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The Naked Gun 2½: The Smell of Fear

Comedy & Crime English

Bumbling lieutenant Frank Drebin is out to foil the big boys in the energy industry, who intend to suppress technology that will put them out of business.

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los angeles, california
good versus evil
based on tv series

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Leslie Nielsen

Lt. Frank Drebin

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Priscilla Presley

Jane Spencer

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George Kennedy

Ed Hocken

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O. J. Simpson

Nordberg

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Robert Goulet

Quentin Hapsburg

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Richard Griffiths

Dr. Meinheimer / Earl Hacker

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Jacqueline Brookes

Commissioner Brumford

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Anthony James

Hector Savage

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Lloyd Bochner

Baggett

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Tim O'Connor

Fenzwick

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Peter Mark Richman

Dunwell

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Ed Williams

Ted Olsen

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John Roarke

George Bush

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Margery Jane Ross

Barbara Bush

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Peter Van Norden

John Sununu

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Gail Neely

Winnie Mandela

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Colleen Fitzpatrick

Blues Singer

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Sally Rosenblatt

Mrs. Redmond

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Alexander Folk

Crackhouse Cop

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Jose Gonzales-Gonzales

Mariachi

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Larry McCormick

TV Reporter

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Cliff Bemis

Barbecue Dad

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D.D. Howard

Barbecue Mom

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William Woodson

TV Commercial Announcer

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Mel Tormé

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Zsa Zsa Gabor

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Bill Chemerka

"Ladies and Gentlemen, the President of the United States and Mrs. Bush."

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Christopher J. Keene

"Hey Ken, Al! Look what I found."

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Ken Kerman

"Hey, that's a pretty nice clock."

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Al Fann

"It's 4 minutes too slow."

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Tom McGreevey

"Vert well, sir. It's from the lady."

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James Gilstrap

"Always nice to see nice people."

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'Weird Al' Yankovic

"You pigs...say your prayers."

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Gina Mastrogiacomo

"Is this some kind of bust?"

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Jeff Wright

"Frank, we got that Sure-Grip suck machine..."

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C. Lindsay Workman

"Your coat, sir?"

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John Stevens

"Phone call, Commissioner"

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Gokul

"Hey, what the hell happened to the water pressure?"

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Charlotte Zucker

"For a man in a wheelchair, he gets around marvelously."

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Don Pugsley

"He's wired!"

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Carlos Betancourt

"¡Ojala que se mejoré pronto!"

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Bernardo Márquez

"Recuerdos a todos."

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Margarito Mendoza

"¿Puede decirme donde esta la casa de musica?"

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Lee Terri

"Hey, look what he's doing to that man in the wheelchair!"

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Claude Jay McLin

"Yeah!"

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Manny Perry

"Let's get him."

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Alex Zimmerman

"Yeah!"

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Raynor Scheine

"You're on my groin."

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John Fleck

"If that's your attitude, forget it."

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Susan Breslau

Party Guest

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Leslie Maier

Party Guest

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Ron Rosenblatt

Mr. Redmond

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Jennifer Kretchmer

Barbecue Daughter

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Ryan Harrison

Barbecue Boy

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David Zucker

Davy Crockett

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Robert K. Weiss

Obstetrician

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Robert LoCash

FBI Agent

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Burton Zucker

Lab Technician

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Lewis Friedman

Lab Technician

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Bob Reitman

Lab Technician

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Gene Mueller

Lab Technician

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Gino Salomone

Lab Technician

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Robert J. Elisberg

McTigue

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Mindy Newborn

Slave to the Composer

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Jan Campbell

Lady in Waiting

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Wendy Hogan

Lady in Waiting

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Françoise Ruggieri

White House Dinner Guest (uncredited)

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