to his being cast in the show in 1990, which he also wrote for in addition to performing in. After "Saturday Night Live" (1975) Sandler went on to the movies, starring in such hit comedies as Airheads (1994), Happy Gilmore (1996), Billy Madison (1995) and Big Daddy (1999/I). He has also starred in Mr. Deeds (2002) alongside Winona Ryder; Eight Crazy Nights (2002), an animated movie about the Jewish festival of Chanukah; and Punch-Drunk Love (2002). He also writes and produces many of his own films, and has composed songs for several of them, including The Wedding Singer (1998). Sandler has had several of his songs placed on the "Billboard" charts, including the classic "The Chanukah Song".

IMDb Mini Biography By: A. Nonymous

Spouse
Jackie Sandler (22 June 2003 - present) 1 child

Trade Mark

Often casts Allen Covert, Peter Dante , Jonathan Loughran and former SNL players in his films.

His characters often have a penchant for a particular brand name food (i.e. Snack Packs, Subway, Popeye's chicken, etc.)

Often plays a character with a bad temper, or a short fuse.

Frequently appears in Rob Schneider films either with a large role or a small cameo.

Frequently uses 80s music for the soundtrack of his movies


Trivia

Adam's comedy album "Stan and Judy's Kid" set a record for most albums sold by a comedy album in its first week. It debuted at number 16 on the Billboard charts. All three of his previous comedy albums have gone platinum.

Graduated from New York University (1991).

Grew up in Manchester, New Hampshire.

Often casts Allen Covert, Blake Clark, Peter Dante, Jonathan Loughran, Steve Buscemi and former SNL players in his films such as Rob Schneider.

Was originally cast for a role in Very Bad Things (1998).

In 1988, he was hired as a repertory player for MTV's TV-trivia game show "Remote Control" (1987).

Dated actress Alicia Silverstone.

Announced engagement to longtime girlfriend, model/actress Jackie Sandler. [June 2002]

Ranked #35 in Premiere's 2003 annual Power 100 List. Had ranked #43 the previous two years.

Father was an electrician. His brother is an attorney. One sister is a dentist; the other sister is a waitress.

Started Happy Madison Productions, which is behind most of his films.

His production company, Happy Madison, is named after two of his films, Happy Gilmore (1996) and Billy Madison (1995).

His beloved dog, Meatball, who also has a section on Adam's official website with photos and videos, passed away due to a heart attack, at 4 years old. He was the son of Mr. Beefy, the talking dog in Little Nicky (2000). Meatball was best "man" at Sandler's wedding and was dressed in a tux, with a yarmulka on his head. [January 27 2004].

Is a major Yankee fan, refers to the team in some of his films especially - Anger Management (2003). He has also been known to have gone to games when the Yankees are playing.

He is a huge fan of Van Halen and Styx. There is usually a reference or song in his movies.

He was originally set to play taxi driver Max in Collateral (2004) opposite Tom Cruise but he backed out to work on Spanglish (2004). Jamie Foxx was cast in Collateral (2004) instead. Jamie Foxx went on to be nominated for an Academy Award for the role.

Shares a birthday with Hugh Grant.

Was parodied by Jimmy Fallon on "Saturday Night Live" (1975).

Performed at the RNC (Republican national conference) in 2004.

Was a Resident Advisor in Brittany Hall during his time at New York University.

Spoke at Manchester Central High School's 2003 Graduation, the same school he graduated from. His nephew was one of three Valedictorians that year.

Attended WWE's Wrestlemania 21 at April 2005.

Has starred alongside Drew Barrymore in two movies: The Wedding Singer (1998) and 50 First Dates (2004).

Adam wore an Armani tux in his June 2003 wedding to Jackie Sandler.

Was considered for the role of "Willy Wonka" in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005).

He and his wife, Jackie Sandler, became the parents of a baby Sadie Madison, on May 6, 2006 in Los Angeles.

Has worked with director Frank Coraci three times: The Wedding Singer (1998), The Waterboy (1998) and _Click (2006)_.

Ranked #24 on Premiere's 2006 "Power 50" list. Had ranked #24 in 2005 as well.

Other sister is a waitress.

Is good friends with comedians Chris Rock, Norm MacDonald, David Spade and Rob Schneider.

Owns a White and Tan English Bulldog named Motzaball.

Father was an electrician.

His brother is an attorney.

Is good friends with actor/comedian Rob Schneider.

Moved to New Hampshire when he was 5.

