ADAM SANDLER - SANDLER'S GUILT OVER RAUNCHY JOKES

SANDLER'S GUILT OVER RAUNCHY JOKES

ADAM SANDLER hated playing a foul-mouthed stand-up comic in upcoming movie FUNNY PEOPLE - because he felt "dirty" telling rude jokes now he is a dad.
The Wedding Singer star began his career at comedy clubs while he was studying at New York University, before he was spotted by a talent scout and hired as a writer on hit U.S. show Saturday Night Live.
Sandler abandoned stand-up as his movie career took off, but returned to his roots with a role in Judd Apatow's new film.
But the actor felt guilty performing raunchy jokes while his two daughters were asleep at his family home.
He says, "This was stuff I hadn't done in a long time. I haven't talked that filthy in front of people. I went on stage and was as filthy as I could be. Then I would drive home and I'd be in my driveway alone and think of my two little kids sleeping and I'd just feel like the biggest, dirtiest human being."