The Naked Gun (1988) First Time Watching! Movie Reaction!!

[@TBRSchmitt]

Had to re-edit & re-upload due to Copyright Issues. Hopefully it can stay on KZbin this time! Thanks for the support everyone!!

[@bravefartt]

please do 2 and 3

[@bravefartt]

also Dracula dead and loving it ,starring Leslie nelson and directed by mel brooks.

[@kevinthomas7226]

I thought I had deja vu. Then I realized it was a re up

[@THOMMGB]

Don't forget the TV series, Police Squad!

[@felipeenriquezponce6570]

Nice reaction guys! Please react to the whole trilogy, the next two movies are even better hahaha. Greetings from Peru 😁

[@stephenlackey5852]

The scene where Frank and the informant exchange money is one of the funniest things ever put on film.

[@blanewilliams5960]

Priceless even

[@jonathanparker1774]

He even made a profit of $20! Lol

[@kevinknight3606]

The bathroom scene" funniest.

[@paulinegallagher7821]

Oh yea? how about now.

[@Akshay-Patil]

I have never seen such an clever and super funny scene, that was just brilliant and absolutely hilarious 😂😂😂😂😂

[@JoeSelf1982]

They don't make movies like this anymore. One of the funniest comedies ever.

[@donjuan4067]

80's and 90's were the best time for film. Among other things

[@MrMgbeares]

@@donjuan4067 yeah, problem this days, a movie like this, would get offended half of population

[@tisdue]

@@MrMgbeares meh. only 20% of people get offended. they're just louder.

[@arcticblue248]

you could not make a movie like this again ... the scene "Nice Beaver!" .. and "Thank you, have just had it stuffed!" you could not have that in a movie without being hit by some sort of Cancel culture thingie ...

[@gendalfgray7889]

Now movies made by effective menagers that care about investors.

[@Dante-fb9ej]

I think these movies are my absolute favorite comedy movies of all time. They're silly, goofy and totally unpredictable! Leslie Nielsen was an amazing actor. Rest in peace.

[@creativevisiongaming]

"I've never seen Naked Gun" + "I'm a huge fan of Leslie Nielson" = does not compute

[@zvimur]

The trilogy opened a flood of spoof movies starring Leslie Nielsen. Not very good ones, but watchable. The ones without him..... (Meet the Spartans etc)

[@DannX68]

*Nielsen.

[@DMSG1981]

They're Americans, cut 'em some slack. US Americans exaggerate a lot, everything is "amazing" and they're "huge fans" of actors even though they've only watched one movie with them that they liked.

[@samantha_schmitt]

@@DMSG1981 LOL you understand us!

[@digi_edits]

Bruh moment

[@michaelcullen5308]

The driving instructor was John Houseman, a legendary theatre producer of the 1930s with Orson Welles. He was a regular in movies and TV in the 70s and 80s. This was his last film.

[@1985pza]

did not know that

[@NemeanLion-]

Yeah, I remember when I saw this that I was surprised to see they snagged him because he had such a serious persona in his films.

[@philrob1978]

Also in "Scrooged" the same year, as "America's favourite old fart". My favourite performance of his though was in The Fog (1980), that man can tell a spooky story 'round the campfire.

[@nowthatsjustducky]

I remember him best as Grandpa Stratton in Silver Spoons.

[@nowthatsjustducky]

@@NemeanLion- That was how the producers here flew, starting with Airplane. In Airplane, the majority of the cast were serious actors who had never done comedy.

[@scottythetrex5197]

"For no matter how silly the idea of a queen may be to us, we must be gracious hosts."

[@randall-king]

I remember watching this at my grandparents’ house with my uncles and cousins when it was first released. We all laughed so hard. To this day, I have scarcely laughed so hard at a movie.

[@supastar25]

I remember when he died I truly felt sad...such a great actor who brought laughs and joy to millions

[@thehoundofhorror5120]

I remember seeing this in the movie theater when it came out in 88. The entire crowd was in tears. Spoofs have been my favorite comedies ever since.

[@frenchfrey65]

Fun fact, the roller coaster in the intro is the Giant Dipper at Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk in California. Still active!

[@lmiddleman]

Every one of the newspapers with Frank and the Queen are in a different position... haha!

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

Ludwig found a finger in his stadium-dog, because it was that manufacturing plant that Frank dropped his assailant into the boiler vat. Took me many times watching, to notice.

[@samantha_schmitt]

Woah! I did not catch that

[@epicon6]

Wow! Would have never noticed that!

