Happy Gilmore video release poster 27" x 39.5" Rolled Adam Sandler Cult Classic

Description: Happy Gilmore video release poster 27" x 39.5" Rolled Adam Sandler Cult Classic has some small tears at edges and a few pinholes, otherwise in excellent condition, rolled, see pics will ship in sturdy Cardboard Tube PlotHappy Gilmore is a short-tempered, unsuccessful ice hockey player whose only skills are fighting and a powerful slapshot he learned from his late father. His inability to skate limits his professional prospects. When he returns home after yet another failed tryout, his girlfriend, Terry, a kindergarten teacher, leaves him because of his lack of success. The next day, Happy learns that his grandmother owes the IRS $270,000 in back taxes; she has 90 days to pay off the debt or face foreclosure on her house. Happy sends his grandmother to a retirement home, where residents are secretly mistreated, until he can figure out a way to pay off the debt. Two movers repossessing Happy's grandmother's furniture challenge him to a long-drive contest using his grandfather's old golf clubs. With an unorthodox, slapshot-style swing, Happy hits a ball some 400 yards thrice in a row, winning $40 from the movers. He then decides to start hustling golfers at a driving range and meets Chubbs Peterson, a former professional golf tour star who lost a hand in an alligator attack. Chubbs urges Happy to enter a local tournament where the winner will earn an automatic spot on the tour; Happy, desperate to reclaim his grandmother's house, agrees when Chubbs informs him of the significant prize money involved. Happy wins the tournament and quickly becomes a fan favorite on the tour thanks to his extraordinarily long drives and unorthodox antics. He also meets arrogant Shooter McGavin, the dominant player on tour, who disapproves of Happy's lack of golf etiquette. Though his driving is incredible, Happy's putting is terrible, and his profane on-course tantrums soon draw the ire of tour Commissioner Doug Thompson. Tour public relations head Virginia Venit intervenes and persuades Thompson not to expel Happy from the tour, citing improved television ratings with a broader spectrum of viewers, higher attendance, and new sponsorship offers; she promises to help Happy with his anger. Happy improves his performance and behavior with Virginia's support, and the two form a romantic connection. Shooter hires a heckler named Donald to taunt Happy at a Pepsi Pro-Am event in San Francisco; Happy plays poorly as a result of Donald's heckling, leading to a fistfight with his celebrity partner, Bob Barker. In a subsequent meeting about the brawl, Thompson decides not to expel Happy because of the high television ratings of the tournament but still gives him a $25,000 fine and a one-month suspension. Virginia secures Happy a lucrative endorsement deal with Subway to make up for the lost revenue, but Grandma Gilmore's house is still put up for auction by the IRS. Shooter, made aware of Grandma's situation, spitefully outbids Happy to buy the house. Happy strikes a deal with Shooter for the upcoming Tour Championship: If Happy wins, Shooter will return the house to Grandma, but if Shooter wins, Happy will quit the tour. Knowing he must improve his short game to win, Happy seeks out Chubbs, who helps Happy improve his putting by practicing at a miniature golf course. As thanks, Happy presents Chubbs with the head of the alligator that bit off his hand, but a startled Chubbs falls out a window to his death. Happy is paired with Shooter for the Tour Championship. Shooter takes an early lead in the tournament, with Happy close in second. Determined to win the tournament for Chubbs and his grandmother, Happy plays well and leads at the end of the 3rd round. Shooter, desperate to finally win a Tour Championship and get rid of Happy, again hires Donald, who drives a car onto the course and runs over Happy, impairing his long-drive ability and focus. Shooter takes the lead again, but Happy, encouraged by his grandmother, rallies to tie him. On the 18th and final hole, Shooter puts his tee shot in the crowd, but is still able to save par with a long putt. Right before Happy tries his putt for the win, a television tower damaged by Donald's car falls onto the green and blocks Happy's line to the hole, but Happy miraculously uses it as a Rube Goldberg machine to sink his putt for the win. Enraged, Shooter tries to steal Happy's gold jacket but is beaten by a mob of fans led by Happy's imposing ex-boss, Mr. Larson. Happy, Grandma Gilmore, his caddy Otto, and Virginia celebrate at his grandmother's house, where Happy sees a vision of a two-handed Chubbs with Abraham Lincoln and the alligator waving to him in the heavens above. CastAdam Sandler as Happy Gilmore, a short-tempered aspiring hockey player who discovers a unique talent for golf. Sandler also provided the voice of the Laughing Clown.Donnie MacMillan as young Happy GilmoreChristopher McDonald as Shooter McGavin, an arrogant star golfer who despises Happy's lack of etiquette and the main antagonist of the film.Julie Bowen as Virginia Venit, the pro golf tour public relations director who becomes Happy's romantic interest.Frances Bay as Grandma Gilmore, Happy's mild-mannered grandmother.Carl Weathers as Derick "Chubbs" Peterson, a former pro golfer and Happy's coach and mentor. [a]Allen Covert as Otto, a homeless man who becomes Happy's caddy on the tour and Happy's best friend. [b]Richard Kiel as Mr. Larson, Happy's intimidating but friendly former bossDennis Dugan as Doug Thompson, the commissioner of the pro golf tourJoe Flaherty as Donald, an unruly fan hired by Shooter to heckle Happy.Additionally, Ben Stiller is uncredited for his role as abusive orderly Hal. Robert Smigel plays the IRS agent who informs Happy that Grandma is delinquent on taxes, and Will Sasso and Dee Jay Jackson appear as the movers who challenge Happy at golf. Jared Van Snellenberg portrays Happy Gilmore's caddy at the Waterbury Open and Kevin Nealon plays Gary Potter, an eccentric professional golfer and Happy's partner at the AT&T Open. Professional golfers Lee Trevino and Mark Lye, sportscaster Verne Lundquist, and game show host Bob Barker all play themselves.

Price: 12 USD

Location: Melbourne, Florida

End Time: 2024-11-12T14:30:08.000Z

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