Is a fan of professional wrestling, and most of his self-written films have references to professional wrestling in them (the principal in Billy Madison (1995), Captain Insano in The Waterboy (1998), Chief Jay Strongbow's sleeper hold in Big Daddy (1999/I), mind-wrestling and 'Tommy 'Tiny' Lister' - a.k.a. the WWF's Zeus - in Little Nicky (2000), etc). Sandler even appeared on "WWF Smackdown!" (1999) to promote Little Nicky (2000). Kevin Nash, Bill Goldberg, 'Stone Cold' Steve Austin; all professional wrestlers, appeared in Adam's recent film, The Longest Yard (2005). Wrestler/producer Anthony Begonia almost appeared in 50 First Dates (2004) as an ukulele player.

His favorite cartoon character is Spongebob Squarepants.

Resides in New York City and Los Angeles.

December 2007 - According to Forbes, for each dollar he got paid, Adam Sandler's movies averaged $9 of gross income.

In 2007, Forbes Magazine estimated his earnings for the year at $30 million.


Personal Quotes

[after getting laser eye surgery] : Now I realize how ugly I am.


Salary
Anger Management (2003) $25,000,000 against 25% of the gross
Punch-Drunk Love (2002) $7,000,000
Little Nicky (2000) $20,000,000 plus 20% (star)
Big Daddy (1999/I) $8,000,000
The Wedding Singer (1998) $5,000,000
Bulletproof (1996) $2,500,000
Billy Madison (1995) $1,700,000

Where Are They Now

(September 2006) Begins filming his new movie I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry (2007) in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn


Filmography of Adam Sandler

Actor:
  1. Untitled Judd Apatow/Adam Sandler Project
    2009 (pre-production)
  2. Bedtime Stories
    2008 (filming) as Skeeter Bronson
  3. You Don't Mess with the Zohan
    2008 (post-production) as Zohan

  4. I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry
    2007 as Chuck Levine
  5. "The King of Queens" as Jeff 'The beast' Sussman (1 episode, 2007)
    • • Mild Bunch
    2007 TV episode (uncredited) as Jeff 'The beast' Sussman
  6. Reign Over Me
    2007 as Charlie Fineman
  7. Click (2006/I) as Michael Newman
  8. Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo
    2005 (uncredited) as Javier Sandooski
  9. The Longest Yard
    2005 as Paul Crewe
  10. Spanglish
    2004 as John Clasky
  11. 50 First Dates
    2004 as Henry Roth
  12. Blossoms & Blood
    2003 (V) as Barry Egan
    • aka Blossoms and Blood (USA: DVD title)
  13. Couch
    2003 (TV) as Couch Testing Man
  14. Anger Management
    2003 as Dave Buznik
  15. The Hot Chick
    2002 (uncredited) as Mambuza Bongo Guy
  16. Eight Crazy Nights
    2002 (voice) as Davey, Whitey, Eleanore & Deer
    • aka Adam Sandler's Eight Crazy Nights (USA: complete title)
  17. Mr. Deeds
    2002 as Longfellow Deeds
  18. Punch-Drunk Love
    2002 as Barry Egan
  19. The Animal
    2001 as Townie
  20. Little Nicky
    2000 as Nicky

  21. Big Daddy (1999/I) as Sonny Koufax
  22. The Waterboy
    1998 as Robert 'Bobby' Boucher Jr.
  23. Dirty Work
    1998 (uncredited) as Satan
    • aka Sale boulot (Canada: French title)
  24. The Wedding Singer
    1998 as Robbie
  25. Bulletproof
    1996 as Archie Moses
  26. Happy Gilmore
    1996 as Happy Gilmore
  27. "Saturday Night Live" as Various / • (88 episodes, 1990-1995)
    • aka NBC's Saturday Night (USA: first season title)
    • aka SNL (USA: informal title)
    • aka SNL 25 (USA: alternative title)
    • aka Saturday Night (USA: second season title)
    • aka Saturday Night Live '80 (USA: sixth season title)
    • • David Duchovny/Rod Stewart
    1995 TV episode as Various
    • • Bob Saget/TLC
    1995 TV episode as Various
    • • Courtney Cox/Dave Matthews Band
    1995 TV episode as Various
    • • Damon Wayans/Dionne Farris
    1995 TV episode as Various
    • • John Goodman/Tragically Hip
    1995 TV episode as Various
          (83 more)
  28. Billy Madison
    1995 as Billy Madison
  29. Mixed Nuts
    1994 as Louie
    • aka Lifesavers
  30. Airheads
    1994 as Pip
  31. Coneheads
    1993 as Carmine
  32. Shakes the Clown
    1991 as Dink the Clown
  33. "ABC Afterschool Specials" as Drug Dealer (1 episode, 1990)
    • • Testing Dirty
    1990 TV episode as Drug Dealer
  34. "The Marshall Chronicles" as Usher (1 episode, 1990)
    • • Brightman SATyricon
    1990 TV episode as Usher

