Adam Sandler Film Has Chris Rock, Rob Schneider, David Spade Playing Gay Dads

Yet ANOTHER remake. Considering Adam Sandler is not the best actor out there with a good standing with the GLBT Community,I say let this one go Adam.


Sandler is considering a reboot of Walt Disney Picture's Three Men and a Baby, the 1987 hit starring Tom Selleck, Steve Guttenberg and Ted Danson as three straight bachelors whose lives are turned upside down when someone unexpectedly leaves a baby on their New York City doorstep.

Sandler is 'toying' with the idea of turning the swinging bachelor trio into three gay men in a committed relationship.

http://www.ontopmag.com/article.aspx?id=9089&MediaType=1&Category=4

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Sandler is 'toying' with the idea of turning the swinging bachelor trio into three gay men in a committed relationship.

A committed polyamorous relationship?

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I have nothing against Adam Sandler, Chris Rock, Rob Schneider, etc. but for some reason the three of them playing gay men to me is the equivalent of Sandler doing a film in blackface. I just find it offensive because I know it will just be 90 minutes of stereotypical gay jokes to make the straight men in America laugh at us.

I remember being invited to a screening of I KNOW PRONOUNCE YOU CHUCK AND LARRY a few years ago and getting up in the middle of it and storming out. A studio representative outside asked me if I was ok and I told her that No, I was not ok. I told her they had managed to make one of the most offensive pieces of shlt I'd ever seen and I'm going to make it my mission to tell every gay person I know to stay as far away from it as possible. I just have a feeling it'll be the same thing all over again with this new one, if he does it.

I would guess that it's a typo. I think it's more likely "three gay men in committed relationships".

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Wow, seriously? Three gay men in a committed relationship? I'm actually all for new ways of thinking about marriage, family, etc and if someone like say John Cameron Mitchell was making a movie about three gay men in a committed relationship NOT starring this team I'd be at least intrigued. However, having someone like Sandler who seems to be making a career out of insulting the gay population and people like Chris Rock (whose comment re the fact that he never thought he'd be at the Tonys during this year's ceremony was dripping with implied homophobia and a sort of anti-theatre sentiment) and Rob Schneider are clearly just doing exactly what PalJoey said. Let the paranoia over gay marriage and what it's gonna do to the poor American family nucleus begin (or rather, continue)

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I was thinking the same thing, ray. If it were any other group, I'd be intrigued. But with those names, you already know what to expect: juvenile and homophobic humor, racist stereotypes, female objectification, and a half-assed "moral" shoehorned in at the end that doesn't mesh with the 90 minutes that came before it.

Sandler and the rest of this group are in their mid-forties. They need to stop acting like high schoolers.

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Just shoot me now.

Isnt there someone else Sandler can go off and offend?

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I just assumed it was clumsily written and that it meant three gay men in committed relationships.

Probably. I just hope the ghost is in the remake!

I have nothing against Adam Sandler, Chris Rock, Rob Schneider, etc. but for some reason the three of them playing gay men to me is the equivalent of Sandler doing a film in blackface. I just find it offensive because I know it will just be 90 minutes of stereotypical gay jokes to make the straight men in America laugh at us.


That was sort of what I was thinking, Jordan. It's not like these guys are going to play it in a sensitive manner. And how can 3 people be in a committed relationship? I mean I guess they could technically, but that in and of itself just is weird.

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He's going polyamory

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Let's just hope that this dies on the vine like the recently proposed (and now abandoned, thank god) 3D remake of YELLOW SUBMARINE.

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"Zac Efron, Jonah Hill, and Justin Long"

Why not those three in a polyamorous relationship . . .