Little Nicky 2000
"If your father was the Devil and your mother was an angel, you'd be messed up too."
In Steven Brill's 2000 comedy-fantasy gem *Little Nicky*, Adam Sandler stars as the titular underdog, a lovable misfit caught in an otherworldly family drama.
Director: Steven Brill
Cast
Adam Sandler
Nicky
Patricia Arquette
Valerie Veran
Harvey Keitel
Dad
Rhys Ifans
Adrian
Tommy Lister Jr.
Cassius
Rodney Dangerfield
Lucifer
Allen Covert
Todd
Peter Dante
Peter
Jonathan Loughran
John
Robert Smigel
Beefy
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Little Nicky (2000) about?
After two of Satan's sons escape to Earth to claim power, their youngest brother—Little Nicky—is sent to bring them back before Hell collapses. His quest pits him against street-smart demons, an angelic ex, and his own insecurities in a high-stakes, supernatural showdown.
Who directed Little Nicky?
The film was directed by Steven Brill, known for his work in comedy and his ability to blend absurdity with heartfelt storytelling.
Who stars in Little Nicky?
The ensemble cast features Adam Sandler as Little Nicky, Patricia Arquette as his love interest, Harvey Keitel as Satan, Rhys Ifans as a demonic sidekick, and Rodney Dangerfield in a scene-stealing role.
Is Little Nicky (2000) worth watching?
While not a critical darling, *Little Nicky* offers a fun, offbeat comedy with standout performances from Sandler and Keitel. Fans of early 2000s silly-but-sentimental comedies will find plenty to enjoy, even if it's not the director's finest work.
How long is Little Nicky?
The movie runs for 90 minutes.
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About Little Nicky (2000) — Adam Sandler's Comedy Meets the Underworld
In Steven Brill's 2000 comedy-fantasy gem *Little Nicky*, Adam Sandler stars as the titular underdog, a lovable misfit caught in an otherworldly family drama. The film follows Nicky, the overlooked son of Satan (played with gravitas by Harvey Keitel), as he ventures from Hell to Earth on a mission to retrieve his two rebellious brothers—who've fled to New York and threaten to destabilize the cosmic balance. Packed with slapstick humor, dark wit, and a surprisingly heartfelt core, the movie blends supernatural stakes with Sandler's signature charm, creating a uniquely irreverent take on sibling rivalry and destiny. The tone oscillates between chaotic fun and oddly tender moments, as Nicky navigates a world where demons, angels, and mortals collide.
*Little Nicky (2000)* thrives on its offbeat premise and pitch-perfect cast, including Patricia Arquette as Nicky's love interest and Rhys Ifans as a flamboyant demon. From Heaven's pearly gates to the gritty streets of NYC, the film balances absurdity with a surprisingly earnest exploration of family loyalty. Whether you're a fan of Sandler's early comedies or just crave a film that's as weird as it is warm, this devilishly delightful adventure delivers laughs, heart, and a few surprisingly clever twists.
