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Adam Sandler Put Cameron Boyce Tribute In ‘Glad Gilmore 2’


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Six years after his onscreen son died, Adam Sandler paid tribute to Cameron Boyce along with his newest film.

With Glad Gilmore 2 now obtainable to stream on Netflix, eagle-eyed viewers have seen Sandler’s Grown Ups co-star showing on a TV within the background of 1 scene, following the younger actor’s loss of life at age 20 in 2019.

“Adam put a tiny Cameron Boyce (performed his son in Grown Ups) tribute in Glad Gilmore 2. Excuse me whereas I sob,” wrote one viewer on X, sharing a picture of the scene with what seems to be Boyce in an episode of Disney Channel’s Jessie enjoying on a TV.

Sandler’s 2020 Netflix comedy Hubie Halloween featured a tribute to Boyce, who was supposed to look within the movie earlier than he died.

“In loving reminiscence of CAMERON BOYCE,” the tribute learn. “Gone means too quickly and one of many kindest, coolest, funniest, and most gifted youngsters we knew. You reside on without end in our hearts and are actually missed daily.”

Boyce — who was additionally recognized for his roles in Descendants, Jessie and Mrs. Fletcher — died in his sleep on July 6, 2019. His household famous on the time that his loss of life was brought on by “an ongoing medical situation,” which was later revealed to be epilepsy.

“It’s with a profoundly heavy coronary heart that we report that this morning we misplaced Cameron,” a household rep mentioned in an announcement. “He handed away in his sleep because of a seizure which was a results of an ongoing medical situation for which he was being handled. The world is now undoubtedly with out one in all its brightest lights, however his spirit will reside on by the kindness and compassion of all who knew and cherished him.

“We’re totally heartbroken and ask for privateness throughout this immensely tough time as we grieve the lack of our treasured son and brother,” they added.

Boyce’s household began the Cameron Boyce Basis in his honor, aiming to remedy epilepsy by funding analysis, schooling and consciousness campaigns.