Frank Drebin (full title Sergeant Frank Drebin, Detective Lieutenant Police Squad) is a fictional character in the Police Squad! series and the Naked Gun movies played by Leslie Nielsen. In 2008, Frank Drebin was selected by Empire Magazine as one of The 100 Greatest Movie Characters of All Time. He was also named by UGO.com as one of The 100 Best Heroes of All Time. Frank Drebin is a member of Police Squad, a special department of the police...
After shoving a fire house into Savage's mouth, causing him to explode in the...
Frank is leaning over Nordberg in the hospital. Nordberg is trying to tell Fr...
At the event in honor of Dr. Meinheimer's Frank approaches the Commissioner.....
At the White House, Frank is introduced. He stands next to Commissioner Brumf...
Frank attempts to look at the fibers from Nordberg's jacket through a microsc...
In front of her place, on the eve of the second day of their affair, Jane tel...
Ed, flanked by Ted and Frank, pulls out a business card out of the bombers wa...
Ed attempts to comfort Wilma, when he and Frank join her in Nordberg's hospit...
The scene returns to Frank's living room. The men are standing in the room. F...
Frank and Ed enter the Sex Shop. A young woman, showing a great deal of cleav...
In Nordberg's hospital room, his wife questions why anyone would try to hurt ...
Frank shoots Ludwig with a poison Dart, causing him to fall over the stadium ...
Standing in rank's living room, Ed continues to try and convince Frank to go ...
When Frank, visiting the guys at Police Squad, sees the opportunity to return...
During their steak out of Ludwig's office, Ed warns Frank that a break-in is ...
Frank and Ed show up on the scene where Savage is held up in a home with host...
Jane and Frank have just entered the Oscars. Elliott Gould and Florence Hende...
Frank continues to upset Wilma during he and Ed's visit to her husband in the...
One of the band members steps on Ludwig's assassin activation device, turning...
Frank wakes from a bad dream, a reenactment of the train station scene from "...
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