The waterboy for a Louisiana-based football team finds himself in the thick of things when it's discovered he has a talent for using his inner-aggression and untamed demons to make vicious on-field tackles. "It's a big comedy with poignant moments," says director Coraci about the film that has been dubbed a "Cajun football comedy."
Well, this little football comedy earned $39.4-million in its opening weekend (Nov. 6-8), which is more money than any film ever released in November or December, including films released during the Christmas holiday period.
Faster than you can say "
Jim Carrey," bets are down that Sandler is the next $20 million man, although he's "only" getting $12 million for a New Line project in which he'll play a man whose mother is an angel and whose father is a devil -- that's after he re-teams with his Gilmore director
Dennis Dugan for a comedy called Big Daddy about a single man who adopts a child due to be released in June of 1999.
i wanna see Henry winkler`s butt again!
the was it is number 2 on my list