  35. Going Overboard
    1989 as Schecky Moskowitz
    • aka Babes Ahoy
  36. "The Cosby Show" as Smitty (4 episodes, 1987-1988)
    • • The Prom
    1988 TV episode as Smitty
    • • The Visit
    1988 TV episode as Smitty
    • • The Locker Room
    1987 TV episode as Smitty
    • • Dance Mania
    1987 TV episode as Smitty
Writer:
  1. You Don't Mess with the Zohan
    2008 (post-production) (writer)

  2. Eight Crazy Nights
    2002 (written by)
    • aka Adam Sandler's Eight Crazy Nights (USA: complete title)
  3. Little Nicky
    2000 (written by)

  4. Big Daddy (1999/I) (screenplay)
  5. The Waterboy
    1998 (written by)
  6. Saturday Night Live: The Best of Chris Farley
    1998 (TV) (writer)
  7. Happy Gilmore
    1996 (written by)
  8. Adam Sandler: What the Hell Happened to Me?
    1996 (TV) (writer)
  9. Billy Madison
    1995 (written by)
  10. "Saturday Night Live" (60 episodes, 1990-1993)
    • aka NBC's Saturday Night (USA: first season title)
    • aka SNL (USA: informal title)
    • aka SNL 25 (USA: alternative title)
    • aka Saturday Night (USA: second season title)
    • aka Saturday Night Live '80 (USA: sixth season title)
    • • Kevin Kline/Willie Nelson & Paul Simon
    1993 TV episode (writer)
    • • Christina Applegate/Midnight Oil
    1993 TV episode (writer)
    • • Kirstie Alley/Lenny Kravitz
    1993 TV episode (writer)
    • • Jason Alexander/Peter Gabriel
    1993 TV episode (writer)
    • • Miranda Richardson/Soul Asylum
    1993 TV episode (writer)
          (55 more)

  11. "Remote Control"
    1987 TV series (unknown episodes)
Producer:
  1. Scared Guys
    2010 (announced) (producer)
  2. Untitled Kevin James Comedy
    2009 (filming) (producer)
  3. Bedtime Stories
    2008 (filming) (producer)
  4. You Don't Mess with the Zohan
    2008 (post-production) (producer)

  5. Strange Wilderness
    2008 (executive producer)
  6. I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry
    2007 (producer)
  7. "Rules of Engagement"
    2007 TV series (executive producer) (unknown episodes)
  8. Click (2006/I) (producer)
  9. The Benchwarmers
    2006 (producer)
  10. Grandma's Boy
    2006 (executive producer)
  11. Gay Robot
    2006 (TV) (executive producer)
  12. Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo
    2005 (producer)
  13. The Longest Yard
    2005 (executive producer)
  14. The Dana & Julia Show
    2004 (TV) (executive producer)
  15. Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star
    2003 (producer)
    • aka Dickie Roberts: (Former) Child Star (USA: promotional title)
  16. Anger Management
    2003 (executive producer)
  17. The Mayor
    2003 (TV) (executive producer)
  18. The Hot Chick
    2002 (executive producer)
  19. Eight Crazy Nights
    2002 (producer)
    • aka Adam Sandler's Eight Crazy Nights (USA: complete title)
  20. The Master of Disguise
    2002 (executive producer)
  21. Mr. Deeds
    2002 (executive producer)
  22. Joe Dirt
    2001 (executive producer)
    • aka The Adventures of Joe Dirt (Canada: English title: TV title) (USA: working title)
  23. The Animal
    2001 (executive producer)
  24. Little Nicky
    2000 (executive producer)

  25. Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo
    1999 (executive producer)
  26. Big Daddy (1999/I) (executive producer)
  27. The Waterboy
    1998 (executive producer)
  28. Adam Sandler: What the Hell Happened to Me?
    1996 (TV) (executive producer)
Soundtrack:
  1. 50 First Dates
    2004 (writer: "Ula's Luau Song", "Forgetful Lucy")
  2. Eight Crazy Nights
    2002 (writer: "Davey's Song", "Patch Song", "Long Ago", "Technical Foul", "Intervention Song", "Bum Biddy", "Grand Finale/It's Your Moment, Whitey!", "The Chanukah Song Part 3") (performer: "Davey's Song", "Patch Song", "The Chanukah Song Part 3") (producer: "Davey's Song", "Patch Song", "Long Ago", "Technical Foul", "Intervention Song", "Bum Biddy", "Grand Finale/It's Your Moment, Whitey!", "The Chanukah Song Part 3")
    • aka Adam Sandler's Eight Crazy Nights (USA: complete title)

