Adam Sandler and Julie Bowen React to Travis Kelce & Unhealthy Bunny’s Appearing Expertise in ‘Pleased Gilmore 2’
Warning: This text accommodates spoilers for Pleased Gilmore 2.
One fashionable girl’s character has been laid to relaxation.
In Adam Sandler’s celeb-filled sequel to his 1996 basic golf comedy Pleased Gilmore, one of many film’s most beloved characters was killed off in a surprising—and speedy—twist to followers.
The film, which dropped on Netflix July 25, opens by exhibiting how the eponymous hockey player-turned-golfer’s life had modified since triumphing within the first movie and saving his grandmother’s home. In voice over, Pleased (Adam) shares how he and Virginia Venit (Julie Bowen) fell much more head over heels in love, obtained married and welcomed 4 sons and a daughter (performed by Adam’s real-life daughter Sunny Sandler).
However because the unorthodox golf professional recapped his success, the film exhibits Pleased hitting an errant ball that strikes Virginia within the head, killing off Julie’s character. The demise leaves Pleased as a single dad of 5, prompting his retirement from the sport of golf.
Regardless of her character’s un-fore-tunate demise throughout the first 4 minutes, Julie does make a couple of appearances all through the film, together with in Pleased’s “completely happy place” the place she cheekily encourages him to forgive himself for her demise.