[@mngentry]

I always thought it was a commentary on what goes into hot dogs.

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

@@mngentry A fine sight-gag that deftly serves two masters.

[@jedijones]

@@samantha_schmitt Yep, the vats at the factory also have Dugout Dogs printed on them.

[@bighuge1060]

I can't tell you how many times I've seen this movie but this is the first time I've noticed the luggage being dropped to the tarmac from the plane as Drebin declines the flowers the woman brought for Weird Al. (3:59)

[@samantha_schmitt]

So funny! I’m sure you could catch something new with every watch!

[@jeshkam]

I watched it countless times too, but only copule of days I noticed that red beacon on the rowing boat lol

[@marks3750]

There is almost always something going on in the back ground. When he goes to the police station the sign above the door says "the police station"

[@haveanicedave1551]

I just noticed the baggage too.

[@joepaquet8160]

You guys have the best chemistry I've ever seen with a married couple.I look forward to all of your new videos . Keep making us smile!.

[@williamherman9065]

My parents took me (then 14 years old), my brother (then 9 years old), and 4 of our friends to Opening Night of the Naked Gun at the Movie Theater. I have never laughed so much and for so long at any movie... EVER! The experience was made all the more better because the Theater was packed, and EVERYONE was laughing hysterically and having a great time! I will never forget that night, and I bought this Movie on VHS the first chance I got (bought the entire Series, including the short lived TV show). Still to this day my all time favorite Comedy! RIO Leslie Nielsen.

[@leob4403]

Yeah I heard they think of renaming Wascana Creek in Regina, Canada to Rio Leslie Nielsen in his honor

[@rixxy9204]

For the best scene is the car chase. Every moment is hilarious; from calm British instructor, to the cars passing her on both sides, and finally the guy riding the missile and still trying to steer.

[@Mcvthree3]

"Surely, he must be dead!" He's NOT dead, and don't call him Shirley.

[@777wojo777]

10:08 And please... Don't call me Shirley 😂

[@AustinKloud]

I saw this film in the theater when it was released in 1988.... my dad and I laughed so hard at this film, we still watch it and laugh.

[@c.f.pedraza4057]

"Dracula, Dead and Loving It." A not so known Leslie Neilson film, but so damn hilarious and criminally underrated.

[@alyzu4755]

"Fushta!"

[@elementcuatro584]

"I was having a daymare..."

[@rickylyon3846]

"Mina, you are in the closet..."

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

8:19 "Ted! ...Why?" always busted me up.

[@motorcycleboy9000]

"Sex, Frank?" "Um, not now, Ed."

[@TeaJay83]

Leslie Nielson was aserious actor and so when he got in to comedy movies he always plays his parts as serious as possible which makes it so funny

[@jameshenner5831]

I caught a joke that is so small nearly everybody misses it, or at least I missed it every time. When Frank is in a gunfight at Ludwig Slaughterhouse, there is a sign that says "Employees must wash hands before using restroom."

[@travelchic908]

I first saw this when I was 9. I remember watching with my parents. I laughed so hard at the scene when Frank burns down the office that I was crying and gasping for air. That and "nothing to see here!" While fireworks and bodies are flying in the background. Still gets me 🤣

[@NemeanLion-]

This guy is so smart. They know not to criticize or make fun of the films they watch. He also knows to leave just enough of the scenes so we can enjoy the film along with their reaction.

[@defencebangladesh4068]

yes agree

[@richardpoynton4026]

10:10 “surely he must be dead”. - no, he’s not dead.... and stop calling me Shirley!

[@papalaz4444244]

The Queen is played by Jeannette Charles, now 93yo, who had a long career playing the Queen in many films and tv shows inc. National Lampoon's European Vacation and Goldmember. A strange career for a look-a-like :)

[@samantha_schmitt]

That’s funny! She was a great Queen

[@helenchelmicka3028]

RIP Queen Elizabeth II 😪

[@armandorjusino]

A very accomplished drama trained actor, that is why his comedy roles were so good, this movie is a top 10 all time comedy classic and note that not a single profane word is used,I miss comedy like that. Thank you for sharing your reaction.

[@luciolamonica]

the Naked Gun trilogy was made before OJ Simpson's trial of the century in 1995... fun fact is the actress Susan Beaubian who plays OJ's character's wife also plays the jury foreperson in American Crime Story: The People v. O.J. Simpson!

[@JustWasted3HoursHere]

The woman who demonstrates the assassin mechanism and then pulls the trigger on herself (empty chamber) is the director's mother. She is in all of the Zucker brother's movies. She was the woman in "Airplane!" that was trying to put on lipstick throughout the film, unsuccessfully.

