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The Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult (18-Mar-1994)

Director: Peter Segal

Writers: Pat Proft; David Zucker; Robert LoCash

Music by: Ira Newborn

Producers: Robert K. Weiss; David Zucker

Keywords: Crime/Comedy

His wife unhappy and feeling generally impotent as an ordinary civilian, Lt. Frank Drebin comes out of retirement to go undercover as a state prisoner to spy on explosives expert Rocco Dillon, who is planning his next sinister bombing. Very funny slapstick, the third and final installment of the Naked Gun (1988) trilogy.

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Earl Boen
Actor
7-Nov-1945   In three Terminator movies
Ann B. Davis
Actor
5-May-1926 1-Jun-2014 Alice from The Brady Bunch
Paul Feig
Film Director
17-Sep-1962   Unaccompanied Minors
Kathleen Freeman
Actor
17-Feb-1919 23-Aug-2001 Gen. Burkhalter's sister
Ellen Greene
Actor
22-Feb-1951   Little Shop of Horrors
Joe Grifasi
Actor
14-Jun-1944   The Bronx Is Burning
Florence Henderson
Actor
14-Feb-1934 24-Nov-2016 Carol (mom) on The Brady Bunch
George Kennedy
Actor
18-Feb-1925 28-Feb-2016 Airport, Naked Gun
Leslie Nielsen
Actor
11-Feb-1926 28-Nov-2010 Airplane!
Priscilla Presley
Actor
24-May-1945   Elvis's wife
Mary Lou Retton
Gymnastics
24-Jan-1968   Olympic gymnast
Peter Segal
Film Director
1962   Anger Management
O. J. Simpson
Football
9-Jul-1947   Searching tirelessly for the real killers
Anna Nicole Smith
Model
28-Nov-1967 8-Feb-2007 Addled golddigger
Julie Strain
Actor
18-Feb-1962   Queen of All Media
Fred Ward
Actor
30-Dec-1942   Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins
Vanna White
Game Show Host
18-Feb-1957   Letter turner, Wheel of Fortune
Weird Al Yankovic
Musician
23-Oct-1959   White & Nerdy
Pia Zadora
Singer
4-May-1953   The Clapping Song
David Zucker
Film Director
16-Oct-1947   Airplane!

CAST

Leslie Nielsen   ...   Lt. Frank Drebin
Priscilla Presley   ...   Jane Spencer
George Kennedy   ...   Ed Hocken
O. J. Simpson   ...   Nordberg
Fred Ward   ...   Rocco
Kathleen Freeman   ...   Muriel
Anna Nicole Smith   ...   Tanya
Ellen Greene   ...   Louise
Pia Zadora   ...   Herself
Joe Grifasi   ...   Director
Ed Williams   ...   Ted
Raye Birk   ...   Papshmir
Matt Roe   ...   Clayton
Wylie Small   ...   Defense Attorney
Sharon Cornell   ...   Stenographer
Earl Boen   ...   Dr. Eisendrath
Jeff Wright   ...   Store Manager
Lorali Hart   ...   Melon Lady
Mallory Sandler   ...   Grocery Mother
Karen Segal   ...   Purse Woman
Brad Lockerman   ...   Jason
Rosalind Allen   ...   Bobbi
Charlotte Zucker   ...   Nurse
Lois de Banzie   ...   Dr. Kohlzak
Doris Belack   ...   Dr. Roberts
Nigel Gibbs   ...   Carjacker
Andre Rosey Brown   ...   Corridor Guard
Randall "Tex" Cobb   ...   Big Hairy Con
Ann B. Davis   ...   Herself
Alex Zimmerman   ...   Mess Hall Convict
Marc Alaimo   ...   Trucker
Tom Finnegan   ...   Priest
Hammam Shafie   ...   Cabbie
Jeffrey Anderson Gunter   ...   Cabbie
Danny D. Daniels   ...   Cabbie
Vanna White   ...   Herself
Weird Al Yankovic   ...   Himself
Rick Scarry   ...   Security Guard
Mary Lou Retton   ...   Herself
James Robert Scribner   ...   Phil Donahue's Make-Up Man
Lou Felder   ...   Presenter
Chrissy Bocchino   ...   Mother Theresa
Joe D'Angerio   ...   Security Guard
Gary Cooper   ...   Cop
Christopher J. Keene   ...   Cop
Joe Flood   ...   Cop
Scott Evers   ...   Umpire
Paul Hutton   ...   Doctor
People Who Didn't Have Lines, But We Like 'Em
Burt Zucker   ...   Clinic Patient
Susan Breslau   ...   Train Lady #1
Erin MacArthur   ...   Train Lady #2
Marcy Goldman   ...   Train Lady #3
David Zucker   ...   Teleprompter Guy
Robert K. Weiss   ...   Tuba Player
Peter Segal   ...   Producer of "Sawdust & Mildew"
Robert LoCash   ...   Producer of "Sawdust & Mildew"
William Kerr   ...   Producer of "Sawdust & Mildew"
Jolie Chain   ...   Producer's Wife
Wendy Hogan   ...   Producer's Wife
Jeri Caldwell   ...   Producer's Wife
Michael Ewing   ...   Assistant Director
David "Skippy" Malloy   ...   Maalox Boy
Vanessa Sandin   ...   Gabriella
Julie Strain   ...   Dominatrix
Andrew Craig   ...   Bryce Porterhouse Guard
David Fresco   ...   Lifetime Award Recipient
Bill Erwin   ...   Conductor
Adam Hasart   ...   Frank, Jr.
John Capodice   ...   Mr. Big
Glen Chin   ...   Sumo Wrestler
Philip Yamaguchi   ...   Sumo Wrestler
Florence Henderson   ...   Herself
Tim Bohn   ...   Waldo
Timothy Watters   ...   President Clinton
Gene Greytak   ...   Pope
Aaron Seville   ...   Cop
Blane Savage   ...   Dancer
Michael Chambers   ...   Dancer
T. C. Diamond   ...   Dancer
Brett Heine   ...   Dancer
Jerald Vincent   ...   Dancer
Wayne Crescendo Ward   ...   Dancer
Brian Wightman   ...   Dancer
Bryan Anthony   ...   Dancer
Paul Feig   ...   Oscar Audience Member
Joel Madison   ...   Oscar Audience Member
Steve Pepoon   ...   Oscar Audience Member
Scott Herriott   ...   Oscar Audience Member
Edward Weber   ...   Oscar Audience Member
Adrienne Parsons   ...   Mercedes Lady
Robert J. Elisberg   ...   Taxi Driver
Elisa Pensler Gabrielli   ...   Mourner
Taran Killam   ...   Boy of Geriatric Park
Marianne Davis   ...   Girl of Geriatric Park
Bill Zuckert   ...   Old Man
Nicole Segal   ...   Screaming Supermarket Baby
People Who Were Cut Out of the Movie, But It Wasn't Their Fault
Lil Chain   ...   Woman Crossing Behind O. J.
Shirley Brody   ...   Woman on Street
Michael Boatman   ...   Clinic Nurse
Marlon Brando   ...   Don Corleone
Eric Christmas   ...   Prison Chaplain
Bill Chemerka   ...   Head of Alamo Society
Benjamin Cohen   ...   Hairy Butt Boy

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