Police Academy 2: Their First Assignment (1985)

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Written by Neal Israel, Pat Proft

Directed by Jerry Paris

Running Time: 100 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1985

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Comedy sequel in which the Police Academy recruits - now graduated - are assigned to the toughest precinct in town. They must contend with the scheming Lt. Mauser, whose promotion depends on their failure, and a gang of street punks led by the spaced out Zed. True to form, the new recruits succeed in changing things - for the worse.

When is Police Academy 2: Their First Assignment next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Sky Movies Comedy December 10th, 8:05am and on Sky Movies Comedy HD December 10th, 8:05am. See more...

Cast

Steve GuttenbergOfficer Carey Mahoney
Bubba SmithOfficer Moses Hightower
David GrafOfficer Eugene Tackleberry
Michael WinslowOfficer Larvell Jones
Bruce MahlerOfficer Douglas Fackler
Marion RamseyOfficer Laverne Hooks
Colleen CampSgt. Kathleen Kirkland
Image for Howard HessemanHoward HessemanCapt. Peter 'Pete' Lassard
Art MetranoLt. Mauser
George GaynesCmdt. Eric Lassard
Bob GoldthwaitZed
Downtown Julie BrownChloe
Peter Van NordenSgt. Vinnie Schtulman
Tim KazurinskySweetchuck
Ed HerlihyDooley

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