Adam Sandler's daughters Sadie, 17, and Sunny, 14, look unrecognizable and 'so grown up' in dad's ne

ADAM Sandler's daughters have stolen their father's spotlight in their new movie.

Sunny and Sadie Sandler are getting rave reviews, while amazing fans with how grown up they look.

Adam's latest movie is a true family affair.

The former Saturday Night Live funnyman stars in the new Netflix movie You Are So Not Invited To My Bat Mitzvah, and he's brought his wife and daughters along for the ride.

Adam's youngest, Sunny, plays a teen who has a falling out with her best friend right before their bat mitzvahs.

The 14-year-old was able to draw from her real-life experiences, having had her own coming of age ceremony a year earlier.

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Adam plays Sunny’s dad, while his 17-year-old daughter Sadie plays the older sister on film as well.

Even Adam's wife, Jackie, got in on the act, playing the best friend's mother.

But it's star Sunny who has been praised for her performance.

"Sunny Sandler does an amazing job," one person tweeted on the X platform, the platform formerly known as Twitter. "The fact that his whole family worked on this made it even more unique, the chemistry between the characters felt natural."

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Another person added: "Sunny Sandler's gonna be a star. So many moments reminded me of her dad, especially in his earlier films. She’s got that charm and comedic timing."

While a third person tweeted: "Sunny Sandler has a wonderful career ahead of her."

SUNNY SHINES

Sunny's celebrity career has been shining bright.

Earlier this year, she attended the Los Angeles premiere of her father's film The Out-Laws.

The teenager donned a silk, floral-print dress with a pair of silver heels that matched the muted blue color of her gown.

Funnyman Adam kept it casual in a blue and white aloha shirt and gray slacks while his wife spruced it up a bit while wearing a cream-colored party dress and a matching blazer that she draped over her shoulders.

Sunny was also in attendance as her dad accepted The Mark Twain Prize for American Humor earlier this year.

Sunny, Sadie and their mom visited the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. to watch their dad receive the award.

A FATHER'S LOVE

During his speech, the actor talked about the "favorite nights" of his life — the night he met his future wife, and the other of his daughters, Jackie.

Adam stated that she was "sweet," "gorgeous," and "as nice as it gets," before he jokingly revealed: "She also had the habit of telling me I was great at everything."

He then highlighted his daughters as he stated: "Then along came two of the true best things, babies showing up — Sadie and Sunny."

The camera then cut to the audience where the teenagers, Sadie and Sunny sat with their mother.

The young women, who managed to grow up out of the spotlight, smiled bashfully as their father gushed about them on stage.

Adam continued: "They're the love of our lives, the most pride and joy that Jackie and I could ever feel.

"The life changers."

He added: "When they speak, we either laugh, tear up, or just stare at them in amazement."

"Every conversation we have, every day, every night, every drive, every meal, every smile, every hang we have, I'm only wishing time will stand still 'cause being with you two and mommy, that's the best life can get."

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