Since being cast on Saturday Night Live in 1990, Sandler has enjoyed a meteoric rise from a lovable yet somewhat brash comedian to a bonfire Hollywood superstar worth over $400 million. Thanks in part to his dynamic personality and comedic style, Sandler earned supporting roles in films such as Coneheads and Airheads before landing his first starring role in the 1995 comedy, Billy Madison. The film earned a modest $25 million at the worldwide box office, launching the movie star career of the New York City native.
By the start of the new millennium, Sandler had proven himself to be a certified box office darling, with his last two 90s films, Big Daddy and The Waterboy, combining to earn well over $400 million. In 2002, Sandler was chosen to star in Mr. Deeds, based on the 1936 film Mr. Deeds Goes to Town.
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