The actor embraces his “Happy Gilmore” alter ego, but the role’s popularity belies a half-century career and a storied life ...

At the end of Happy Gilmore, which was released in 1996, the movie's villain, Shooter McGavin, falls short of winning the ...

Christopher McDonald's Shooter McGavin is the true star of Happy Gilmore and the Netflix sequel, despite it being a star vehicle for Adam Sandler.

A number of celebrities marked the opening of “Happy Gilmore 2” with being wedding guests at a north country venue.

Sally Port View, a popular wedding venue along Lake Ontario in Three Mile Bay, posted some famous, familiar faces on Facebook ...

While Happy Gilmore 2 packed a hefty dose of nostalgia and peppered the story with cameos – all designed to take fans down the memory lane – the movie apparently got mixed reviews. While some loved ...

Romulus High School and Hobart College graduate Chris McDonald brings his unlovable character Shooter McGavin back to life in ...

The sequel from director Kyle Newacheck is an emotional return to the character; the original film was directed by Dennis ...

Happy Gilmore 2' had the biggest-ever opening for a Netflix film. Its success, though, is rooted in far more than just the ...

That kind of appreciation goes both ways, too. In the lead-up to this movie’s release, some of Kelce’s Happy Gilmore co-stars ...