In the movie “Just Go With It,”Adam Sandler is a single guy who pretends to be married to pick up girls. When a conquest finds his fake wedding band, he asks his single-mom co-worker Jennifer Aniston if she can pretend to divorce him to corroborate his story. Here, Sandler (second from left) and Aniston (right) pose at the movie’s premiere with Bailee Madison, left, and Griffin Alexander Gluck, who play Aniston’s kids in the movie. (Peter Kramer / Associated Press)
Jennifer Aniston and Adam Sandler star as a fake divorcing couple in this romanticcomedy based on the 1969 film “Cactus Flower.” (Stephen Lovekin / Getty Images)
Jennifer Aniston plays a single mom with two kids who’s roped into her boss’ (Adam Sandler) crazy scheme to win over a woman in this romanticcomedy that opens Friday. (Peter Kramer / Associated Press)
Adam Sandler with his wife, Jackie Sandler, at the premiere of his new romanticcomedy. He plays an unmarried plastic surgeon who pretends to be married to pick up women. Jackie Sandler also appears in the film. (Peter Kramer / Associated Press)
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Fashion model Brooklyn Decker plays the object of Adam Sandler’s affections in “Just Go With It.” (Stephen Lovekin / Getty Images)
Actress Nicole Kidman with her husband, Keith Urban, at the premiere of her new film at the Ziegfeld Theatre in New York City. (Stephen Lovekin / Getty Images)
Musician Dave Matthews appears in the film. He’s also appeared in the Adam Sandler movies “You Don’t Mess With the Zohan” and “I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry.” (Stephen Lovekin / Getty Images)
“Weeds” actor Kevin Nealon, whose stint on “Saturday Night Live” overlapped with Sandler’s, plays Adon in “Just Go With It.” (Peter Kramer / Associated Press)
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Bailee Madison, left, and Griffin Alexander Gluck play Jennifer Aniston‘s kids in this romanticcomedy. (Peter Kramer / Associated Press)
Dennis Dugan, the film’s director, and his wife, Sharon Dugan. Dennis Dugan also directed the Sandler-starring vehicles “You Don’t Mess With the Zohan,” “I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry,” “Grown Ups,” “Happy Gilmore” and “Big Daddy.” (Peter Kramer / Associated Press)
