Happy Gilmore 2 might just break a world record for most cameos in a film. The long-awaited sequel arrives after nearly 30 years and it is packed to the brim with celebrity appearances.
From podcasters to musicians and of course golf stars, there are so many you probably struggled to keep track. Remind yourself of who is in the cast of the Netflix movie.
Adam Sandler is back as the titular character, but this time he has assembled an incredible list of stars to join him. The movie landed on streaming on Friday (July 25) - just in time for the weekend.
Having dived in to watch it myself - counting the original as among my childhood favourites - I have decided to rank all of the celebrity appearances in the movie. The list goes from worst to best, based on my own enjoyment, and includes a very surprising number one!
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25. 16 - Martin Herlihy - Fitzy
Part of the trio of golfers who play a disastrous round with Happy as he begins his comeback. I did enjoy the repeated bit of Fitzy (C) feeling left out. | Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images Photo: Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images
26. 15 - Verne Lundquist
Reprising his role from the original Happy Gilmore, Verne gets one of the best lines in the film. “Well, it looks like we have our first fatality.” That got a real chuckle out of me. | Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images Photo: Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images
27. 14 - Eminem - Donald Jr.
One of the most high profile cameos, Eminem does a grand job as the son of the ‘jackass’ heckler from the original. It gets off to a rocky start by inexplicably showing clips from the classic film - but it is all worth it for the bit with the gators. | Dominic Gwinn /Middle East Images/AFP via Getty Photo: Dominic Gwinn /Middle East Images/AFP via Getty
28. 13 - Benny Safdie - Frank Manatee
The villain of the movie, Frank starts to overstay his welcome towards the end and the joke runs out of steam. If he had simply been limited to the scene in the grocery store, it would have been the perfect cameo - but alas. | Jesse Grant/Getty Images for Paramount+ Photo: Jesse Grant/Getty Images for Paramount+