A lazy law school graduate adopts a kid to impress his girlfriend, but everything doesn't go as planned.
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Cast
Adam Sandler
Sonny Koufax
Joey Lauren Adams
Layla Maloney
Jon Stewart
Kevin Gerrity
Cole Sprouse
Julian 'Frankenstein' McGrath
Dylan Sprouse
Julian 'Frankenstein' McGrath
Josh Mostel
Arthur Brooks
Leslie Mann
Corinne Maloney
Allen Covert
Phil D'Amato
Rob Schneider
Delivery
Kristy Swanson
Vanessa
Joseph Bologna
Lenny Koufax
Peter Dante
Tommy Grayton
Jonathan Loughran
Mike
Steve Buscemi
Homeless Man
Tim Herlihy
Singing Kangaroo
Edmund Lyndeck
Mr. Herlihy
Larkin Malloy
Restaurant Owner
Samantha Brown
Employee
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source: Big Daddy
In my opinion this is one of the best overall Adam Sandler movies. Not only is it funny and memorable but it also has some complexity and a good story line. Always worth watching it whenever it's on.
This comedy is mainly about character development. Adam Sandler's character, Sonny, is your basic clueless, rudderless slacker; sporting a bad attitude. I must admit that I initially discounted this production; abandoning it twice before my sister gave me her take on it. So I tried a third watching and got to appreciate what the production had to offer. My sister agrees with me that the major he downside for the film is: why did they find it necessary to have the kid speak like a toddler? Apparently in NYC five year old children are welcome in bars and all that's required to adopt a child is a single phone call. It doesn't matter if the child has no legal papers of any kind.
