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Happy Gilmore, Shooter McGavin recreate rivalry to mark film's 25th

Adam Sandler Channeled Happy Gilmore To Mark 25 Years Of The Film

Published February 17, 2021 To sign up for our daily newsletter filled with the latest news, goss and other stuff you should care about, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or, bookmark the PEDESTRIAN.TV homepage to visit whenever you need a news fix. It’s been 25 years since  Happy Gilmore first entered our lives and we couldn’t stop quoting “Just taaaaap it in, tap-tap-tap-a-roo,” and “Why won’t you go to your HOME? ” at every available chance. To celebrate a quarter-century of people doing the Happy Gilmore run-up golf swing, Adam Sandler has done the iconic tee-off again, absolutely thumping it up the fairway of his local course.

Watch: Adam Sandler Shows He's Still Got It To Celebrate Happy Gilmore's 25th Anniversary

1995’s Billy Madison may have been Adam Sandler’s first major starring vehicle that set the template for the rest of his career, but it was the following year’s Happy Gilmorethat saw the actor firmly settle into the groove that would go on to define him, and that’s without even mentioning that both combined to inspire the name of his all-conquering production company. The golf comedy also marked Sandler’s first collaboration with director Denis Dugan, who has since gone on to helm a further seven of the leading man’s movies, while it was his second script in conjunction with writer Tim Herlihy, who’s long since become part of the Happy Madison furniture after penning an additional ten of the outfit’s efforts.

Happy Gilmore challenges Shooter McGavin at Boca Raton Resort & Spa

The Flying Hagel, Oh My Darling, G.O.A.T Birthday, and Other Blackhawks Bullets

As the temperatures in the Midwest begin to warm up, so do the Chicago Blackhawks. They have wins in back-to-back games and a 6-2-2 marker in their last ten contests. They take on the Detroit Red Wings tonight for the second half of a two-game mini series, and after stealing a win in a lackluster performance on Monday night, could very well take four points on the road. For now, bullets. Duncan Keith said looking back on it he s happy the Blackhawks opened with Tampa Bay. Said the Lightning set the standard and now the Hawks believe they can compete with anybody.