WASHINGTON — Adam Sandler's sequel to his 90s' cult classic "Happy Gilmore" included a small tribute to late actor Cameron Boyce.

Bad Bunny appears in Adam Sandler's long-anticipated sequel, 'Happy Gilmore 2', but the part did not exist before the two stars met in person.

After much buzz and anticipation, Happy Gilmore 2 finally hit Netflix on Friday. Nearly 30 years since the original was released, Adam Sandler starred in the sequel with cameos from big names including Travis Kelce,

During the film's climax, Post Malone makes a cameo as DJ Omar Grant, a flamboyantly dressed sports commentator who weighs in on Happy's final tournament. Post has been racking up film roles over the past few years with recent parts in Road House and This Is Me...Now: A Love Story and Dear Santa.

Sandler's wife Jackie, and daughters Sadie and Sunny all appear in "Happy Gilmore 2," a follow-up to the 1996 golf comedy film. The Sandler family stepped out together to celebrate the sequel at the world premiere of "Happy Gilmore 2" in New York on July 21.

Benito Martínez Ocasio, known internationally as Bad Bunny, continues to make history as one of the most popular artists of recent history. The Puerto Rican singer and rapper becam

Happy Gilmore 2 featured a sweet tribute to Cameron Boyce, six years after his sudden death at the age of 20 in 2019. Sandler and Boyce starred together in Grown Ups, where the latter played his on-screen son.

Happy Gilmore 2, the belated Netflix sequel to the Adam Sandler comedy classic, has sparked outrage among fans due to its very shocking opening sequence.Released in 1996, the original Happy Gilmore revolved around a failed ice hockey player who reinvents himself as a golf pro to raise money for his grandmother.