WATCH: Adam Sandler's Philly-Set Basketball Movie Drops Trailer

PHILADELPHIA — After man Adam Sandler sightings in and around Philadelphia, the trailer for his new movie filmed and set right here in the city has dropped.

Netflix released the trailer for "Hustle" Tuesday.

"Hustle" stars Sandler as a scout for the Philadelphia 76ers (who as of this publication are tied 2-2 with the Miami Heat in the Eastern Conference Semifinals) and is described as a comedy-drama.

Sandler stars as a former basketball recruiter who tries to remake his career by bringing a player from overseas to play in the NBA.

Other stars include Juancho Hernangomez, Queen Latifah, Robert Duvall, and JoJo Siwa.

Sandler, who is often seen sporting basketball shorts and shoes and is known to be a bit of a baller himself, got several NBA stars on board as well.

Players that fans from the Philly area will surely recognize are Sixers players Matisse Thybulle and Tobias Harris. Additionally, former Sixers players Boban Marjanović and Seth Curry, as well as Philly native and former Villanova star Kyle Lowry, make appearances in the film.

On top of those pros, the production held auditions of local basketball players to be in the film, with the auditions basically being tryouts.

The trailer also features notable Philly spots, such as Center City and City Hall, South Philly by Geno's Steaks, Manayunk, and more.

Also, Sandler is seen rocking a Federal Donuts shirt in the trailer, one of the city's most popular local chains.

"Hustle" releases June 8 on Netflix.

Watch the trailer below: