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| Adam Sandler | Michael Newman |
| Kate Beckinsale | Donna Newman |
| Christopher Walken | Morty |
| Jenae Altschwager | Judy |
| Sean Astin | Bill Rando |
| David Hasselhoff | Mr. Ammer |
| Theresa Barrera | Susie |
| Henry Winkler | Ted Newman |
| Julie Kavner | Trudy Newman |
| Katheryn Cain | Kirsten |
| Joseph Castanon | Ben Newman (7) |
| Jonah Hill | Ben Newman (17) |
| Jake Hoffman | Ben Newman (22-30) |
| Tatum McCann | Samantha Newman (5) |
| Lorraine Nicholson | Samantha Newman (15) |
| Katie Cassidy | Samantha Newman (27) |
| Director | Frank Coraci
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| Producer | Jack Giarraputo
Steve Koren Mark O'Keefe Barry Bernardi Tim Herlihy Adam Sandler Neal H. Moritz Kevin Grady Aimee Keen Tania Landau |
| Writer | Steve Koren
Mark O'Keefe |
| Cinematography | Dean Semler
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| Musician | Rupert Gregson-Williams
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An overworked, overstressed businessman/husband/father (Adam Sandler) wishes for a "universal" remote control and actually finds one at Bed, Bath and Beyond. He discovers he can use the remote to fast forward through unpleasant experiences in his life, which he loves. However, the remote has a memory of what he fast forwards through and thinks he always wants to fast forward through these events in his life. Soon the fast-forwarding is out of control, and he finds himself struggling to regain control of his life before it's over. |
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