Adam Sandler: The 60 Minutes Interview

From 2019, Sharyn Alfonsi sits down with comedian and actor Adam Sandler, who began his career as a stand-up comedian in New York City.

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[cursedf]

Dude has brought laughter to my life for like 2 decades

[jimmysiewert]

This dude is the most down to earth and genuine celebrity. It’s like you have to remind him that he made it.

[XxggxX]

When he said “ my mother said I was great all the time and I started to believe her”
Best thing a Parent could hear

[Marilynschannel]

I worked on one of his projects in Boston. He really is down to earth. Every morning, he said "good morning " to everyone, including the extras. Never a bad look, never an air of "I am better than you." The project was Grown Ups. The leading actresses in the movie weren't friendly at all. Adam, however, is humble and respectful to everyone.

[SnickC]

The countless hours of happiness and joy this guy and his crew brought is endless.

[ShadowKing]

Adam Sandler’s humor, humble personally and talent is a gift to the world. Growing up watching his movies helped me a lot through painful times.

[treverbahler]

Adam has and always will be remembered as a legend.

[adammitchell]

I love how Sandler is a total comedian at heart but has the grit to take on any role....very rare trait for an actor like him

[nicdundas]

You know you're the man when you put all the OG homies in your movies for two decades

[ddsara]

I don’t know how anyone could not love this guy. Down to earth, funny, loyal to friends and a family man. He deserves everything he’s achieved.

[Sanctification]

I used to love watching Adam Sandler movies with my dad growing up. His and Jim Carey's movies used to have us in stiches all the time. Watching his movies as an adult always elicits memories of me and my dad hanging out as a kid and his great sense of humour and humility.

[thesummit]

This was so heartwarming. As much success as he has had, it seems like he cannot be changed.

[jovanlucarelli]

love the interaction with his mom--he really loves her

[SJH]

Awesome interview. Dude has to be one of the most humble guys on the planet, he was clearly raised well. 👏

[heatison]

I watched "Reign over me" recently and as someone with PTSD I was really amazed how well Adam Sandler played his part, it honestly brought me to tears how much I saw myself in it

[krisr]

This is absolutely one of the best interviews I have ever seen! I love Adam Sandler! He's always been one of my most favorite top comedians and actor! He's just so humble and down to earth! Watching this made me just love him so much more! And he always tries to pay tribute to his friend Chris Farley! R.I.P. You are always missed!

[truskll]

You can't help but to love this 50 year old kid, hes a kid, he's a smart kid, a humble kid, but he's still a kid, and he's an old enough kid to not give a f*** what the adults think. He plays his way, and he wins

[rickyism]

I'm 36, Adam has been an uplifting figure in my life since I can remember. A lifetime of laughs.

[dennishiggins]

When I was in college in the early 90's, he did a show at my school and was out at the bar afterwards, sitting and talking with the students. Great guy.

[DOA-]

How could you not like someone who loved Chris Farley enough to play a song tribute to his late friend while hosting SNL...Adam Sandler is an uncut gem🤔