  3. Saturday Night Live: The Best of Adam Sandler
    1999 (TV) (writer: "Chanuka Song", "Lunch Lady Land") (performer: "Santa Song", "Chanuka Song", "Lunch Lady Land")
  4. The Wedding Singer
    1998 (writer: "Somebody Kill Me", "Grow Old With You") (performer: "Somebody Kill Me", "You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)", "Grow Old With You", "Holiday", "Love Stinks", "That's All")
  5. Saturday Night Live: The Best of Chris Farley
    1998 (TV) (writer: "Lunch Lady Land") (performer: "Lunch Lady Land")
  6. "Saturday Night Live" (17 episodes, 1991-1996)
    • aka NBC's Saturday Night (USA: first season title)
    • aka SNL (USA: informal title)
    • aka SNL 25 (USA: alternative title)
    • aka Saturday Night (USA: second season title)
    • aka Saturday Night Live '80 (USA: sixth season title)
    • • Tom Arnold/2Pac
    1996 TV episode (performer: "Dip Doodle")
    • • David Duchovny/Rod Stewart
    1995 TV episode (performer: "Turkey Song")
    • • Bob Newhart/Des'ree
    1995 TV episode (performer: "Sex Phone Lady")
    • • Roseanne/Green Day
    1994 TV episode (writer: "Chanukah Song") (performer: "Chanukah Song")
    • • Sarah Jessica Parker/R.E.M.
    1994 TV episode (performer: "Nice & Naughty Guitarists")
          (12 more)
  7. Adam Sandler: What the Hell Happened to Me?
    1996 (TV) (writer: "Chanuka Song") (performer: "Chanuka Song")
  8. Mixed Nuts
    1994 ("Jingle Bells", "Grape Jelly")
    • aka Lifesavers

  9. Going Overboard
    1989 (performer: "You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet", "Just My Imagination")
    • aka Babes Ahoy
Music Department:
  1. The Wedding Singer
    1998 (executive soundtrack producer) (uncredited)
Composer:
  1. Adam Sandler: What the Hell Happened to Me?
    1996 (TV)
Thanks:
  1. Talkin' Pidgin: Hawaiian Slang
    2004 (V) (special thanks)
  2. My Buddy Jack
    2003 (V) (special thanks)
    • aka Spotlight on Jack Nicholson (USA: DVD title)
  3. Skull Session: The Making of 'Anger Management'
    2003 (V) (special thanks)
    • aka The Making of 'Anger Management' (USA)
  4. Identity Crisis: The Making of a Master
    2003 (V) (special thanks)
  5. The Magic of Disguise
    2003 (V) (special thanks)
  6. Man of a Thousand Faces
    2003 (V) (special thanks)
    • aka Dana Carvey Is 'The Man of a Thousand Faces' (USA: promotional title)
  7. The Cosby Show: A Look Back
    2002 (TV) (thanks)

