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8) Adam Sandler – Awkward lovable and often goofy characters
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Adam Sandler became famous for playing awkward and goofy characters who often get themselves into ridiculous situations. Films like Billy Madison and Happy Gilmore defined his comedic style with immature humor and exaggerated personalities. He’s good at playing underdogs who eventually win people over despite their flaws. Sandler has shown that he can step outside comedy with dramatic performances in Punch-Drunk Love and Uncut Gems, where he played more intense and troubled characters. Still, most fans know him for his lighthearted roles in romantic comedies like 50 First Dates and The Wedding Singer.
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