Adam Sandler is back with a new Netflix special, 'Adam Sandler: Love You,' directed by Josh Safdie, the co-writer-director of 'Uncut Gems.'
The Sandman and a Safdie brother have reunited. Five years ago this month, the masterpiece known ased at the Telluride Film Festival. Now, on August 27, Josh Safdie will make his comedy special directorial debut with“So anyways,” Sander says in the trailer for the new special, “I talk a lot, and then I sing, and we do a bunch of shit. So, here it goes.” The trailer has the hypnotic feel of a Safdie film, creating an atmospheric juxtaposition to Sandler’s casual, dad-like demeanor and outfit.
While Sandler may be a familiar act, this will mark just his third stand-up special. His first stand-up album came in 1993,On the album, he showcased some of his greatest comedy musical hits, including what became the best known version of “The Chanukah Song.” That album turned into a live special recorded for HBO.. But in recent years, he has become a staple on Netflix, including its comedy brand, Netflix Is A Joke.debuted in 2018.
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