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| Leslie Nielsen | ... | Lt. Frank Drebin | |
| Priscilla Presley | ... | Jane Spencer | |
| George Kennedy | ... | Ed Hocken | |
| O.J. Simpson | ... | Nordberg | |
| Robert Goulet | ... | Quentin Hapsburg | |
| Richard Griffiths | ... | Dr. Meinheimer / Earl Hacker | |
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Jacqueline Brookes | ... | Commissioner Brumford |
| Anthony James | ... | Hector Savage | |
| Lloyd Bochner | ... | Baggett | |
| Tim O'Connor | ... | Fenzwick | |
| 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 Ross | ... | Barbara Bush |
| Peter Van Norden | ... | John Sununu | |
Lieutenant Frank Drebbin returns to save the day once again. This time he's out to foil the "big boys" in the energy business. A top scientist (Dr. Mainheimer) is about to publish his report on energy supply for the future. Things don't look good for the traditional suppliers; oil, coal, and nuclear. To save their industries, the suppliers kidnap Mainheimer and replace him with a decoy with a more favorable report. Jane, the doctor's secretary, is Drebin's old flame. Their passionate love affair is thus rekindled. Written by Rob Hartill
Lieutenant Frank Drebin (Leslie Nielsen) is now working in Washington D.C. with his two partners (Oscar-Winner:George Kennedy and O.J. Simpson). Their job is see if everything goes smooth for Dr. Albert Meinheimer (Richard Griffiths) speech for the President of the United States (John Roarke). His speech could be highly controversial for the whole world, since it involves the country's energy program. Quentin Haspburg (Robert Goulet) kidnaps Dr. Albert Meinheimer before the speech by using a look-like, which he doesn't want the world industry of fossil and nuclear fuels instead of the environmental ones. But Frank is still heartbroken after he left his girlfriend Jane (Priscilla Presley), who's now working for Dr. Meinherimer.
Directed by David Zucker (Airplane!, BASEketball, Ruthless People) made an enjoyable sequel to the original. The cast seems to be having an great time and there's some original new gags as well. This sequel was just as big at the box office like the original did. Although the film critics had mixed opinions with this one.
DVD has an sharp anamorphic Widescreen (1.78:1) transfer and an good digitally remastered Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound. DVD includes the teaser trailer, original theatrical trailer and an humorous commentary track by the director, producer:Robert K. Weiss and Host:Peter Tilder. "The Naked Gun 2 1/2:The Smell of Fear" perphas lacks some of the great gags of the original. But if you enjoy spoof comedies, don't miss this one. TV Version adds some additional footage. Written by the director and Pat Proft (Bachelor Party, Hot Shots!, Police Academy). (****/*****).