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The Do-Over
2016 EN 108 min
Overview
The life of a bank manager is turned upside down when a friend from his past manipulates him into faking his own death and taking off on an adventure.
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Release date
27/05/2016
Votes
1,624
Popularity
5.5
Adam Sandler
Max Kessler
David Spade
Charlie
Paula Patton
Heather
Kathryn Hahn
Becca
Nick Swardson
Bob
Matt Walsh
Shecky
Renée Taylor
Mrs. Kessler
Sean Astin
Ted-O
Natasha Leggero
Nikki
Luis Guzmán
Jorge the Shooter Boy
Catherine Bell
Dawn
Jackie Sandler
Joan
Michael Chiklis
Carmine
Torsten Voges
The Gymnast
Stan Ellsworth
Dakota
Dan Patrick
Auto Store Lou
Sadie Sandler
Lou's Daughter Sally
Sunny Sandler
Lou's Daughter Daisy
Xander Paradise
Twin #1
Zakk Paradise
Twin #2
Jared Sandler
DJ
Chris Titone
Musty Swamp Bartender
Jonathan Loughran
Grizzly-Looking Biker #1
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Kevin Grady
Grizzly-Looking Biker #2
Robert Smigel
Doctor
Dan Bulla
Shooter Boy in Training
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Ryder Tardif
Young Max
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Samuel Tardif
Young Max
Vanessa Cater
Bathing Beauty #1
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Laura Willette
Bathing Beauty #2
Martha B. Knighton
Kitty Litter Customer
Mike Benitez
Puerto Rican Banker
José Nogueras
Puerto Rican Guitarist
Timothy Douglas Perez
Grunge The Tattoo Artist
Sharon Gee
Save & Pay Customer
Michael 'Red Bone' Alcott
Reunion Buddy
Sheila Cochran
Hospital Screamer
Karina Bonnefil
Bobbi Sue-Cashier (uncredited)
Teo Ciltia
Reunion Guest (uncredited)
Omar Cruz Soto
Beachgoer / Surfer (uncredited)
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Anthony Bryant
Reunion Attendee (uncredited)
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Rich Lane Disco
Bank Manager (uncredited)
Ramiro 'Ramir' Delgado Ruiz
Bank Employee (uncredited)
Ayana Johnson
Reunion Attendant (uncredited)
Original Soundtrack
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**Reborn to face even bigger troubles.** It's true that Sandler had lost his Midas touch, but last few films suggest he's back. Still, he's not the same old what he used to be. The time has changed, so he has to adapt to it and I think he's doing okay. Only haters/film critics keep hating him. This is a Netflix production and Sandler in a mysterious role. He teams up with his old school friend and they fake their deaths to begin a new life. But the identities they have borrowed ones are even in the bigger troubles which begins to haunt them as well. So coming out of it is the remaining film…
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