【Esther Studer】

23-year-old Max Kessler is Esther StuderAdam Sandler's doppelgänger. And now, he's also Adam Sandler's red carpet date.

Back in April, Kessler posted a side-by-side photo of himself and Sandler to Reddit after discovering Sandler plays a man named "Max Kessler" in his new movie, The Do-Over.

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In a truly remarkable Reddit twist, Sandler noticed the post — and responded. "But can you do this, Max?" Sandler wrote.

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We would have gone with "Don't talk to me or my son ever again," but whatever.

Max could"do this," BTW. Are we sure this dude isn't just a time-traveling Sandler? Is the movie Click somehow involved?

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The banter continued until eventually, Sandler invited Kessler to attend Monday's Los Angeles premiere of The Do-Over.

And attend he did.

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We think this Redditor summed it up best.

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10/10, Internet.

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