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alert-–-margaret-qualley-dresses-down-for-a-romantic-late-night-stroll-with-her-husband-jack-antonoff-after-revealing-how-he-helped-her-land-her-dream-roleAlert – Margaret Qualley dresses down for a romantic late night stroll with her husband Jack Antonoff after revealing how he helped her land her dream role

Margaret Qualley enjoyed some quality time with her husband Jack Antonoff on Tuesday amid her flourishing Hollywood career.

The Substance star dressed down for a dinner date and late night stroll around her NYC neighbourhood with her musician husband.

She teamed green cargo trousers with a white top and baseball cap, matching Jack’s laidback style.

Margaret has been on a whirlwind schedule promoting her critically-acclaimed body-horror film The Substance in recent weeks.

But she’s also gearing up for her next major role, and has revealed how Jack played a key role in landing her the dream part.

Margaret Qualley enjoyed some quality time with her husband Jack Antonoff on Tuesday amid her flourishing Hollywood career

Margaret Qualley enjoyed some quality time with her husband Jack Antonoff on Tuesday amid her flourishing Hollywood career

Appearing on the The Tonight Show last month, Margaret was asked about a rumour that she stars in the upcoming comedy sequel Happy Gilmore 2.

‘The rumours are true,’ Margaret said with glee, admitting, ‘It was the best thing that ever happened to me. It’s a tiny part. I’m essentially deep background, but I can die happy now.’

As it turns out, Jack came through with an assist… by lying to Adam Sandler via text.

‘I saw that there was an announcement, like, there’s going to be a a Happy Gilmore 2. And I emailed my agents right away. And I said, “Anything it takes. No part is too small. Please! I got to be a part of this. I beg of you, please, whatever it takes,’ she admitted.

Then at some point, Adam texted Jack, asking, ‘Does your wife golf at all?’ He replied, ‘Yeah, she’s actually good!’

Adam replied, ‘No way,’ as Jack asked, ‘We talking ‘Gilmore’ or charity golf tournament?’

Adam replied, ‘Gilmore. might bug her for a couple days, funny thing. She’d be awesome.’

Margaret admitted, ‘What a good husband. And I can’t golf. He lied for the sake of the family. Yeah.’

The Substance star dressed down for a dinner date and late night stroll around her NYC neighbourhood with her musician husband

The Substance star dressed down for a dinner date and late night stroll around her NYC neighbourhood with her musician husband

When asked about the experience working with the Grown Ups star, Margaret said, ‘He’s the best. It was the best thing that’s ever happened to me.’

As for the sport of golf, she admitted, ‘Never golfed a day in my life. I’m terrible, actually.’

She added that she went into a barn to hit some golf balls for the first time and she did take some lessons, ‘But mostly I’m still bad.’

When asked about the experience working with Adam, she said, ‘He’s the best. It was the best thing that’s ever happened to me.’

Margaret has been on a whirlwind schedule promoting her critically-acclaimed body-horror film The Substance but she's also gearing up for her next major role

Margaret has been on a whirlwind schedule promoting her critically-acclaimed body-horror film The Substance but she’s also gearing up for her next major role

Margaret revealed her husband Jack Antonoff lied to Adam Sandler so she could score a role in Happy Gilmore 2 (Sandler pictured in the original movie)

Margaret revealed her husband Jack Antonoff lied to Adam Sandler so she could score a role in Happy Gilmore 2 (Sandler pictured in the original movie)

She added that Adam was her, ‘first crush’ and the original 1996 comedy classic Happy Gilmore is her, ‘favorite movie,’ adding Sandler is, ‘the greatest of all time.’ 

The original film followed Adam’s title character, a hapless hockey player who discovers a hidden talent for driving a golf ball over 400 yards.

He finds himself joining the PGA Tour to try and win enough money to buy his grandma’s house back.

The comedy – which also starred Julie Bowen as the PGA Tour’s head of publicity Virginia Venit, Christopher McDonald as Happy’s rival Shooter McGavin and Carl Weathers as Happy’s teacher Chubbs Peterson – earned $41 million from a $12 million budget. 

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