Rob Schneider has completed principal photography on "Daddy Daughter Trip," which he has produced, directed and stars in. Shot in Arizona, the film also stars Jackie Sandler (The Wrong Missy), Monica Huarte (40 y 20), Migel Ángel Muñoz (“Un paso Adelante”) with John Cleese (A Fish Called Wanda) and singer songwriter Elle King and introducing Miranda Scarlett Schneider and Gavin Joseph.

A unique family adventure/comedy, the film is live action mixed with animation. "Daddy Daughter Trip" tells the story of 2nd grader (Miranda Scarlett Schneider) who dreams of a fun-filled spring break vacation her family can't afford. Against the better judgement of her mom (Sandler) and with only coins in their pockets, her dreamer father (Rob Schneider) decides to take her on a spring break trip anyway. After a series of misfortunate adventures, their vacation is saved when the duo meet a couple of famous travel bloggers (Huarte and Muñoz).

"Daddy Daughter Trip" is produced by Rob and Patricia Schneider, From Out of Florida Productions, Executive Producer is Todd Graves from Dusty Desert Trailer. Animation is by Joss Monzon and Francisco Herrera and written by Patricia Schneider and Jamie Lissow. Miguel Muñoz is repped by You Rock Talent.

Schneider says "In my thirty plus year career, I've had the great pleasure of working with some of the best actors in the industry, but nothing comes close to sharing the screen with my incredibly sweet and talented eight year old daughter Miranda."

Schneider is currently co-starring in Netflix's "Home Team," starring Kevin James and is embarking on his stand-up comedy tour throughout the summer. He previously directed "Big Stan" and two seasons of Netflix Original Comedy Series "Real Rob.” He was with SNL for five years and went on to star in films such as "Deuce Bigalow Male Gigolo", "The Animal," "The Hot Chick,"Deuce Bigalow: European Gigalow" and "The Benchwarmers." Schneider has also co-starred alongside Adam Sandler in "Grownups," ”Fifty First Dates,” and "The Waterboy.” Most recently he appeared in “The Wrong Missy" and "Hubie Halloween,” again for Netflix.

On television he starred in the CBS comedy, "Rob," and Netflix's "Real Rob."