
The Cobbler
A disillusioned New York cobbler discovers a magical heirloom that lets him literally walk in his customers’ shoes and live their lives, but as he becomes consumed by assuming their identities, he must decide whether to escape his own reality or protect the people whose footsteps he’s taken.
“Saving the neighborhood one sole at a time.”
Synopsis
Max Simkin repairs shoes in a New York shop that has been owned by his family for generations. Disenchanted with the routine of daily life, he discovers a magical heirloom that lets him step into his customers’ lives and view the world from their perspective, occasionally walking in another man’s shoes.
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A crew of 60+ credited
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Edited by Tom McardleShot by W Mott Hupfel IiiScored by John DebneyDesigned by Stephen H Carter
Box Office
2014 · Box office
📉 Underperformed — grossed 0.7× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$6.5M
Also known as
- Adam Sandler: Der Schuhmagierde
- Cobblerde
- Cobbler – Der Schuhmagierde
- Der Schuhmagierde
- Mr Cobbler e la bottega magicait
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Cast & Crew
60 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Adam Sandler
as Max Simkin
Melonie Diaz
as Carmen Herrara
Method Man
as Leon Ludlow
Steve Buscemi
as Jimmy
Dustin Hoffman
as Abraham Simkin
Elli
as Goldman
Adam B Shapiro
as Schneider
Ellen Barkin
as Elaine Greenawalt
Evan Neumann
as Neumann
Dan Stevens
as Emiliano
Allen Lewis Rickman
as Kessler
Donnie Keshawarz
as Pinchas Simkin
Supporting cast
37Sondra James
as Anna O'Hara
Ethan Khusidman
as Herschel Simkin
Dascha Polanco
as Macy
Lynn Cohen
as Sarah Simkin
Fritz Weaver
as Mr. Solomon
Yul Vazquez
as Marsha
Kim Cloutier
as Taryn
Stuart Rudin
as Old Bearded Man
Wayne Wilderson
as Young Preppy Man
Mike Versandi
as Biker Guy
Adrian Black
as Albert
Craig Walker
as Danny Donald
Cliff Samara
as Indian Man
Stephen Lin
as Chinese Guy
Miles J Harvey
as Big Boned Kid
Joey Slotnick
as Mr. Slick
Paul Sado
as Bartender
Greta Lee
as Kara
Judy Rosenblatt
as Shiva Woman
John Deblasio
as Akram
Neimah Djourabchi
as Jamil
Grizz Chapman
as Tino
Kevin Breznahan
as Patrick
Earl Baker Jr
as Dickie
Glenn Fleshler
as Jeffrey
Danny Mastrogiorgio
as Brian
Elena Kampouris
as Alexia
James Shanahan
as Old Cop
Albert Christmas
as Detective Washington
Salvatore Rossi
as Skate Punk
Chris Titone
as Chicago Detective
Douglas Taurel
as Thug
Charles Borland
as Driver
Fabrizio Brienza
as Webb
Jared Sandler
as Cool Bar Guy (uncredited)
Natia Makharadze
as Waitress (uncredited)
Finley Whisby
as Michael Octave
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2Writers
3Producers
3Other crew
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