  8. Chris Rock: Bring the Pain
    1996 (TV) (special thanks)
Self:
  1. "Late Night with Conan O'Brien" as Himself / • (12 episodes, 1997-2008)
    • aka Late Night with Conan O'Brien (Australia)
    • • Episode dated 21 January 2008
    2008 TV episode as Himself
    • • Episode dated 18 July 2007
    2007 TV episode as Himself
    • • Episode dated 22 March 2007
    2007 TV episode as Himself
    • • Episode dated 21 June 2006
    2006 TV episode as Himself
    • • Episode dated 26 May 2005
    2005 TV episode as Himself
          (7 more)
  2. "Friday Night with Jonathan Ross" as Himself (2 episodes, 2006-2007)
    • • Episode #13.1
    2007 TV episode as Himself
    • • Episode #11.4
    2006 TV episode as Himself
  3. "Corazón de • " as Himself (2 episodes, 2006-2007)
    • • Episode dated 4 September 2007
    2007 TV episode as Himself
    • • Episode dated 27 September 2006
    2006 TV episode as Himself
  4. "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" as Himself (1 episode, 2007)
    • • Episode dated 24 July 2007
    2007 TV episode as Himself
  5. "Rove Live" as Chuck Levine / • (1 episode, 2007)
    • • Rove: New York
    2007 TV episode (also archive footage) as Himself/Chuck Levine
  6. "Entertainment Tonight" as Himself (3 episodes, 2007)
    • aka E.T. (USA: informal title)
    • aka ET Weekend (Australia: weekend title)
    • aka Entertainment This Week (weekend title)
    • aka This Week in Entertainment (USA: weekend title)
    • • Episode dated 19 July 2007
    2007 TV episode as Himself
    • • Episode dated 13 July 2007
    2007 TV episode as Himself
    • • Episode dated 5 July 2007
    2007 TV episode as Himself
  7. "The Daily Show" as Himself (2 episodes, 2006-2007)
    • aka A Daily Show with Jon Stewart (USA: new title)
    • aka Jon Stewart (Australia)
    • aka The Daily Show with Jon Stewart (USA: new title)
    • aka The Daily Show with Jon Stewart Global Edition (International: English title: cut version)
    • • Episode dated 19 July 2007
    2007 TV episode as Himself
    • • Episode dated 22 June 2006
    2006 TV episode as Himself
  8. "Live with Regis and Kathie Lee" as Himself (4 episodes, 2004-2007)
    • aka Live with Regis (USA: new title)
    • aka Live with Regis & Kelly (USA: new title)
    • • Episode dated 18 July 2007
    2007 TV episode as Himself
    • • Episode dated 21 March 2007
    2007 TV episode as Himself
    • • Episode dated 26 May 2005
    2005 TV episode as Himself
    • • Episode dated 17 December 2004
    2004 TV episode as Himself
  9. "Late Show with David Letterman" as Himself / • (9 episodes, 1993-2007)
    • aka Late Show Backstage (USA: title for episodes with guest hosts)
    • aka Letterman (Australia)
    • aka The Late Show (USA: informal short title)
    • • Episode dated 17 July 2007
    2007 TV episode as Himself
    • • Episode dated 20 March 2007
    2007 TV episode as Himself - Guest Host
    • • Episode dated 19 June 2006
    2006 TV episode as Himself
    • • Episode dated 24 May 2005
    2005 TV episode as Himself
    • • Episode dated 2 June 2004
    2004 TV episode as Himself
          (4 more)
  10. "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" as Himself (5 episodes, 2001-2007)
    • • Episode dated 10 July 2007
    2007 TV episode as Himself
    • • Episode dated 7 June 2006
    2006 TV episode as Himself
    • • Episode dated 1 December 2004
    2004 TV episode as Himself
    • • Episode dated 5 June 2002
    2002 TV episode as Himself
    • • Episode dated 21 December 2001
    2001 TV episode as Himself
  11. "HBO First Look" as Himself (6 episodes, 1999-2007)
    • • I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry
    2007 TV episode as Himself
    • • The Making of 'Spanglish'
    2004 TV episode as Himself
    • • 50 First Dates
    2004 TV episode as Himself
    • • Adam Sandler's 8 Crazy Nights
    2002 TV episode as Himself
    • • Mr. Deeds
    2002 TV episode as Himself
          (1 more)
  12. Guys Choice
    2007 (TV) as Himself - Guy's Guy Award winner
  13. A Celebration of Bob Barker's 50 Years in Television
    2007 (TV) (uncredited) as Himself
  14. "Stars on Stars" as Himself (2 episodes, 2007)
    • • The Best of Stars on Stars
    2007 TV episode as Himself
    • • Adam Sandler
    2007 TV episode as Himself
  15. "106 & Park Top 10 Live" as Himself - In Talks of 'Reign Over Me' Movie (1 episode, 2007)
    • aka 106 & Park (USA: short title)
    • • Reign Over Me Movie Preview
    2007 TV episode as Himself - In Talks of 'Reign Over Me' Movie
  16. "Weekend Sunrise" as Himself (1 episode, 2007)
    • • Episode dated 18 March 2007
    2007 TV episode as Himself
  17. Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards '07
    2007 (TV) as Himself
  18. Night of Too Many Stars: An Overbooked Event for Autism Education
    2006 (TV) as Himself
  19. "HypaSpace" as Himself (1 episode, 2006)
    • aka HypaSpace Daily (Canada: English title: long title)
    • aka HypaSpace Weekly (Canada: English title: long title)
    • • Episode #5.202
    2006 TV episode as Himself
  20. "The Sharon Osbourne Show" as Himself (1 episode, 2006)
    • • Episode #1.28
    2006 TV episode as Himself
  21. San Sebastián 2006: Crónica de Carlos Boyero
    2006 (TV) as Himself
  22. "Film '72" as Himself (1 episode, 2006)
    • aka Film '73 (UK: new title)
    • aka Film '74 (UK: new title)
    • aka Film '75 (UK: new title)
    • aka Film '76 (UK: new title)
    • aka Film '77 (UK: new title)
    • aka Film '78 (UK: new title)
    • aka Film '79 (UK: new title)
    • aka Film '80 (UK: new title)
    • aka Film '81 (UK: new title)
    • aka Film '82 (UK: new title)
    • aka Film '83 (UK: new title)
    • aka Film '84 (UK: new title)
    • aka Film '85 (UK: new title)
    • aka Film '86 (UK: new title)
    • aka Film '87 (UK: new title)
    • aka Film '88 (UK: new title)
    • aka Film '89 (UK: new title)
    • aka Film '90 (UK: new title)
    • aka Film '91 (UK: new title)
    • aka Film '92 (UK: new title)
    • aka Film '93 (UK: new title)
    • aka Film '94 (UK: new title)
    • aka Film '95 (UK: new title)
    • aka Film '96 (UK: new title)
    • aka Film '97 (UK: new title)
    • aka Film '98 (UK: new title)
    • aka Film '99 (UK: new title)
    • aka Film 2000 (UK: new title)
    • aka Film 2001 (UK: new title)
    • aka Film 2002 (UK: new title)
    • aka Film 2003 (UK: new title)
    • aka Film 2004 (UK: new title)
    • aka Film 2005 (UK: new title)
    • aka Film 2006 (UK: new title)
    • aka Film 2007 (UK: new title)
    • aka Film 2008 (UK: new title)
    • aka Film of the Year (UK: teaser title)
    • aka The Film Programme (UK: informal alternative title)
    • • Episode dated 11 September 2006
    2006 TV episode as Himself
  23. Legends: Rodney Dangerfield
    2006 (TV) as Himself
  24. The Teen Choice Awards 2006
    2006 (TV) as Himself
  25. Forbes Celebrity 100: Who Made Bank?
    2006 (TV) as Himself
  26. "Total Request Live" as Himself (2 episodes, 2004-2006)
    • aka TRL (USA: promotional abbreviation)
    • aka Total Request with Carson Daly (USA)
    • • Episode dated 22 June 2006
    2006 TV episode as Himself
    • • Episode dated 13 February 2004
    2004 TV episode as Himself
  27. 2006 MTV Movie Awards
    2006 (TV) as Himself
  28. Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards '06
    2006 (TV) as Himself
  29. 2005 MTV Movie Awards
    2005 (TV) as Himself - Presenter
  30. Showtime Special: The Longest Yard
    2005 (TV) as Paul Crewe
  31. WrestleMania 21
    2005 (V) as Himself
  32. The 77th Annual Academy Awards
    2005 (TV) as Himself - Presenter: Best Adapted Screenplay
  33. The 47th Annual Grammy Awards
    2005 (TV) as Himself - Presenter of Best Male R&B Vocal Performance
  34. The 31st Annual People's Choice Awards
    2005 (TV) as Himself
  35. New Year's Eve with Carson Daly
    2004 (TV) as Himself
  36. "The View" as Himself (1 episode, 2004)
    • • Episode dated 23 December 2004
    2004 TV episode as Himself
  37. "The Tony Danza Show" as Himself (1 episode, 2004)
    • • Episode #1.70
    2004 TV episode as Himself
  38. "McEnroe" as Himself (1 episode, 2004)
    • • Episode dated 15 December 2004
    2004 TV episode as Himself
  39. "The Oprah Winfrey Show" as Himself (1 episode, 2004)
    • aka Oprah (USA: short title)
    • • Episode dated 13 December 2004
    2004 TV episode as Himself
  40. "SportsCenter" as Himself (1 episode, 2004)
    • aka Sports Recap (USA: first episodes title)
    • • Episode dated 26 September 2004
    2004 TV episode as Himself
  41. The Dating Scene
    2004 (V) as Himself
  42. 2004 MTV Movie Awards
    2004 (TV) as Himself - winner
  43. "4Pop" as Himself (1 episode, 2004)
    • • Yksinoikeudella Lordi
    2004 TV episode as Himself
  44. Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards '04
    2004 (TV) as Himself
  45. "On-Air with Ryan Seacrest" as Himself - Cameo (1 episode, 2004)
    • • Episode dated 4 February 2004
    2004 TV episode as Himself - Cameo
  46. "Tinseltown TV" as Himself (1 episode, 2004)
    • • Episode dated 31 January 2004
    2004 TV episode as Himself
  47. Reel Comedy: 50 First Dates
    2004 (TV) as Himself
  48. Comedy Central Presents: The Commies
    2003 (TV) as Himself - Presenter
  49. My Buddy Jack
    2003 (V) as Himself
    • aka Spotlight on Jack Nicholson (USA: DVD title)
  50. Skull Session: The Making of 'Anger Management'
    2003 (V) as Himself
    • aka The Making of 'Anger Management' (USA)
  51. MTV Video Music Awards 2003
    2003 (TV) as Himself
  52. The Teen Choice Awards 2003
    2003 (TV) as Himself
  53. "Banzai" as Himself (1 episode, 2003)
    • • Episode #1.3
    2003 TV episode as Himself
  54. Night of Too Many Stars
    2003 (TV) as Himself
  55. Stupidity
    2003 as Himself
  56. Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards '03
    2003 (TV) as Himself
  57. "Pet Star" as Judge (1 episode, 2003)
    • • Episode #1.9
    2003 TV episode as Judge
  58. "VH1: All Access" as Himself (1 episode)
    • • Celebrity Weddings (????) TV episode as Himself
  59. "Famous" as Himself (1 episode)
    • • Adam Sandler (????) TV episode as Himself
  60. Pauly Shore Is Dead
    2003 (voice) as Himself
    • aka Pauly Shore Is Dead (Australia)
  61. A Day with the Meatball
    2002 as Himself
  62. "Saturday Night Live" as Himself (2 episodes, 1996-2002)
    • aka NBC's Saturday Night (USA: first season title)
    • aka SNL (USA: informal title)
    • aka SNL 25 (USA: alternative title)
    • aka Saturday Night (USA: second season title)
    • aka Saturday Night Live '80 (USA: sixth season title)
    • • Brittany Murphy/Nelly
    2002 TV episode (uncredited) as Himself
    • • Tom Arnold/2Pac
    1996 TV episode (uncredited) as Himself
  63. Diet Coke with Lemon Celebrates 40 Years of Laughter: At the Improv
    2002 (TV) as Himself
  64. The Teen Choice Awards 2002
    2002 (TV) as Himself
  65. Reel Comedy: Mr. Deeds
    2002 (TV) as Himself
  66. "Dennis Miller Live" as Himself (1 episode, 2002)
    • • Selfishness
    2002 TV episode as Himself
  67. 2002 MTV Movie Awards
    2002 (TV) as Himself - Presenter
  68. The Cosby Show: A Look Back
    2002 (TV) as Himself
  69. "Star Boulevard" as Himself (1 episode, 2002)
    • • Episode dated 29 April 2002
    2002 TV episode as Himself
  70. Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards '02
    2002 (TV) as Himself
  71. "TV Tales" as Himself (1 episode, 2002)
    • • Saturday Night Live
    2002 TV episode as Himself
  72. "Undeclared" as Himself (1 episode, 2001)
    • • The Assistant
    2001 TV episode as Himself
  73. The Concert for New York City
    2001 (TV) as Operaman
  74. America: A Tribute to Heroes
    2001 (TV) as Himself
  75. Reel Comedy: Joe Dirt
    2001 (TV) as Himself
  76. Wild Desk Ride
    2001 (V) as Himself/panelist
    • aka Conan O'Brien's Wild Desk Ride (USA: complete title)
  77. Adam Sandler Goes to Hell
    2001 (V) as Himself
  78. Satan's Top Forty
    2001 (V) as Himself
  79. Jim Carrey Uncensored
    2000 (TV) as Himself
  80. "Comedy Central Canned Ham" as Himself (1 episode, 2000)
    • aka Reel Comedy (USA)
    • • Canned Ham: Little Nicky
    2000 TV episode as Himself
  81. "WWF Smackdown!" as Himself (1 episode, 2000)
    • aka Friday Night Smackdown! (USA: new title)
    • aka Smackdown! (USA: new title)
    • aka Smackdown! Xtreme (USA)
    • aka WWE Smackdown! (USA: new title)
    • aka World Wrestling Federation Smackdown! (USA)
    • • Episode dated 3 November 2000
    2000 TV episode as Himself
  82. The 26th Annual People's Choice Awards
    2000 (TV) as Himself/Winner for Favorite Motion Picture Star in a Comedy

