| The deal moves Netflix, which produces the Emmy-winning 
				political thriller "House of Cards" and the comedy-drama "Orange 
				Is the New Black," further into original programming.
 "His appeal spans across viewers of all ages - everybody had a 
				favorite movie, everyone has a favorite line - not just in the 
				U.S. but all over the world," Ted Sarandos, Netflix's chief 
				content officer, said in a statement.
 
 The four feature films from Sandler's company, Happy Madison 
				Productions, will be shown in the nearly 50 countries where 
				Netflix is available.
 
 Brooklyn-born Sandler, 48, started his career as a stand-up 
				comedian before joining the NBC comedy sketch show "Saturday 
				Night Live."His films include "Big Daddy," "The Wedding Singer," 
				"Grown Ups" and this year's "Men, Women & Children," which 
				premiered at the Toronto Film Festival.
 
 (Reporting by Patricia Reaney)
 
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