Travis Kelce's 'Happy Gilmore' role is revealed as he appears in trailer for Adam Sandler sequel
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Travis Kelce's role in the upcoming 'Happy Gilmore' sequel has been revealed, as Adam Sandler shared a trailer for the film on Wednesday. The movie, which follows the 1996 comedy classic, is set to be released in 2025 on Netflix. And a first look at Kelce's character was shared on Christmas Day, as the Chiefs tight end appeared in the trailer alongside music star Bad Bunny and 'Modern Family' actress Julie Bowen.
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Appearing to assume the role of a hotel or country club employee, Kelce can be seen in a vest and tie as he greets Sandler's character. 'It's great to see you back, Mr. Gilmore,' he said. Bad Bunny also appears in the 34-second clip and is seen playing the part of Gilmore's caddy on a golf course.
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Travis Kelce appeared to be a hotel or country club employee in the 'Happy Gilmore' trailer. Bad Bunny (left) could also be seen playing the role of a caddy next to Adam Sandler. Kelce also served as an executive producer for the movie 'My Dead Friend Zoe'.
Happy Chanukah!Merry Christmas!Happy Holidays!And Happy Gilmore to all!!!!!! pic.twitter.com/eYcP1Bdrv8. The original film, which grossed $41.2million in the box office, details the hilarious story of a failed hockey player-turned-golfer with anger management problems.
Speaking on 'The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon' in August, Sandler sounded thrilled to have Kelce involved with the project. 'We have a nice something for Travis,' he began, via the New York Post. 'He's going to come by. He's a very nice guy…What a big, handsome guy. Funny and cool as hell. He's a stud, and he's so funny.'.
