Is there going to be a part 3 of Grown Ups?

Don’t hold your breath for Grown Ups 3 If a comedy is going to get a sequel, then it’s safe to say it’ll be released shortly after the first. Two to three years is common, so the fact it’s been eight years since “Grown Ups 2” dropped in theaters, it’s not looking likely that “Grown Ups 3” will ever materialize.

Why was Schneider not in Grown Ups 2?

Rob Schneider, who played Rob Hilliard in the first film, was unable to reprise his role, because of scheduling conflicts with Rob, and because his wife Patricia was pregnant during production. This is the first film sequel that Adam Sandler has starred in.

Did they really play basketball in Grown Ups?

#3: The beginning basketball scene took 15 hours to film! At the beginning of Grown Ups, 30 years prior to when the film takes place, the five friends win a CYO Basketball game. This specific scene took not only 15 hours to film, but it was filmed in a gymnasium without air conditioning.

Did Rob Schneider get replaced in Grown Ups 2?

A sequel to the profitable film, “Grown Ups 2,” was released in 2013. All the original cast returned save for Schneider, whose character Rob Hilliard was noticeably missing for the second installment. In fact, comedian Nick Swardson replaced Schneider in the movie (via Vulture).

Will Adam Sandler make Grown Ups 3?

It has been confirmed that a sequel to the film, which stars Sandler’s friends Chris Rock, David Spade, Kevin James, and Rob Schneider, will be released. A sequel to Grown Ups was made when the picture did better than expected at the box office, garnering enough money to justify the production of a third installment.

Is Adam Sandler friends with Rob Schneider?

Although starring on Saturday Night Live together during the same period certainly helped solidify their friendship, Grown-Ups co-stars Rob Schneider and Adam Sandler actually go back even further than 1990.

Was Chris Farley supposed to be in Grown Ups?

Adam Sandler wrote and was set to release this movie in the mid 1990s, with Chris Farley in the Kevin James role. Farley’s death in 1997 halted production plans, and the film was shelved for more than a decade.