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[[I Thought It Meant|Not to be confused with]] that character in ''[[Cat on a Hot Tin Roof]]''. Or the other character in ''[[Kick-Ass]]''. Or with rapper Big Daddy Kane. Or with [[WWE|World Wrestling Entertainment's]] Big Daddy V - or, for that matter, with their [[Kevin Nash|"Big Daddy Cool."]] Or with those tough drill-arm enemies from ''[[BioShock (series)]]''. Or with that huge, 1,000-calorie burger offered by Southern California restaurant chain Cronies.
The 1999 box-office smash '''''Big Daddy''''' starred [[Adam Sandler]], [[The Daily Show|Jon Stewart]], and twin child actors Cole and Dylan Sprouse. It tells the story of thirtysomething Manhattan resident Sonny Koufax (Sandler), a Syracuse law graduate who has no plan whatsoever of taking his bar exam. Instead, he lives off a fat settlement from getting his foot run over years ago and works as a toll-booth collector one day per week, spending the rest of his days sleeping and watching cartoons at the apartment he rents with fellow Syracuse alum Kevin Gerrity (Stewart).

This 1999 box-office smash starred [[Adam Sandler]], [[The Daily Show|Jon Stewart]], and twin child actors Cole and Dylan Sprouse. It tells the story of thirtysomething Manhattan resident Sonny Koufax (Sandler), a Syracuse law graduate who has no plan whatsoever of taking his bar exam. Instead, he lives off a fat settlement from getting his foot run over years ago and works as a toll-booth collector one day per week, spending the rest of his days sleeping and watching cartoons at the apartment he rents with fellow Syracuse alum Kevin Gerrity (Stewart).


His life changes forever one day when a young orphan named Julian (Cole and Dylan Sprouse) is literally left at his door. Sonny at first wants nothing to do with the kid, but then realizes that he just might be able to use him to impress his cantankerous father, Lenny - not to mention win back the affection of his disillusioned girlfriend, Vanessa.
His life changes forever one day when a young orphan named Julian (Cole and Dylan Sprouse) is literally left at his door. Sonny at first wants nothing to do with the kid, but then realizes that he just might be able to use him to impress his cantankerous father, Lenny - not to mention win back the affection of his disillusioned girlfriend, Vanessa.
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This movie also features Joey Lauren Adams as Layla, a lawyer who helps Sonny; Leslie Mann as Corinne, Layla's sardonic sister; and Rob Schneider as Nazo, a delivery boy who often brings Sonny food. Steve Buscemi turns up in a cameo as a homeless person.
This movie also features Joey Lauren Adams as Layla, a lawyer who helps Sonny; Leslie Mann as Corinne, Layla's sardonic sister; and Rob Schneider as Nazo, a delivery boy who often brings Sonny food. Steve Buscemi turns up in a cameo as a homeless person.

[[I Thought It Meant|Not to be confused with]] that character in ''[[Cat on a Hot Tin Roof]]''. Or the other character in ''[[Kick-Ass]]''. Or with rapper Big Daddy Kane. Or with [[WWE|World Wrestling Entertainment's]] Big Daddy V - or, for that matter, with their [[Kevin Nash|"Big Daddy Cool."]] Or with those tough drill-arm enemies from ''[[BioShock (series)]]''. Or with that huge, 1,000-calorie burger offered by Southern California restaurant chain Cronies.


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