  83. "Mundo VIP" as Himself (1 episode, 1999)
    • • Show nº181
    1999 TV episode as Himself
  84. "Clive Anderson All Talk" as Himself (1 episode, 1999)
    • • Episode #4.1
    1999 TV episode as Himself
  85. "The Rosie O'Donnell Show" as Himself (3 episodes, 1998-1999)
    • • Episode dated 24 May 1999
    1999 TV episode as Himself
    • • Episode dated 2 November 1998
    1998 TV episode as Himself
    • • Episode dated 21 January 1998
    1998 TV episode as Himself
  86. The Making of 'Big Daddy'
    1999 (TV) as Himself
    • aka HBO Look: The Making of 'Big Daddy' (USA: DVD title)
  87. Saturday Night Live: 25th Anniversary
    1999 (TV) (also archive footage) as Himself
  88. MTV Movie Special: Big Daddy
    1999 (TV) as Himself
  89. 1999 MTV Movie Awards
    1999 (TV) as Himself
  90. Saturday Night Live: The Best of Dana Carvey
    1999 (TV) as Himself/Various Characters
  91. "The Mask" as Himself (1 episode, 1996)
    • • A Comedy of Eras
    1996 TV episode as Himself
  92. Adam Sandler: What the Hell Happened to Me?
    1996 (TV) as Himself
  93. "Today" as Himself (1 episode, 1995)
    • aka NBC News Today (USA: promotional title)
    • aka The Today Show (USA)
    • • Episode dated 10 February 1995
    1995 TV episode as Himself
  94. "The Larry Sanders Show" as Himself (1 episode, 1993)
    • • Hank's Wedding
    1993 TV episode as Himself

