'I was cocky': Adam Sandler almost made the biggest mistake of his life in his 20s that could have ended his Hollywood career right at the start

'I was cocky': Adam Sandler almost made the biggest mistake of his life in his 20s that could have ended his Hollywood career right at the start

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Saturday Night Live almost never experienced the genius of Adam Sandler because the comedian was initially apprehensive about joining the show.

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Adam Sandler became a household name due to his contribution to the NBC comedy series Saturday Night Live, but he almost made the mistake of not taking the job. It's hard to imagine SNL without Sandler, so it's a huge blessing that he gave it a shot in his early 20s.

At that time he wanted to become an actor. When he was given the opportunity to try his luck at writing for SNL, he was apprehensive. He really wanted to be that movie star he dreamed of. It turned out that fate had another plan for him.

While speaking on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast, actor and comedian Adam Sandler revealed that he never planned to be on Saturday Night Live early in his career.

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