Adam Sandler's Eight Crazy Nights(2002)

Poster of Adam Sandler's Eight Crazy Nights

Synopsis

Davey Stone is a young man who hates the holidays and is determined that no one else in the town of Dukesberry is going to enjoy them either. On the first night of Hanukah, the perpetually grumpy Davey goes on a rowdy rampage and is arrested. Since this is hardly the first time he's gone on a destructive binge, the town sentences Davey to ten years in prison. It is only through the intercession of a kindly old codger named Whitey that Davey is spared. Whitey, a local basketball ref, agrees to take responsibility for Davey, who is ungrateful. Though Whitey suffers Davey's foul temper and bad attitude with good humor, others are less sympathetic, particularly his childhood sweetheart Jennifer, who has returned to Dukesberry with her son Benjamin. When Davey's mobile home burns down, he is forced to move in with Whitey and his kvetchy sister, Eleanor. The familial atmosphere softens Davey, somewhat, until they tap into his painful past. He turns on Whitey and Eleanor and goes off on a boisterous tear. It is only by confronting the ghosts of holidays past, and an act of selfless kindness, that Davey is able to overcome his demons and enjoy the holidays again.
Davey Stone is a young man who hates the holidays and is determined that no one else in the town of Dukesberry is going to enjoy them either. On the first night of Hanukah, the perpetually grumpy Davey goes on a rowdy rampage and is …
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In Theaters

  • November 27, 2002

MPAA Rating

PG-13 (for frequent crude and sexual humor, drinking and brief drug references.)

Genres

Animated, Comedy

Run Time

1 hour 11 minutes

Distributors

Sony Pictures Releasing

Box Office

$23,443,124

Directors

CAST

Adam Sandler

Voice of Davey Stone/Deer/Eleanore Duvall/Whitey Duvall

Austin Stout

Voice of Benjamin

Norm Crosby

Voice of Judge

Tyra Banks

Voice of Victoria s Secret Gown

James Barbour

Voice of Singing Mayor

Cole Sprouse

Voice of K-B Toy Soldier
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