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Eight Crazy Nights (76 min)
Synopsis: When extremely disgruntled small-town guy Davey Stone faces another holiday season in his New England hometown, he does what he always has - he screws up big and lands in jail. Davey's old basketball referee, Whitey, bails him out with the bright idea of putting Davey to work doing community service. But Davey turns his sentence into a daily disaster for Whitey and the whole town! After a few surprises - including the mysterious reason for Davey's bad attitude and the reappearance of a childhood sweetheart - Davey might find a reason or two to change his ways.
Cast: Adam Sandler (Davey Stone, Whitey Duvall, Eleanore Duvall, Deer); Josh Uhler (Young Davey); Jackie Titone (Jennifer Friedman); Alison Krauss (Jennifer's singing voice); Ali Hoffman (Young Jennifer); Austin Stout (Benjamin Friedman); Jason Houseman (Benjamin's singing voice); Rob Schneider (Narrator, Mr. Chang); Kevin Nealon (Mayor Dewey); James Barbour (Mayor Dewey's singing voice); Norm Crosby (the Judge); Jon Lovitz (Tom Baltezor)
Songs: “Davey’s Song,” “At the Mall,” “Patch Song,” “Long Ago,” “Technical Foul,” “Intervention Song,” “Bum Biddy,” “The Chanukah Song, Part 3”
Directed by Seth Kearsley
US Release Date: November 27, 2002
US Home Media Release Dates: November 4, 2003 (VHS/DVD); December 13, 2016 (Blu-ray)
Trivia:
• The first and only movie produced by Adam Sandler's Meatball Animation Studio, which housed an animation crew of former artists from Warner Bros Animation Studios and Fox Animation Studios.
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