[@djs3484]

This is beyond hysterical, RIP Leslie... The 3 Naked Gun movies are instant mood changers, no matter how bad a mood you're in here is your ticket to laughter. Now onto Priscilla Presley.. A beautiful woman, so incredibly beautiful. "Nice beaver", "thank you, I just had it stuffed', LOL!!! Hysterically hilarious... No matter how many times I watch this it stili has me cracking up almost always within 5 minutes, pure comedic genius...

[@edwardstowers7272]

The Zucker brothers and Jim Abrams are brilliant writers who use a lot of “literal” humor. Ludwig is Ricard Montalban, a distinguished and actor famous as Khan in Star Trek and Mr. Rhoark from Fantasy Island. The series Police Squad came out soon after Airplane! in the early 80s. It only last six episodes because the humor was too massive and fast for TV. There were so many gags in every scene, usually in the background, that many never caught half of them except in reruns. So they grew Police Squad to the big screen as The Naked Gun, which allowed a captive audience to catch many more. And like Airplane! well-known actors were used who played the ludicrous scenes straight as if playing a serious role, which makes it hilarious. The movies Airplane! and Naked Gun started new careers for Lloyd Bridges and Leslie Neilsen, who were considered “serious” actors before that. To see Leslie in a serious, classic role (and with dark hair no less) watch the 1956 sci-fi flick Forbidden Planet. It still holds up well even today.

[@bernie472]

Police Squad! Was a T.V. show that spoofed police shows of that era with Leslie Nielson. There were only 6 episodes made, and it was in 1982.

[@Realfakesnake]

It wasn't me it was a one armed, one eyed one legged man!!!

[@crazyiwan]

Ludwig is Ricardo Montalban. He played Khan in Star Trek II the wrath of Khan and Mr Roarke in the series Fantasy Island

[@GedUK]

Khaaaaaaaaaaaaan!

[@NemeanLion-]

I have a photo of him and William Shatner staring at each other from the Star Trek episode “Space Seed”. It’s signed by both of them too. Space Seed is the prequel to the Wrath of Khan film. Ricardo was super cool.

[@GedUK]

@Mitchell Beston no, that was Christopher Lee.

[@MrBrewman95]

And the grandpa from Spy Kids. 😂

[@39Hundred]

Montalban had one of the smoothest, most suave voices ever.

[@1985pza]

9:45 this driver instructor had won Oscar in 1973;] and Naked Gun was his last movie:) he knew Orson Wells and Raymond Chandler. Legend

[@timroebuck3458]

"Surely he must be dead." Wrong movie, dude. :-)

[@shanenolan8252]

Ricardo mantalban. Star trek original series and wrath of Khan. He also sang baby it's cold outside. And he was in dynasty in the 80s

[@THOMMGB]

And from 1977 to 1984, Mr. Roarke on Fantasy Island. Very famous and great actor.

[@shanenolan8252]

@@THOMMGB oh yes classic . Remember him and the dwarf both in the white suits .

[@WarriorPoet01]

“De Plane! Boss. De Plane!!”

[@bgonza2]

Shane, do you know what is Mr. Montalban's country of origin, WITHOUT researching it?

[@bgonza2]

@@THOMMGB do you know what is Mr. Montalban's country of origin, WITHOUT researching it?

[@robertoliver7368]

I just realized that Frank put on Enrico Polazo's outfit and it was somehow also custom tailored for him.

[@itscrazyal]

my all time favorite comedy. non-stop laughing & you catch stuff you missed when watching it over again

[@yandnat1656]

Police squad still holds up today, shame they had such a short run !

[@hansdampf3576]

short run? only being a 8 movies series?!

[@yandnat1656]

@@hansdampf3576 police squad was the tv series it ran for one season comprising of six episodes, the naked gun were movie spinoffs. Try to keep up 007!

[@Seele2015au]

8:36 That's a send-up of the Charles Bronson/Lee Remick film "Telefon" where the original scene was almost perfectly recreated. Ludwig was played by Ricardo Montalban, the last dancing star with MGM just when the big musical films (think Fred Astaire, Gene Kelly, etc) were getting out of fashion, but did a lot of television and film roles nonetheless.

[@steveh2418]

So, you two must be doing Top Secret! soon, right? Hopefully??

[@Caglecardscollectibles21]

Such an underrated classic!!

[@samantha_schmitt]

Top Secret is on our list!!

