Ariana Grande and Adam Sandler Reveal ‘Wicked’ Secrets and Discuss ‘The Waterboy’
Adam Sandler and Ariana Grande recently shared insights about their upcoming film projects and their admiration for each other’s work. Both talents explored new genres, showcasing their versatility in performance.
Ariana Grande and Adam Sandler Discuss ‘Wicked’ and ‘The Waterboy’
Sandler is set to appear in Noah Baumbach’s film “Jay Kelly,” portraying Ron Sukenick. He is the manager of a fictional A-list star played by George Clooney. Grande stars in “Wicked: For Good,” the film adaptation of the famous Broadway musical, where she plays Glinda, opposite Cynthia Erivo as Elphaba.
Connecting Through Film
- Adam Sandler’s Iconic Roles: Known for films like “The Waterboy,” “Happy Gilmore,” and “Big Daddy.”
- Ariana Grande’s Musical Success: Has sold over 90 million records and gained acclaim for her comedic performances.
In their conversation, Grande expressed her long-time admiration for Sandler’s films, especially his comedic timing in “The Waterboy.” Her childhood memories included dressing up as Bobby Boucher, the film’s main character.
Sandler acknowledged that “The Waterboy” has emotional depth despite its comedic nature. Both actors shared their experiences with intense scenes, laughing about the challenges of performing while managing their emotions.
Behind the Scenes Insights
Grande and Sandler discussed the preparation required for their respective roles. Grande mentioned using personal triggers to evoke emotions for her character, Glinda. Sandler, on the other hand, shared his dedication to understanding his character’s emotional journey in “Jay Kelly.”
The actors also had fun reminiscing about past encounters with fellow stars. Sandler recalled the rigorous process of filming with Ben Stiller, and Grande talked about her own experiences working alongside him in “Focker-in-Law.”
Shared Moments and Humor
Both artists reflected on the importance of humor in their projects. They laughed while recalling their physical comedy experiences, with Sandler humorously describing his bruises from fight scenes and Grande’s misadventures on set. The conversation lightened as they discussed their shared love for animals and the idea of pets having voices.
Conclusion
As Ariana Grande moves forward with “Wicked: For Good,” and Adam Sandler navigates new dramatic roles, both continue to captivate audiences. Their dialogue reveals not just their professional journeys but also the camaraderie formed within the entertainment industry.
For more insights into their films and the creative process, stay tuned to El-Balad.
