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HAPPY GILMORE (1996) - PG-13
Country: United States
Genre: Comedy, Hockey
Credits
Production Company: Brillstein Entertainment Partners
Robert Simonds Company, The
Director: Dennis Dugan
Producer: Robert Simonds
Exec Producer: Bernie Brillstein
Brad Grey
Sandy Wernick
Co-Producer: Warren Carr
Jack Giarraputo
Writer: Screenplay: Tim Herlihy
Adam Sandler
Cast: Brett Armstrong
Bob Barker
Frances Bay
Phillip Beer
Ian Boothby
Julie Bowen
Charles L. Brame
Dave Cameron
Ken Camroux
Brent Chapman
Lisanne Collett
Allen Covert
Jim Crescenzo
Ted Deekan
John B. Destry
Stephen Dimopoulos
Dennis Dugan
Rich Elwood
Joe Flaherty
Frank L. Frazier
Jessica Gunn
Ellie Harvie
Michelle Holdsworth
Helen Honeywell
Fat Jack
Dee Jay Jackson
Andrew Johnston
David Kaye
Peter Kelamis
Richard Kiel
Lou Kliman
Edward Lieberman
Betty Linde
Vern Lundquist
Mark Lye
Donald MacMillan
Nancy McClure
Christopher McDonald
Kevin Nealon
Douglas Newell
Louis O'Donoghue
Fred Perron
Paul Raskin
Kimberley Restell
William Samples
Adam Sandler
William Sasso
John Shaw
Robert Smigel
Ben Stiller
Stephen Tibbetts
Lee Trevino
Jared Van Snellenberg
Carl Weathers
Simon Webb
Zachary Webb
Luea Ye
Casting Director: Michelle Allen
Joanna Colbert
Production Manager: Warren Carr
Editor: Jeff Gourson
Production Design: Perry Andelin Blake
Dir of Photography: Arthur Albert
Composer: Mark Mothersbaugh
Costume Designer: Tish Monaghan
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Synopsis: A hockey player discovers his shot is so powerful it is the equivalent of a 400-yard golf drive. Exchanging his hockey stick for golf clubs, he quickly wins a spot on the PGA Tour. Hoping to win enough prize money to buy back his Grandma’s house from the clutches of the IRS, he is unencumbered by the niceties of his new sport, continuing to exhibit his rowdy, hockey mentality. His charismatic craziness attracts a large, raucous following that clashes with the finery of the country-club sport. His gallery of louts so annoys his prissy chief rival that he is able to hole out a string of victories and win the day for Grandma.

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