[@stonedgodzilla]

Love top secret! 💚🤣

[@defencebangladesh4068]

they did

[@stevenoconnor7208]

Top Secret is so good 😂 The cow with the boots and the singing horse have me in pain from laughter every time 🤣 "Is this the potato farm?" "Yes, I am Albert Potato" 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@aromaticflower]

You guys have a great relationship and I love that you’re always holding hands

[@petereirich6502]

The two of you did a great review. However what impressed me the most was the obvious love you have for each other. Your body language speaks of how truly you love each other. Young love is beautiful to see.

[@samantha_schmitt]

So sweet, thank you so much!

[@elzar760]

It always kills me when he calls the strike before it even crosses the plate.

[@hebber1961]

Steeeeee-rike.

[@samantha_schmitt]

The entire baseball scene was fantastic!

[@mengo1400]

This is by far the best Reaction of this Movie!! Im still cryingf!!!

[@nilzero5686]

It's always kind of awkward because it's such a funny movie then you think about how Nordberg is played by OJ Simpson

[@grayscribe1342]

The movie may be only 80 minutes long, but how long and often will you smile remembering it?

[@robertmatthews9650]

I just want to tell you both good luck. We’re all counting on you.

[@KrillLiberator]

Surely you can't be serious?

[@robertmatthews9650]

@@KrillLiberator I am. And stop calling me Shirley!

[@MountainMan.]

One of the best slapstick comedies ever. So smart too.

[@billymuellerTikTok]

"the CALIFORNIA?!!! Angels" LOL... when I grew up that's what they were called - your reaction reminds me of when I first heard that they used to be the "Los Angeles Angels" in the 1960's... the Angels can't make up their minds where they are from... 1961-1965 Los Angeles Angels, 1965-1996 California Angels, 1997-2004 Anaheim Angels, 2005-2015 Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, 2016 - present Los Angeles Angels and for a short time at the start of the 1983 season they were the California Angles but then they realized the spelling mistake a few months later and had to order new uniforms

[@bobroma]

I wanted to point this out as well.

[@aBoyHasNoName87]

2:58 lol you two moving your heads to the music synchronously, I could have watched that for the whole intro ;)

[@joe6096]

The Angels have changed names a few times: Los Angeles Angels: 1961-65 California Angels: 1965-96 Anaheim Angels: 1997-2004 Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim: 2005-13 Los Angeles Angels: 2013-present

[@aegisreflector1239]

I thought they stopped at Anaheim Angels, that's the best imo it sounds the best

[@Strazman]

1:03 Based on Police Squad literally means it was based on a short-lived TV show called From the Files of Police Squad.

[@vwlssnvwls3262]

The end, with Nordberg rolling down the stairs, kills me every time.

[@totallybored5526]

I will not make the dark joke I will not make the dark joke I will not make the dark joke I will not make the dark joke I will not make the dark joke I will not make the dark joke I will not make the dark joke I will not make the dark joke 😉

[@kylelewis4685]

Look!! Its Enrico Pollazzo!!! Kills me every time

[@TheCoreyd1086]

All 3 movies were terrific. Hope you guys do the other ones. Yes the Angels were the California Angels for the longest time before being renamed the Los Angeles Angels despite the fact they still play in Anaheim.

[@anyviolet]

Gotta be the most fun reaction to Naked Gun I've ever seen. Watching you guys laugh so hard was GOLD. This is one of the funniest comedies of all time.

[@LoneStarLawman]

Leslie Nielsen for decades played very dramatic roles, usually as a heavy. (bad guy) Many actors and crew attested to fact ,that off camera, Nielsen was quite funny, as was a real life practical joker. When he played the doctor in "Airplane" in 1980, he was so good in that comedy, that it launched a very popular string of comedy hit movies, with his "Naked Gun movies the most popular. He became a Superstar comedy actor, late in his career. For a look at one of his good dramatic performances, check out the early Scify hit " Forbidden Planet," made in 1956.

[@lexkanyima2195]

It's a shame he never won a Oscar for it

[@isuriadireja91]

80's the era of the funniest comedies.

[@KrillLiberator]

Actually yes, I think so too!

[@TheStruggleUK.]

Another great reaction guys! Thanks 😊 I watched this the year it came out with my younger bro and my dad and have loved it ever since because we need a laugh and its there if I'm having a way too stressful day. I know we all get those 😊

[@samantha_schmitt]

Thanks so much! This is absolutely an instant mood changer :)

[@SkullAngel002]

22:30 - That's the legendary Ricardo Montalban, best known for playing the OG Khan in the TV series and Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan (1982).

