Adam Sandler and the Flashlight (Morning America Photo)
Adam Sandler was interviewed for the show Good Morning America And surprised with a sign of sabotage under the eye. While promoting his new basketball drama on Netflix HustleThe 55-year-old actor appeared on the show on Monday and pointed to the sign, “This is something I have to talk about, right?”
Sandler explained: “I was lying in bed, it was the middle of the night, and you know how some people stretch the sheet around the corners, under the bed? Someone stretched the sheet too much and my phone was in the middle of the bed. I kicked with my feet to release the stretch of the sheet, and the phone flew And hit me in the face. ”
“I refused to acknowledge that it happened,” he continued. “I felt blood. I said, ‘Something happened but I have to sleep.’ But then when I woke up…
Sandler continued, “It looks so cool. And I’m on the streets of New York, I see people say, ‘Oh, okay. He likes to fight, this guy.’ And I’m like, ‘It was a bed accident.’
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In the new film called ‘The Erosion’ in Hebrew, Sandler plays Stanley Sugerman, a Philadelphia 76’s scout who dreams of becoming a coach NBA. In contrast, he finds himself stuck traveling around the world, looking for the next unknown talent, often at the expense of spending quality time with his family. He is in conflict with his work-life balance and tries to be there for his wife Theresa and their daughter, though his demanding work tends to interfere. On the way, Stanley eventually discovers an actor in Spain with a troubled background, Bo Cruz (played by an actor NBA True). The two soon connect because of a shared passion for sports and their families.
Back in 2014, Sandler came up with a flashlight in his eye to appear on Jimmy Fallon’s night show with his film partner Drew Barrymore. He blamed Barrymore at the time for the injury, saying it happened behind the scenes before the show aired. And this is not the last time, in 2015, he appeared with a black eye on Jimmy Kimmel’s show Live, and said he snatched basketball up front during a game. Is this a sign of luck for him?
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