‘Happy Gilmore 2' Gets Trailer At Netflix Tudum
The full trailer for Netflix's Happy Gilmore 2 has arrived.
In the new film, arriving July 25, the former hockey player turned golfer played by Adam Sandler returns to the green alongside Julie Bowen as Virginia Venit, Christopher McDonald as Shooter McGavin with newcomers Bad Bunny and more. Check out the video above.
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Kansas City Chiefs player Travis Kelce will have a part in the sequel, as will Margaret Qualley and Benny Safdie. Others set to appear include Nick Swardson, Scott Mescudi and pro wrestler Jacob Friedman. Deadline exclusively reported the casting of professional wrestler Maxwell Jacob Friedman.
McDonald, who returns as Happy's nemesis, first teased word of the sequel to the 1996 film. He had mentioned to Drew Barrymore that Sandler showed him an early script for the followup film.
Netflix officially ordered the film in May of last year. Sandler, who has a longtime deal with the streamer with films like Murder Mystery and You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah, co-wrote the script with original co-writer Tim Herlihy.
The film is produced by Happy Madison, Sandler's production company named after Happy Gilmore and Billy Madison.
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