[@maldranrk]

Also for the tv show Fantasy island

[@bgonza2]

Hey StullAngel002, do you know what is Mr. Montalban's country of origin, WITHOUT researching it?

[@bgonza2]

@@maldranrk Hey Merik, do you know what is Mr. Montalban's country of origin, WITHOUT researching it?

[@budmeister]

@@bgonza2 Mexico

[@bgonza2]

@@budmeister Hey Monokuma, are you also Mexican? If not what is your nationality?

[@aresef]

I only realized just now that the sign above the police station simply says THE POLICE STATION. And the Angels were the California Angels at the time. Then they were the Anaheim Angels and then the Los Angeles Angels and then the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. And now I believe they're back to Los Angeles Angels. The sequence, though, was shot in Dodger Stadium.

[@samantha_schmitt]

I honestly didn’t even know they were the Los Angeles Angels! I thought they were still the Anaheim Angels

[@jaymanuel3396]

You should check out the sequels! They’re both hilarious too.

[@-M0LE]

3 ain’t so much

[@robertprobst3836]

This is the daddy and still the gold standard for all the slaptstick comedies. It's a condensed version of Police Squad!

[@rhey81]

The funny thing with Leslie Nielsen was he was a serious actor in his prime. Then, as his career kinda started to fade he did police squad which had some success, many years later the busted out the Naked Gun films which extended his career another 3 decades till his passing..

[@Nikioko]

22:33: Ricardo Montalbán. He played Khan in Star Trek II.

[@alfredstimoli2590]

Ludwig was played by Ricardo Montalban "Welcome To Fantasy Island" and also played Khan in Star Trek.

[@blowba]

Yes they used to be called the California Angels

[@billyboblillybob344]

Hopefully you watched the credits as there are many puns and jokes and whatnot within the credit scroll. Ludwig is Ricardo Montalban (Fantasy Island and Star Trek's Kahn in Wrath of Kahn are probably his two most popular roles).

[@gruvee9334]

"Loaded Weapon" is a fun watch too!

[@GearheadExplorer85]

Yes! I hope they watch that someday.

[@lessevdoolbretsim]

The baseball player (Reggie Jackson) that got the pistol from under the base to kill the queen with, tweeted the day the queen died, "I swear i didn't do it!"

[@DaDitka]

The first time I saw the scene at the beginning when Nordberg goes to kick in the door but instead kicks a hole in it and gets his leg stuck, I knew this movie was going to be comedy GOLD. I laughed myself half to death. Might be the standard for all comedies (for me, anyway!).

[@rasalghul1263]

holy shit!!! if it wasnt for your reaction i would have never seen the food moving on the fridge..and i have watched this atleast 50 times

[@vwlssnvwls3262]

My father and I watched all 6 episodes of Police Squad when it was on television. One thing they did, that I did not understand till years later, is each episode they would introduce a famous actor, like William Shatner, as a special guest and in the introduction that actor would get killed off, so they would not actually be in the episode.

[@bluebear1985]

The two sequels after this are pretty good too. Those ones are "Naked Gun 2 1/2: The Smell of Fear" and "Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult".

[@davidmeir9348]

The actor who played Ludwig was Ricardo Montalban. His most famous role is in the star trek original serie in one episode he played a genetically enhanced human from the 20th century who tries to take over the enterprise named Khan, and they brought him back for the 1982 second movie in the star trek franchise: The Wrath of Khan. Leslie Nielsen, was up to the 70's largely a serious actor and with airplane and police squad people discovered his off beat, straight face delivery in humour and untill his death he mostly did comedies and he enjoyed it too. Leslie Nielsen was easily one of the funniest guy ever. Of course from the abrams and zucker team also VERY funny (and what i consider their best movie), is Top Secret, starring Val Kilmer and is a parody of spy and rock and roll movies. It is so good because at any given moment there is at least two or three jokes in a scene, the one told and usually in parrallel, a visual gag in the background. Super funny. Also worth watching from the same team is Ruthless People. Very different, not at all a sight gag comedy but a straight one but it has Danny DeVito, Beth Midler and Bill Pullman and DeVito and Midler are just hilarious.

[@ashuradragosani5960]

Ricardo's other signature role was as Mr. Rork of Fantasy Island. Smiles everyone, smiles.

[@bethh.6455]

One of my favorites. Watched this as a kid

[@craigj.davies1983]

Leslie Neilsen wasn't always a comedy actor, he started off being a straight actor, his first big hit was Forbidden Planet (1956) and he was a guest star in a couple of episodes of Columbo.

