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‘Grandma’s Boy’ Star Wants Raunchy Comedies Back On The Big Screen

The veteran comedy producer and occasional star wants to do something about it.

Christian Toto
‘Grandma’s Boy’ Star Wants Raunchy Comedies Back On The Big Screen
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Actor, producer, and writer Allen Covert says he spent his “entire adult life” working at Happy Madison, the Adam Sandler shingle that gave us “Happy Gilmore,” “Grown Ups” and more comic hits.

“It’s the only real job I’ve ever had,” said Covert.

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