Happy Madison Productions films
Production company
31 films, from Gigoló (1999) to Don't Say Good Luck (2026)
- films
- 31
- average reader rating
- 5.6
- box office in the UK between 2012 and 2026
- £18.1m
- its biggest hit: £8.3m
- Pixels
The Happy Madison Productions film rated highest by MovieNCo readers is 50 First Dates (2004), at 7.2. Its biggest hit in the UK is Pixels (2015), with £8.3 million. Its busiest decade was the 2010s, with 11 films.
Best rated
The Happy Madison Productions films with the highest average rating from MovieNCo readers. Only films already released with at least five votes count.
Films by year
Biggest hits in the UK
- Pixels 2015£8.3m
- Grown Ups 2 2013£8.0m
- Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 2015£1.1m
- Blended 2014£688,547
Takings in the UK between 2012 and 2026, from MovieNCo's figures.
All its films
-
Don't Say Good Luck -
Roommates -
Happy Gilmore 2 -
Kinda Pregnant -
Leo -
You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah -
The Out-Laws -
Hustle -
Hubie Halloween -
The Wrong Missy -
Murder Mystery -
Father of the Year -
Sandy Wexler -
The Do-Over -
Pixels -
Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 -
Blended -
Grown Ups 2 -
Jack & Jill -
Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star -
Grown ups -
Paul Blart: Mall Cop -
The House Bunny -
You Don't Mess with the Zohan -
I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry -
The Benchwarmers -
50 First Dates -
Anger Management -
The Hot Chick -
Little Nicky -
Gigoló
And 1 more titles
- The Goldbergs 2013
Who it works with
The directors and stars in most Happy Madison Productions films.
The companies it shares most films with
Frequently asked questions
How many films has Happy Madison Productions made?
MovieNCo lists 31 Happy Madison Productions films, from Gigoló (1999) to Don't Say Good Luck (2026).
What is the best Happy Madison Productions film?
According to MovieNCo readers, 50 First Dates (2004), with an average rating of 7.2. Next come Little Nicky (7.1) and Grown ups (6.8).
What is the highest-grossing Happy Madison Productions film?
In the UK, Pixels (2015), with £8.3 million taken. MovieNCo's box-office figures for the UK run between 2012 and 2026.













