6 best movies featuring Adam Sandler's daughters

Sadie and Sunny Sandler may not be household names yet, but if you’ve seen an Adam Sandler movie in the past decade, chances are you’ve already spotted them.
Photocall For Netflix's "Spaceman." Pictured here are Sunny Sandler and Sadie Sandler.
Photocall For Netflix's "Spaceman." Pictured here are Sunny Sandler and Sadie Sandler. | Rodin Eckenroth/GettyImages

If you’re anything like me, you’ve probably watched dozens of Adam Sandler movies without realizing that two of his most frequent co-stars are actually his real-life daughters. That’s right! Sadie and Sunny Sandler have been popping up in their dad’s films for years, quietly building their own Hollywood resumes with each project.

In fact, they star in Sandler's latest movie Happy Gilmore 2. The long-awaited sequel was just released on Netflix, and it's got everyone talking. The original film, Happy Gilmore, was released in 1996, so it's been nearly three decades since we last saw the hot-headed golfer in action.

In the new sports comedy flick, Happy is older, rougher around the edges, and hasn't been on a golf course in a long time. But that all changes when his daughter Vienna, played by Sunny, dreams of attending an expensive ballet school in Paris. Determined to support her ambitions, Happy dusts off his golf clubs and steps back into the competitive world he left behind. Sadie plays the role of Charlotte in the film.

If you're curious about what other movies Sunny and Sadie have been in, all you need to do is continue reading because we shared a list of some of their best films below.

The Do-Over (2016)

  • Who stars as who? - Sunny as Daisy and Sadie as Sally
  • Where to watch - Netflix

When two old friends meet at a high school reunion, they decide to leave their mundane lives behind by faking their own deaths and starting over with new identities. But they quickly find their plan backfiring when they discover that the dead men whose identities they’ve assumed were involved in a deadly and complicated criminal scheme.

Murder Mystery (2019)

  • Who stars as who? - Sunny as Brittany and Sadie as Summer
  • Where to watch - Netflix

Nick Spitz, a New York City police officer, is married to Audrey, a spirited hairdresser who loves mystery novels. Hoping to spice up their ordinary lives and celebrate their anniversary, the couple finally sets off on a long-overdue European vacation. However, their getaway takes an unexpected twist when they’re invited onto a billionaire’s private yacht, only to become prime suspects in an actual murder case.

The Wrong Missy (2020)

  • Who stars as who? - Sunny as Lobby Strong Sunny and Sadie as Lobby Strong Sadie
  • Where to watch - Netflix

The Wrong Missy is about a blind date that goes terribly wrong. Tim Morris is a single businessman who ends up on a nightmare date with an eccentric and wildly unpredictable woman named Missy. Months later, he meets someone whom he believes is his dream woman and also happens to be named Melissa. Since they hit it off, he decides to invite her to his luxurious work retreat in Hawaii. But when his flight arrives, Tim is horrified to discover he mistakenly texted the original Missy instead. Now he’s stuck on a tropical getaway with the last person he ever wanted to see again.

Hubie Halloween (2020)

  • Who stars as who? - Sunny as Cooky and Sadie as Danielle
  • Where to watch - Netflix

Hubie Halloween is about Hubie Dubois, a kind but goofy delicatessen employee who loves Halloween and spends the night helping his town, Salem, stay safe. Even though everyone makes fun of him, Hubie tries his best to be the hero. This year, strange things start happening. People go missing, and Hubie takes it upon himself to figure out what’s going on.

You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah (2023)

  • Who stars as who? - Sunny as Stacy and Sadie as Ronnie
  • Where to watch - Netflix

You really see the Sandler sisters shine in this comedy-drama film. Based on Fiona Rosenbloom's YA novel of the same name, You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah revolves around Stacy, a 12-year-old girl who is excited about her upcoming bat mitzvah. She and her best friend Lydia want to have their celebrations together, but things get tricky when they both like the same boy. Amid the chaos, Stacy finds herself learning valuable lessons about growing up, forgiveness, and the meaning of family and friendship.


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