Adam Sandler starts “Grown Ups 3” by Netflix
The American actor will join forces with the streaming platform to create the third installment of one of the most successful films of his entire career
The wait is over for the fans of the comedy film “Grown Ups”. Netflix confirmed that it has joined forces with actor and producer Adam Sandler to bring to the screens of its users a third installment of the famous saga
According to the entertainment giant, “Grown Ups 3” will be directed by Kyle Newacheck, who throughout his career has led the productions “Happy Gilmore 2”, “Community” and “Criminals at the sea”, to mention a few.
And, in addition to his role as the protagonist, Adam Sandler accompanies Tim Herlihy in the development and adaptation of the script. He will also produce the film along with Jackie Sandler, Jack Giarraputo and Herlihy himself.
Although in the announcement it was reported that the project is already in the first stages of development, it is still unknown if Chris Rock, David Spade, Kevin James and Rob Schneider will reprise the characters they gave life for the first time in 2010.
However, it is hoped that the plot that made the public fall in love with its wit will remain intact; it consisted of a group of children who were trying to reconnect while facing adult life, marriage, children and everyday chaos.
Adam Sandler and Netflix: a sum that bets on comedy
While this project is cooking, Netflix and Adam Sandler celebrate the success of their previous collaborations. Let's remember that in July 2025, the long-awaited film “Happy Gilmore 2” was released, almost 30 years after the original success.
That same year, but in November, the platform launched “Jay Kelly”, a movie in which the star shared the screen with George Clooney and told the story about the life of a movie star who doesn't know herself.
Their most recent collaboration took place in April 2026, with the premiere of “Roommates”. This tells the story of two university students. Aryan freshmen who become roommates and face the different obstacles of living in the same residence.

