Using both of these unique talents to his advantage, Sandler managed to become one of the most versatile talents to ever perform on NBC's hit sketch comedy series, Saturday Night Live, as evidenced by his constant musical comedy numbers and his recurring character, Opera Man.
A bittersweet homage to SNL's half-century-long history, the Happy Gilmore star also mentioned some of the more tumultuous aspects of working on the fan-favorite comedy series.
After months of speculation about who exactly Sandler might have been referring to, the Billy Madison actor was asked about the song lyrics by Vulture in a recent interview.
While Sandler purposefully skirted around the topic, the 58-year-old actor emphasized how personally happy he was with the song and the emotional response it had for both the audience in attendance and those watching from home.
“The coolest thing about that audience was everybody had the same feeling as you; that show meant something to their life no matter what,” Sandler said. “We were all in that studio, or in that building, and it just brought back so many feelings, so it was easy to come up with ideas and thoughts and jokes and stuff that you knew everybody would click with.”
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