In a clip posted to the official YouTube account of Late Night with Seth Meyers, the two dished about how they met. According to the two prolific stars, in their own right, they made eye contact at an LA Lakers game. Adam Sandler set the stage, telling the host:

The sequel’s release boosted interest in the original “Happy Gilmore,” which is also available on Netflix. The decades-old comedy ranked at No. 3 on the global top 10 list with 11.4 million views, marking its second consecutive week on the list.

Sandler and co-writer Tim Herlihy tell The Hollywood Reporter about the project landing Netflix's biggest U.S. film debut and the possibility of more sequels for the star's movies after its success: "This throws it open.