Details about her role are under wraps, as is the plot of the sequel coming to Netflix.
The music star Bad Bunny adds a new role in the world of acting, as he will be part of the cast of Happy Gilmore 2 of Netflix.
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Details about his role are under wraps, as is the sequel’s plot. Others joining the project include Julie Bowen and Christopher McDonaldwho reprise their respective roles as Virginia Venit and Shooter McGavin, the love interest and professional golfer antagonist of the main character of Adam Sandler. Sandler also recently teased that Travis Kelce is on board for a cameo, and production is already underway.


After working with Sandler on Murder Mystery from Netflix, Kyle Newacheck Sandler directs from a script by Sandler and Tim Herlihy, who produce alongside Jack Giarraputo and Robert Simonds. The director of the original film, Dennis Duganserves as executive producer alongside Judit Maull, Kevin Grady, David Bausch and Barry Bernardi.
What Happy Gilmore is about
One of Sandler’s most popular films, Happy Gilmore follows his washed-up hockey player with a powerful backhand and a volatile temper. When Happy’s grandmother, who raised him, is threatened with eviction from her home due to unpaid taxes, Happy discovers he has a natural talent for golf, specifically hitting the ball incredible distances. With the help of retired pro golfer Chubbs Peterson, played by the late Carl Weathersdecides to join the PGA Tour in order to earn enough money to save his grandmother’s house. However, Happy’s unorthodox and aggressive style of play clashes with traditional golf etiquette, making him unpopular with PGA officials and other players such as McGavin, a cocky and arrogant golfer who sees Happy as a threat to his own professional aspirations.
Released by Universal Pictures, the Dugan-directed film grossed over $82 million worldwide and retains a cult following to this day.
Bad Bunny, whose real name is Benito Martinez Ocasiohas just finished its Most Wanted Tour 46-date run, which grossed around $208 million and sold more than 700,000 tickets. He was previously seen in films such as Bullet Train and Cassandroin addition to Narcos: Mexico from Netflix, and will also appear in the police thriller Caught Stealing of Darren Aronofsky.
Source: Ambito