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The article reports that comedy actor Adam Sandler has agreed to voice the lead role of Dracula in the animated comedy film "Hotel Transylvania," directed by Genndy Tartakovsky and starring Kevin James, Fran Drescher and David Spade.

The article reports on the release of the romantic comedy film "Just Go With It," starring Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston.

The article reviews the film "Grown Ups," starring Adam Sandler, Kevin James, and Chris Rock, directed by Dennis Dugan.

The article reports that the comedy film "Funny People," starring Adam Sandler has garnered 23.4 million dollars at the box office at 3,008 playdates in the U.S. in August 2009. It mentions that the film's figure, however, marked the lowest tally for a No. 1 film. It states that the film came in with 23% less box office than the July 10-12 launch of "Bruno." Other films that remained strong in the box office are also listed.

The article reports that voices for the animals in a live-action comedy "The Zookeeper" have been revealed. It notes that Adam Sandler, Cher, and Sylvester Stallone are some of the voice talents selected for the film that stars Kevin James and Rosario Dawson. It mentions that the film centers on zoo animals teaching their keeper the ways of animal mating and courtship to help him win the woman of his dreams.

The article reports on the possible collaboration among Kevin James, Chris Rock, Adam Sandler, Rob Schneider, and David Spade in an untitled comedy film for Columbia Pictures Corp. It reveals that the comedy film will focus on five high school best friends, who reunites after 30 years, and will be directed by Dennis Dugan. It cites various movies where the five actors worked together including "I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry" and "Saturday Night Live," and "The Longest Yard."

The article reviews the film "Bedtime Stories," starring Keri Russell and Adam Sandler, directed by Adam Shankman.

The article reports on the success of DreamWorks Animation SKG Inc. and Paramount Pictures Corp.'s "Kung Fu Panda" for the weekend box office in the U.S. grossing about $60 million from 4,114 theaters. Meanwhile, Sony Pictures Entertainment's "You Don't Mess With the Zohan," an Adam Sandler comedy, also experienced a successful debut following "Kung Fu," These two films proved to be a potent combination with the weekend box office up by over 30% against the same frame in 2007.

The article reviews the motion picture "You Don't Mess With the Zohan," starring Adam Sandler and John Turturro and directed by Dennis Dugan.

The article discusses the potential box office revenues of two motion picture comedies, the animated film "Kung Fu Panda" and "You Don't Mess With the Zohan," starring actor Adam Sandler. The films are described as targeting different audiences. A debate over which film will earn the most money on its opening weekend is presented.

The article reports that motion picture director Judd Apatow has chosen actors Adam Sandler, Seth Rogen and Leslie Mann to star in his next film under the co-production of Universal Pictures and Sony Pictures Entertainment Inc. The involvement of Sandler in the film marks their second team-up for they had collaborated in screen writing while the remaining actors had worked with the director in his previous films.

The article reports that "Hitch" star Kevin James has signed on to write, produce and star in the Columbia Pictures comedy "Mall Cop." He added that James is considered home-grown talent at Sony. Moreover, the comedy show will team James with Adam Sandler and his Happy Madison shingle, which produced the Sandler-James starrer "I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry."

The article reports on the simultaneous opening of two comedy films in the U.S. The first movie is "Hairspray" which stars John Travolta and the other movie is "I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry," starring Adam Sandler and Kevin James. The box-office office performance of other movies for the week of June 28, 2007 is also provided.

The article reviews the film "I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry," directed by Dennis Dugan, starring Adam Sandler, Kevin James and Jessica Biel.

The article reports on the new project of actor Adam Sandler under Walt Disney Pictures. The comedy movie "Bedtime Stories," will begin production in 2007 and will be released on the 2008 holiday season. The author says that this film is Sandler's first feature project for Walt Disney Pictures, and will also be produced by Gunn Films and Happy Madison Productions.

The article reviews the film "Reign Over Me," directed by Mike Binder and starring Adam Sandler and Don Cheadle.

The article reviews the film "Click," directed by Frank Coraci and starring Adam Sandler, Kate Beckinsale and Christopher Walken.

