Adam Sandler’s Wife Jackie Is In More Of His Movies Than You Thought

For the most part, Jackie Titone Sandler has stuck to more minor roles while her husband, Adam Sandler, frequently steals the spotlight. Take, for example, another of Adam’s ever-popular films, “50 First Dates,” starring the comedic actor and his BFF Drew Barrymore. Blink and you’ll miss Jackie as one of Henry’s (Adam) ex-lovers. Likewise, in “I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry,” we glimpse her instructing kids in a classroom as a teacher.

Not all of Adam’s movies are blockbusters. Nevertheless, Jackie still stands by his side, both literally and figuratively. “You Don’t Mess with the Zohan” in 2008 and “That’s My Boy” in 2012 may have flopped, but both presented an opportunity for Jackie to make a cameo as an uncredited mother standing in line and a masseuse, respectively. Despite sometimes unglamorous credits, like “great-looking flight attendant” in 2019’s “Murder Mystery,” Jackie has continued to agree to roles in her husband’s films for more than two decades.

From time to time, even less-eagle-eyed fans are able to easily identify Jackie in Adam’s productions. For example, in “Bedtime Stories,” we see Jackie grace the screen as Lady Jacqueline in one of the fairytales. And in “Grown Ups” and its sequel, she is the wife of one of the main characters (though not Adam’s). Her voice skills have even been applied to smaller yet important roles, such as Dracula’s wife in the animated children’s film “Hotel Transylvania.”