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'Happy Gilmore 2': The wildest celebrity cameos, from Travis Kelce to Eminem
Adam Sandler’s oafish pro golfer is back on screen for the first time in nearly 30 years, in a new movie that follows the titular Happy Gilmore as he attempts to get back in the game and raise his fi...

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Happy Gilmore 2: Fans Freak Out Over 72+ Cameos, Including Eminem!
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Is Eminem in Happy Gilmore 2? Rapper's cameo explained
“Happy Gilmore 2” Ending Explained: Does Happy Win the Tournament?
After the triumphant win that completes the original movie, Happy Gilmore ( Adam Sandler) accidentally kills his wife, Virginia Venit ( Julie Bowen ), when one of his golf balls hits her in the head....

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'Happy Gilmore 2' NJ filming and hiring offer peek at what Netflix Fort Monmouth will bring
Critics Roasted Over 'Happy Gilmore 2' Rotten Tomatoes Score
Happy Gilmore 2 sums up everything about Adam Sandler – the good, the bad, and the rest
Reviews have been middling in a way that’s typical of Sandler’s Netflix era: The Guardian described it as “strictly for the fans”, while The Hollywood Reporter called it “an exercise in fan service”.

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Moronic, Witless, Vulgar: 'Happy Gilmore 2' Is Exactly What Fans Will Love, Critics Say
Adam Sandler Makes Meta Joke in ‘Happy Gilmore 2’ About Casting Daughters Sadie and Sunny
‘Happy Gilmore 2’ Cameo Guide: Every Actor, Comedian, Pro Golfer and More Who Show Up in Adam Sandler’s Netflix Sequel
"Happy Gilmore 2" releases on Netflix July 25, and the Adam Sandler-starring sequel is filled with familiar faces including Travis Kelce and Post Malone.
‘Happy Gilmore 2’ Cameos Include Eminem, Post Malone, Guy Fieri, And More—But Not Sydney Sweeney
Rapper Kid Cudi, aka Scott Mescudi, has been pursuing an acting career for the last 10 years or so, and pops up in all kinds of movies these days. That includes Happy Gilmore 2, where he appears in the very last scene as an FBI agent who arrests Ben Stiller’s character, Hal L., for abusive his Alcoholics Anonymous program.
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