The article reports that Adam Sandler and Kevin James are set to play lead roles in the film "I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry," which will be directed by David Dobkin. Alexander Payne and James Taylor will write the script. The film's storyline focuses on two straight firefighters who pose a gay married couple in order to qualify for the domestic partner benefits of their department. Tom Shadyac will produce the film for Universal Pictures.

Reports career developments of actors in the U.S. Character portrayed by Barry Shabaka Henley in the movie "Miami Vice," directed by Michael Mann for Universal Pictures; Inclusion of Columbus Short and Travis Van Winkle in the cast of the film "Accepted"; Selection of Katie Cassidy to star opposite Adam Sandler in the movie "Click," directed by Frank Coraci.

Reviews the motion picture "Spanglish," directed by James L. Brooks and starring Adam Sandler and Tea Leoni.

Reports that the United States film studio Paramount Pictures has agreed to receive production funding through investment bank Merrill Lynch. Plan for a group of investors to create a fund to support Paramount films, with Tom Cruise's "Mission: Impossible 3" as the likely first picture covered under the deal; Paramount Chairman Sherry Lansing's focus on higher-profile films; Production of Charlize Theron's "Aeon Flux" and Adam Sandler's "Along With Sony."

Reports on the casting of Adam Sandler, Chris Rock and Snoop Doggy Dogg in the remake of the film "The Longest Yard" produced under the collaboration between Paramount Pictures Corp. and Sony Pictures Studios in Los Angeles, California. Details on the role of the actors in the film; Overview on the story line; Terms in the collaborative agreement between Paramount and and Sony.

Reports on Columbia Pictures' hiring of Phillip Wen to adapt Swedish film, 'Kopps' as a vehicle for actor Adam Sandler to produce. Wen's sale of the rights to the film 'The Von Doozers' to Dimenson Films.

Reports on the tandem of movie actors Jack Nicholson and Adam Sandler for the film 'Anger Management' in Los Angeles, California. Success of the movie; Assessment of the executives of the movie; Information on the box office films of both actors.

Focuses on the next movie of actor Adam Sandler titled '50 First Kisses.' Agreements between Sandler and Columbia Pictures Co.; Information on negotiations with actress Drew Barrymore for co-starring with Sandler in the movie; Story of the movie.

Reports that actor Adam Sandler is scheduled to star in and produce 'Fifty First Kisses' at Columbia Pictures. Possibility of Actress Drew Barrymore featuring in the movie; Status of the production; Other members of the project; Other projects of Sandler and Barrymore.

Reports on the box office dominance of the film 'Mr. Deeds,' starring Adam Sandler from Sony Entertainment in the U.S. Estimations on the profit of the movie; Performance of other films; Disappointment of paramount on the performance of the film 'Hey, Arnold! The Movie.'

Reports on the consideration of actor Adam Sandler to star in the movie 'Anger Management' from Revolution Studios. Role in the film; Scriptwriter and film producer; Rumors of potential stars who might play the instructor.

Reports on actor Adam Sandler's negotiations with New Line Cinema Corp. for a comedy film to be directed by Paul Thomas Anderson. Sandler's previous work with New Line; Other film projects being considered by Sandler.

Reports that New Line Cinema Corp. and Columbia Pictures Entertainment Inc. are in negotiations to co-produce the motion picture 'Mr. Deeds Goes to Town.' starring actor Adam Sandler. Terms under the partnership agreement between the motion picture companies; Overview on the plot of the story; List of moviews that starred Sandler.

Reports on comedian Adam Sandler's launch of a comedy Web site called Shnorff.com Inc. with long-time producing partner Jack Giarraputo through an exclusive deal with Joe Roth's Revolution Studios and Netcaster MediaTrip.com. Appointment of Doug Robinson as chief executive officer of Shnorff; Terms of the long-term partnership with MediaTrip.com; Sandler's previous foray into the World Wide Web.

Reports on developments related to the motion picture industry in the United States as of March 23, 2000. Includes New Line Cinema's plan to produce a film which will feature actor Adam Sandler; Actress Glen Close's partnership with actor Robert Pastorelli to establish Father Lucky Productions; Actor John Savage's appearance in the television show `Dark Angel'.