[@donjuan4067]

He was in the Thriller/Horror Creepshow Anthology in Episode "Something to Tide You Over".

[@craigj.davies1983]

@@donjuan4067 Yes I know, Ted Danson was in that as well wasn't he?

[@DA0470]

16:58 Must be one of The Detroit Tigers.

[@DamonCzanik]

These must be a pain to edit because every scene has something, and you just can't upload the whole movie here. Good job editing! And a great reaction to a great movie!

[@samantha_schmitt]

Thank you so much for the kind words! We wish we could include them all!

[@Checker222]

1:31 such a beautiful sentiment that expresses genuine love between the two of you. May you have a long and always happy marriage.

[@blanewilliams5960]

I love his laugh too Samantha, it is adorable and very infectious. Love Leslie Neilson as well and had a good career as a serious actor before his sense of humor was showcased. The way he plays these comedic roles in a very serious way is genius and hilarious.

[@Kainlarsen]

Ludwig was played by Ricardo Montalban, who was Khan in Star Trek and the host of Fantasy Island.

[@JKM395]

10:08 He's not dead. And don't call me Shirly. "The problems of two people may not amount to a hill of beans, but this is our hill. And these are our beans!" One of my favorite lines ever.

[@jfilesgraphics]

15:54 Fun fact: The Los Angeles Angels were previously called the California Angels after moving to Anaheim.

[@bdog1323]

And originally they were the Los Angeles Angels. LOL

[@TheBushDownTheStreet]

Loving the abundant posts!

[@Jaded_Jester]

The Zucker bros had a method to their jokes. If the joke wasn't happening in front of the camera then there is probably one in the background somewhere. Have you guys watched Top Secret? You will like that one too.

[@roniemcrea]

6:17 I think this call "reverse bribe"😂😂😂

[@rmsgrey]

Several of the incidental elements of the movie were recurring elements of the series, like the opening titles with a flashing light on a tray strapped in front of a camera (or done on greenscreen with stock footage), or Frank walking through the fourth wall to get around the police station, or Al being super-tall and his head never being seen in shot. One thing that didn't make the transition to the movies was the "special guest star" - some mid-tier celebrity who appears in the opening titles/credits and dies in the process. Probably the biggest name today is William Shatner. On an entirely different note, having come to know Leslie Nielsen through Airplane! and The Naked Gun (and related movies), it was something of a shock to see him in one of his older roles, where nothing he said was a joke, and when he took off a pair of sunglasses for emphasis, there wasn't a second pair beneath them!

[@evanfreudig3973]

I have always loved this movie, absolutely hysterical. Weird fact about this movie, it was literally the last thing Simpson did before committing the Brentwood murders. He had finished shooting just hours before the events in Brentwood starting to happen. My friends and I often argued that Simpson absolutely loved being a celebrity, but maybe he did not like being the brunt of jokes so much. Definitely when it came to his wife, anyway. He was kind of an Egomaniac.

[@fturla]

You can tell the video reviewers are very young because they do not know the Ludwig actor. Ricardo Montalbán plays Vincent Ludwig, but he is best known from the 1950s to the 1980s in so many famous roles. He was in so many War and Western movies and TV shows, then Star Trek, Fantasy Island, and he even did the Kim Possible TV series. RIP 2009.

[@rpesik]

This movie left a big impression, but even after tens of years, I still laugh watching this hahahaha

[@mixtlillness9825]

I first heard of Leslie Nielsen because of his comedies. Imagine my surprise seeing him in Forbidden Planet. It’s a classic sci-fi movie from the 50s. Check it out!

[@samantha_schmitt]

Forbidden Planet is definitely on our list! Thank you foe the recommendation :)

[@PapaEli-pz8ff]

I've also seen him on an episode of Perry Mason. Same with George Kennedy (Ed)

[@bohem5568]

You should check out "Police Squad" After Airplane they did a TV series that only lasted half a season (6 shows) Prime TV wasn't ready for it because it was too off the wall. It got cancelled. That's why the movie title says from the files of Police Squad. Nielsen plays the same character with the same guys in the movie.

[@Xerdoz]

"Nice beaver" is one of ht greatest moments in cinematic history.

[@tec52]

FYI, They were known as the California Angels for 30 years, from the mid 60's thru the mid 90's

[@lizmagu3189]

Dracula; Dead and Loving It is another funny Leslie Neilson movie. Also has Mel Brooks in it.