The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad! (1988)

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Written by Jim Abrahams, David Zucker

Directed by David Zucker

Also known as "The Naked Gun"

Running Time: 90 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1988

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Slapstick police comedy in which the inept Lt Frank Drebin, the LAPD's answer to Inspector Clouseau, blunders his way through a series of bizarre investigations. One case pits the detective against a suave socialite shipping magnate who is behind a heroin smuggling operation; another requires him to thwart a plot to assassinate Queen Elizabeth II at a baseball game.

Cast

Image for Leslie NielsenLeslie NielsenLt. Frank Drebin
Priscilla PresleyJane Spencer
Ricardo MontalbanVincent Ludwig
Image for George KennedyGeorge KennedyCapt. Ed Hocken
O.J. SimpsonDet. Nordberg
Susan BeaubianWilma Nordberg
Nancy MarchandMayor Barkley
Raye BirkPapshmir
Jeannette CharlesHer Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
Ed WilliamsTed Olsen
Image for Tiny RonTiny RonAl Tall Lab Tech
Weird Al YankovicHimself
Leslie MaierHerself
Winifred FreedmanStephanie
Joe GrifasiPier 32 Dockman
David Lloyd AustinGorbachev

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