Adam Sandler, Drew Barrymore reunite for film

Sandler, Barrymore and Coraci previously worked together on the 1998 hit comedy "Wedding Singer", and the actors later teamed up for 2004 film "50 First Dates".

Adam Sandler

Their past projects turned out to be successful, and grossed over USD 100 million worldwide.

Coraci's new comedy follows an unlikely couple, who, after a disastrous blind date, are forced to spend time together at a family resort along with their children from previous marriages, reports contactmusic.com.

Drew Barrymore

Sandler's Happy Madison production company is set to co-produce the movie along with Mike Karz and Josie Rosen. Filming of the project is due to begin in May.