Adam Sandler's tribute to the late actor Cameron Boyce in the film 'Happy Gilmore 2' didn't go unnoticed by fans.
This is how the moment went. Photo: Social media.
In 'Happy Gilmore 2,' the highly anticipated sequel starring Adam Sandler, a seemingly everyday scene became a touching moment.
During one of the early sequences, "Happy" approaches the golf registration booth. In front of the counter, two people are watching a small television, and a zoom in reveals Cameron Boyce playing "Luke Ross" in an episode of the series "Jessie."
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Although the moment lasted only a few seconds, it was enough for the most attentive fans to identify it as a tribute to the young actor, who passed away in 2019.
It's a scene from 'Jessie'. Photo: Social media.
Cameron Boyce, who died at age 20 due to a medical condition, left a profound mark on the industry and on millions of fans.
He was part of the cast of both installments of "Grown Ups," where he played Keithie Fede, the son of Sandler's character. Since then, the two actors have forged a close relationship that transcends the screen.
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The photo Adam Sandler posted to bid farewell to the young Disney star. Photo: Social media.
Adam Sandler didn't hide the impact Boyce's death had on him. At the time, he described him with moving words: "Too young, too sweet, too funny, just the kindest, most talented, and decent guy in the world."
Now, the actor and comedian found in this brief scene a special way to remember him and keep his memory alive.
'Happy Gilmore 2,' released on Netflix on July 25, revives the signature humor that made the original a classic.
In addition to Sandler, the film stars Julie Bowen, Christopher McDonald, Margaret Qualley, and Ben Stiller . The cast is rounded out with cameo appearances by Bad Bunny and NFL star Travis Kelce .
Between jokes and golf swings, the film finds room for nostalgia. The tribute to Cameron Boyce serves as a reminder of the bond that cinema can maintain with those who are no longer with us. For many, seeing the young actor on screen once again was an unexpected and emotional moment.
El Comercio (Peru) / GDA.
*This content was rewritten with the assistance of artificial intelligence, based on information from El Comercio (GDA), and reviewed by the journalist and an editor.
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