The surprise star of ‘Happy Gilmore 2’

Reviews of “Happy Gilmore 2“They have been flooded inside, and while some have been more complementary than others, it is difficult to argue with the overall spray of continuing the classic cult since it fell less than a week ago.

Tuesday, Netflix announced It “Happy Gilmore 2” aired 46.7 million times in the first three days of its publication – the most successful American opening weekend in Netflix’s history.

Another thing that is hard to oppose? The surprise star who stole the show. That is right, Scottie Scheffler.

you apparently I know Scheffler from his great predominance in the Golf Course, the boy who recently won the open championship and who made for as many titles as possible about his comments about What really does his life fulfill. It is the world no. 1 and has increased his big title to four, but apparently he has some pieces of acting. And if you’ve seen “Happy Gilmore 2”, you may have noticed too. He looked comfortable, and his dry humor, the ability to enjoy himself, and distribution was one of the highlights of the film. A quick scan of internet and social media would tell you the same.

But don’t take our word for it. Ask someone who was there filming in place.

“Scheffler was great,” said Hunter Mahan, who was double the S-Golf-swing of Adam Sandler and who appeared in this week’s episode Podcast Subpar of Golf To discuss what the movie was like. “People never see that side of Scottie. He’s just upside down, grind, speaks of his faith and his family. But then you see that movie and you are like, Dude has a lot of personality. He’s funny. He’s just a boy at the end of the day.”

Scheffler had a small part of the memorable moments, mostly focused on the film, having fun with his strange arrest in the PGA 2024 championship.

He withdrew, “Oh no, no again”, after being arrested for the firing of another player. And at the end of the film, still in a prison cell, he approached a guard.

“Hey Scheffler. It’s been three days. Are you sure you don’t want to make that call?”

“It depends,” Scheffler said. “What is there for dinner?”

“Chicken fingers”.

(Pause)

“Will stay about another night.”

“He just killed him,” Mahan said. “And they really bowed to him. And fortunately he was not leaving, you know, being arrested and all those things. This is a big question. Many boys would say no to it, and be like, no, I don’t want to bring it back. He could have any agency say no, I wouldn’t do it.”