: Released by Paramount Pictures on June 28, 1991.
: Returns as Captain Ed Hocken, Drebin's long-suffering partner. The.Naked.Gun.2.1-2.The.Smell.Of.Fear.1991.PL.7...
: His deadpan delivery as the inept but confident Frank Drebin remains the series' core. : Released by Paramount Pictures on June 28, 1991
: The film famously parodies the pottery scene from Ghost and uses environmental politics as its satirical backdrop. 📈 Reception : The film famously parodies the pottery scene
: Plays the "straight woman" and romantic interest, Jane Spencer.
The 1991 film is the second installment in the iconic slapstick trilogy starring Leslie Nielsen. Directed by David Zucker, the film continues the rapid-fire, surreal comedy style established in the original Police Squad! TV series and the first Naked Gun film. 🎬 Plot Overview
Lieutenant Frank Drebin (Leslie Nielsen) returns to save the day when a group of corporate energy titans—representing the oil, coal, and nuclear industries—plot to kidnap Dr. Albert Meinheimer. The villains intend to replace the pro-environment scientist with a look-alike to maintain the status quo for fossil fuels. Drebin must also navigate his rekindled romance with Jane Spencer (Priscilla Presley), who is now dating the villainous Quentin Hapsburg. ⭐ Key Elements & Style