#Vicki Vallencourt

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The Waterboy (1998) directed by Frank Coraci

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the ideal woman:

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Nora in the (alleged) Kensington Breakfast scene just has me picturing her scaling the castle and being outside the window like Vicki Vallencourt the second she sees Alex inside crying

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I’m having the same reaction to Gator Tillman that Vicki Vallencourt has to Bobby Boucher. Jesus Christ 😂

All I can think of:

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not to be adam sandler pilled but going silly over that prev post. pixane are so vicki vallencourt and bobby boucher coded with zane’s autism and pixal’s badassery

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Exploring Adam Sandler And Rob Schneider Movies

All Cast: Adam Sandler (Bobby Boucher), Kathy Bates (Mama Boucher), Fairuza Balk (Vickie Vallencourt), Henry Winkler (Coach Klein), Jerry Reed (Red Beaulieu), Larry Gillard Jr. (Walter), Blake Clark (Farmer Fran), Peter Dante (Gee Grenouille), Jonathan Loughran (Lyle Robideaux), Rob Schneider (Townie)

Director: Frank Coraci

Network: Touchstone Pictures

Release Date: November 6, 1998

IMDb Rating: 6.1

Country: USA

Budget: $35 million

Revenue: $185.9 million

Run Time: 89 minutes

Release Platform: Theatrical

Where to Watch: Netflix

The Waterboy is a 1998 sports comedy film starring Adam Sandler as Bobby Boucher, a water boy who discovers his football tackling talent and joins a college team. Rob Schneider has a supporting role as overly enthusiastic townie and fan, providing big laughs in just a few scenes.

Schneider's trademark weird energy played off Sandler's manchild humor perfectly in their first team-up. As a dimwitted Cajun redneck obsessed with Boucher, Schneider stole the spotlight despite minimal screen time. While critics found the film juvenile, it became a major box office smash for Sandler.

All Cast: Adam Sandler (Sonny Koufax), Joey Lauren Adams (Layla Maloney), Jon Stewart (Kevin Gerrity), Cole Sprouse (Julian 'Frankenstien' McGrath), Dylan Sprouse (Ben 'Frankenstein' Mcgrath), Josh Mostel (Arthur Brooks), Leslie Mann (Corinne Maloney), Rob Schneider (Nazo)

Director: Dennis Dugan

Network: Columbia Pictures, Enzo Productions, Out of the Blue... Entertainment

Release Date: June 25, 1999

IMDb Rating: 6.4

Country: USA

Budget: $34.2 million

Revenue: $234.8 million

Run Time: 93 minutes

Release Platform: Theatrical

Where to Watch: Prime Video

Big Daddy is a 1999 American comedy film directed by Dennis Dugan and starring Adam Sandler as immature 30-year-old Sonny who adopts a 5-year-old (Cole Sprouse) to impress his girlfriend and prove he can be a responsible dad. Rob Schneider plays Middle Eastern delivery man Nazo in a small but hilarious role.

As with The Waterboy, Schneider maximized laughs in limited screen time as part of Sandler's ensemble. His crazy accent and chemistry with Sandler demonstrated their comedic wavelength. Big Daddy marked one of Sandler's biggest 90s hits thanks to the interplay with Schneider and rising child star Sprouse.

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The Waterboy (1998)

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narrowing her eyes, kelly's seriousness devolved into a disinterested shrug. "lame," she announced. her distaste for work was apparent; it was a real problem that she had with the world. why were people made to work? why can't everyone just focus on what little free time they have outside of basic human necessities? it was a travesty. though, she supposed, some people like work, and who was she to judge? she'd probably have to subscribe to that thought eventually. it was a sink or swim world. "i guess so," kelly finally responded.

leaning in a bit closer to zach, kelly decided to let him in on a secret, "the movie is a lot better if you're drinking." she turned her attention back to the screen. "basically, adam sandler plays this guy, bobby boucher. bobby boucher is a waterboy for this team and oddly obsessed with his mom, kathy bates." kelly paused for a moment to take a sip, inhaling before she continued, "anyway, yada yada yada, he's really good at football and starts playing for the underdog. there's also a lady named vicki vallencourt, and i think she's supposed to be the manic pixie dream girl." when she said it aloud, it didn't sound very important. "there is more to life than work," she assured him. "but work probably trumps the waterboy, in all fairness." kelly laid off a bit, throwing up her hands in mock defeat.

Zach's face flushes with embarrassment as he realises he's been caught working yet again. He knows that he's been neglecting his personal life lately, and this is just another example of how his work has taken over his life. "Work," he says, looking down at his phone with a sheepish smile on his lips. "It's always work, isn't it?"

He glances at the screen, trying to decipher the movie she's talking about. His best efforts is useless, he can't seem to figure out what she's talking about. "I must be living under a rock," he admits laughing. "But what movie are you talking about?" He really needs to start making more time for his personal life, but it's hard to break free from the cycle of work, work, work.

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fairuza balk is actually gorgeous. her in waterboy as an alt/indie girl was just immaculate.

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where'd you get your fenneko cosplay outfit? i'm going to animenext in a few weeks and wanted to do office retsuko :D

Skirt!  Vest!  (Shirt was bought at goodwill) 

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The Waterboy (1998)

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