00:00Adam Sandler is paying his teenage daughters $65,000 a piece to star in his new comedy,
00:08You're Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah.
00:11Sounds like money laundering to me.
00:15I know.
00:16So Sadie and Sonny, if Netflix gives the movie a sequel, they'll get $162,000 a piece.
00:25They get $60 a day for food and transportation and first-class hotel accommodations.
00:30That's not a lot. $60, though?
00:32No. No, $60? No, I don't think so.
00:34For travel and food?
00:35That's travel and food?
00:37All day?
00:37You're getting definite 7-Eleven coffee.
00:40Right. But, I mean, I think that's just what they're giving.
00:44But all they have to say is, Dad, you're buying lunch today.
00:46I mean, and they have food on set.
00:49So, I don't know.
00:50I think it's cool.
00:52Sometimes I love when I see actors and actresses' kids in movies, and some, I'm like, come on, guys.
00:59Like, give somebody else a chance.
01:01But I did find out, I'm not a fan of Angelina Jolie.
01:04I actually hate her because of the whole Jennifer Aniston thing.
01:07Wow.
01:08I know, it's so bad.
01:09You hate everyone involved other than Jennifer.
01:11She didn't do anything wrong.
01:13Yeah, I hate him, too.
01:13Brad's pretty much a scumbag.
01:14But I do love her as Maleficent, and I just saw this really cool fun fact.
01:21Out in the woods, when that little girl is there, it's actually her daughter because none of the other toddlers, they were all petrified of her.
01:29So, they'd cry when they were around her, but then she knew it's just mom, just up.
01:33And so, that's how she ended up in the film, which is pretty cool.
01:35And that's how she got her SAG card.
01:36Yeah, exactly, exactly.
01:39So, Jamie Lee Curtis, they have a new Halloween coming out on Friday.
01:43This is, there's been a billion of them.
01:46Yeah, so this one is called Halloween Ends.
01:48And Jamie Lee Curtis was on, I mean, I don't know how old she is, but she's been doing this for 40 plus years, I think.
01:55Yeah.
01:56She was on Kimmel, and he made her sign a contract saying, this is the last Halloween you're going to do.
02:02And she did sign it.
02:02She said, it will be over.
02:04No, she's died during the time, one of the movies, she actually did die.
02:09And she still came back and did more movies.
02:12I mean, it's such a great series, if you will, franchise.
02:18But, yeah, I think it's enough is enough.
02:20I quit watching them.
02:22When you look, when you go watch, like, clips of them from, like, the 70s and the 80s, it's comical.
02:27It's not scary.
02:28It's comical.
02:29But that's the type of horror that I could probably get behind.
02:31Yeah, for sure.
02:32Like, they're just, they're pushing it too hard for me.
02:34I get freaked out.
02:35Yeah.
02:35Yeah.
02:36So, lastly, Mark Wahlberg no longer is calling Hollywood home.
02:41It's right here in Nevada, in Las Vegas.
02:44I'm assuming.
02:45He lives in Summerlin.
02:46Yeah.
02:46In the cliffs, what is it called?
02:48It's in the rich part that we'll never be invited to.
02:51That's why I don't know the name.
02:52Not ridges.
02:53The...
02:53I don't know.
02:55It's their handles.
02:56Yeah.
02:56Yeah.
02:56There you go.
02:57That's as close as I'm allowed to get.
02:58Yeah.
02:58He said that he, living in LA, he went to California many years ago to pursue acting.
03:05And he said, quote, unquote, I've only made a couple movies the entire time I've been there.
03:10And I'm like, you've done like 50 movies.
03:13So, I looked it up and it said that Mark Wahlberg has been in 58 plus movies.
03:16And I'm like, a couple?
03:17No, were they all filmed in Hollywood?
03:19Maybe.
03:20I don't know.
03:20Maybe.
03:21Oh, maybe that's what he's saying.
03:22Because Patriots Day was filmed in Boston.
03:23Maybe he's saying, I was in LA to do movies, but I was all over the place doing movies.
03:28That could have been it.
03:28Okay.
03:29You're right.
03:29So, he said that he wants to work from home.
03:32And of course, he's like a super entrepreneur.
03:34He has his hands in everything.
03:35So, yeah.
03:37He said he wants to give his kids a better life.
03:39And that's why they're moving to Las Vegas.
03:41Which, I'm happy he said that.
03:43Because a lot of people dog, you know, raising families in Las Vegas.
03:47They're like, how would you raise a family here?
03:48Because it's pretty...
03:49I mean, we don't go to the strip every day, you know?
03:52You know, I think a lot of...
03:53Especially as a relatively new parent, my first kid going into CCSD, you're like, oh, my God.
03:59Well, I heard the numbers are terrible, blah, blah, blah.
04:01It all comes down to parenting.
04:02And if your head's in the right spot, your kid's going to be in the right spot.
04:05Yeah.
04:06I think, like I said, Jaden's 14 years old, and we've got no complaints.
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