  95. "Remote Control" as Various Roles (3 episodes, 1988)
    • • MTV Celebrity Episode
    1988 TV episode as Various Roles
    • • Salute to Heavy Metal
    1988 TV episode as Various Roles
    • • Sports Stars Episode
    1988 TV episode as Various Roles
  96. "It's Showtime at the Apollo" as Himself (1 episode, 1987)
    • aka Showtime at the Apollo (USA: new title)
    • • Episode #1.2
    1987 TV episode as Himself
Archive Footage:
  1. "The O'Reilly Factor"
    • • Episode dated 16 January 2008
    2008 TV episode as Himself
  2. Maquillando entre monstruos
    2007 (TV) as Michael Newman
  3. "Rome Is Burning"
    • • Episode dated 20 September 2007
    2007 TV episode as Himself
  4. Saturday Night Live in the '90s: Pop Culture Nation
    2007 (TV) as Himself/Various
  5. Cómo conseguir un papel en Hollywood
    2007 (TV) as John Clasky
  6. Saturday Night Live: The Best of David Spade
    2005 (TV) (uncredited) as Various
  7. "Getaway"
    • • Found
    2005 TV episode as Henry Roth
  8. Saturday Night Live: The Best of Alec Baldwin
    2005 (TV) as Himself
  9. "E! True Hollywood Story"
    • • Jack Nicholson
    2005 TV episode as Himself
  10. Saturday Night Live: The Best of Commercial Parodies
    2005 (TV) (voice) (uncredited) as Cluckin' Chicken
  11. Saturday Night Live: The Best of Tom Hanks
    2004 (TV) as Himself/Various
  12. 101 Most Unforgettable SNL Moments
    2004 (TV) as Himself
  13. Saturday Night Live: The Best of Christopher Walken
    2004 (TV) (uncredited) as Office Worker
  14. "Comedy Central Presents: 100 Greatest Stand-Ups of All Time"
    2004 (mini) as Himself #46
  15. Saturday Night Live Christmas 2002
    2002 (TV) (uncredited) as Himself
  16. Saturday Night Live: TV Tales
    2002 (TV) as Himself
  17. Saturday Night Live: Game Show Parodies
    2000 (TV) (uncredited) as Various Characters
  18. SNL: 25 Years of Music
    1999 (TV) as Various
  19. Saturday Night Live: The Best of Chris Rock
    1999 (TV) (uncredited) as Himself/Various Characters
  20. Saturday Night Live: The Best of Adam Sandler
    1999 (TV) as Himself/Various Characters
  21. Saturday Night Live: The Best of Steve Martin
    1999 (TV) (uncredited) as Himself
  22. Saturday Night Live Christmas
    1999 (V) as Himself
  23. The Bad Boys of Saturday Night Live
    1998 (TV) as Himself/Various Characters
  24. Saturday Night Live: The Best of Mike Myers
    1998 (V) (voice) (uncredited) as Coffee Talk Caller
  25. Saturday Night Live: The Best of Phil Hartman
    1998 (TV) (uncredited) as Himself
  26. Saturday Night Live: The Best of Chris Farley
    1998 (TV) (uncredited) as Various Characters