Adam Sandler is one of Hollywood's most successful actors. His movies are often huge hits, though they do not always resonate with professional critics. Sandler said in a new interview that he stopped reading reviews for his movies back in the '90s after critics bashed one of his earliest successful films, Billy Madison.
Sandler wrote the movie with Tim Herlihy and he recalled to Variety how surprised he was to read so many negative reviews of the film.
"When Billy Madison came out, me and my friend who wrote it, we were just like, 'Oh yeah, they're going to write about this in New York!' We grew up reading the papers, we were going to NYU. And then we read the first one and we were like, 'Oh my god, what happened? They hate us,'" Sandler said. "And then we were like, 'It must have been this paper,' but then 90% of the papers are going, 'This is garbage.'"
Continue Reading at GameSpotfrom GameSpot - All Content https://ift.tt/OBPwKEA
via IFTTT
0 Comments:
Post a Comment