The Waterboy (1998)

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Written by Tim Herlihy, Adam Sandler

Directed by Frank Coraci

Running Time: 100 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1998

Rating: 12 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Bobby Boucher (Adam Sandler) is a 31 year old living in the swamps with his overbearing, alligator-eating mum (Kathy Bates). He works as a waterboy for the local college football team and is continually ridiculed by the players and the coach.

When Bobby is fired from his job, he transfers his water skills to the losing team of a rival college. There the washed-up coach (Henry Winkler) spots some hidden talents - the waterboy can tackle like no one he's ever seen.

Bobby soon joins the college as a student, dates a jail bird and leads the football team to victory. But he hasn't yet told his mother!

Cast

Image for Adam SandlerAdam SandlerRobert 'Bobby' Boucher Jr.
Image for Kathy BatesKathy BatesHelen 'Mama' Boucher
Fairuza BalkVicki Vallencourt
Image for Henry WinklerHenry WinklerCoach Klein
Jerry ReedCoach Red Beaulieu
Larry Gilliard Jr.Derek Wallace
Blake ClarkFarmer Fran
Peter DanteGee Grenouille
Jonathan LoughranLyle Robideaux
Al WhitingCasey Bugge
Clint HowardPaco
Allen CovertWalter
Todd HollandGreg Meaney
Robert KokolProfessor

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