Adam Sandler, who has immersed himself in the character-actor mode with Noah Baumbach's "The Meyerowitz Stories", says whenever he gets a project out of the comedy zone, he makes an effort to be as good as he can be
Adam Sandler
Adam Sandler, who has immersed himself in the character-actor mode with Noah Baumbach's "The Meyerowitz Stories", says whenever he gets a project out of the comedy zone, he makes an effort to be as good as he can be.
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In the Netflix comedy, Sandler plays one of two brothers (alongside Ben Stiller) in a dysfunctional New York family. Dustin Hoffman is the dad, married to third wife (Emma Thompson).
"I couldn't believe we were doing this movie," Sandler said at a press conference with the cast here, reported variety.com.
He said he got "misty-eyed" reading the script.
"It's different for a comedian when you get an offer like this," he later said.
"My first thought is, 'I don't want to let anybody down and work as hard as I can to know the material and be as good as I can be.'"
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