The article focuses on the premiere of the film "That's My Boy," starring Andy Samberg and Adam Sandler.

The article reports on the adaption of Sony Pictures Animation with Hasbro's popular boardgame "Candy Land" into a bigscreen adventure with Adam Sandler's Happy Madison Productions in 2012.

The article focuses on film actor-producer Adam Sandler and various comedy films he has produced including "Just Go With It," "Jack and Jill," and "The Zookeeper."

The article reports that actress Leighton Meester will be playing the role of actor Adam Sandler's future daughter-in-law in the comedy film "I Hate You, Dad" by Columbia Pictures.

A chart is presented which lists several films starred by actor Adam Sandler.

The article reports that actor Adam Sandler will be the lead star in the romantic comedy film "Jack and Jill." It says that Sandler will also produce the film through Happy Madison Productions, along with Todd Garner and Jack Giarraputo. It notes that the film will be released by Sony Pictures Entertainment Inc.

The article reports that Bill Condon is negotiating for a deal with Columbia Pictures Industries Inc. and Happy Madison Productions allowing him to direct the film "Richard Pryor: Is It Something I Said?" in the spring of 2010. The arrangement under the negotiation would allow Adam Sandler and Jack Giarraputo of Happy Madison, Chris Rock, Mark Gordon, and Jennifer Pryor to produce the film. It notes that there is yet no final casting for the film except for Marlon Wayans for the lead role.

The article provides a preview on several films featuring actor Adam Sandler in the U.S. It highlights his continuous movie presence in comedy-drama films such as "Funny People," directed by Judd Apatow and co-star Seth Rogen. In addition, it presents several charts depicting the ratings of his films in box-office that include "Alliens in the Attic" and "The Cove."

The article focuses on the condition of Adam Sandler's comedy films including "Funny People" in the U.S. It states that Sandler's box office track record is sterling, with 10 titles that have exceeded the 100 million U.S. dollars mark in the domestic grosses. Nikki Rocco, chief distribution of Universal Pictures infers that the "Funny People" campaign is aimed to position the title as the serious comedy.

The article reviews the film "Funny People," starring Adam Sandler, Seth Rogen, and Leslie Mann, directed by Judd Apatow.

The article offers news briefs related to entertainment industry in the U.S. Montreal's Zoofest, the parallel festival at Just For Laughs, is designed by JFL brass to showcase potential artists. The latest starring show of Adam Sandler "Funny People," premieres at the Just for Laughs Film Festival. The Just for Laughs Comedy conference is featuring panels on creating a comedy show for television.

The article offers a brief account to comedy actor Adam Sandler in the U.S. It cites that Sandler is the leading actor of the popular film "Funny People." It indicates that the comedy actor also leads the movie "Bedtime Stories" which earned 109 million dollars. Moreover, the article also describes Sandler as a fearless and a talented actor.

The article reports that Stephen Dorff will star at the Sony Pictures' comedy film "Born to Be a Star." It notes that the film will be produced by Adam Sandler, who also co-wrote the screenplay. The movie centers on a nerd played by Nick Swardson who found out that his parents were porn stars. It notes that Christina Ricci will also star on the film as Swardson's girlfriend.

The article reports that Salma Hayek, Maya Rudolph, and Colin Quinn are the additional casts to the untitled comedy film of Adam Sandler for Columbia Pictures. It mentions that the actor and actresses has joined Kevin James, Chris Rock, and Rob Schneider. It notes that Hayek will portray the role of Sandler's wife. It adds that the story centers on the reunion of five high school friends after 30 years, and will be produced by Happy Madison Productions.

The article reviews the film "You Don't Mess With the Zohan," directed by Adam Sandler and John Turturro.

The article focuses on the premiere of the Disney movie "Bedtime Stories," starring Adam Sandler, Guy Pearce and Teresa Palmer in Los Angeles, California on December 18, 2008. Director Adam Shankman states the competitiveness of the film during the Christmas season and the versatility of Sandler in the movie. Moreover, several photographs at the Hollywood and Highland's Grand Ballroom after-party in Los Angeles, California are presented.