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SpongeBottom and Adam Sandler In our adaptation of Shakespeare’s play A Midsummer Night’s Dream, the character Nick Bottom or Bottom the Weaver is played by our character Spongebottom in Bikini Bottom Battle. Spongebottom can be identified with the actor Adam Sandler due to Sandler’s habit to play as characters who are not quite normal and are faced with. Sandler has had experience playing this type of character in movies such as The Waterboy and Billy Madison which is why he would be a great fit for the role of Spongebottom. Spongebottoms’ boisterous attitude can be a disadvantage at times but his performance at King Neptunes’ wedding led fame and fortune straight to him and his group. Adam Sandler’s character in The Waterboy, Bobby
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