Roger Murtaugh is a fictional character and protagonist in the Lethal Weapon films, played in all four by Danny Glover. Murtaugh was a lieutenant of the 173rd Airborne Brigade in the US Army, and served in the Vietnam war. He joined the Los Angeles Police Department in 1967 (In the first film he mentions he has 20 years on the force). Murtaugh is a straitlaced veteran homicide detective sergeant and family man, who is considering retirement in...
Riggs wants to dismantle the bomb himself instead of waiting for the bomb squad.
Rog Murtaugh takes his shirt off to give up a vest and everybody sees the gir...
Riggs wants to defuse the bomb himself but Murtaugh wants to leave and get th...
Riggs is driving Murtaugh crazy as he gets ready to cut the wires of a giant ...
Riggs and Rog Murtaugh are in an elevator together with a woman investigator.
Riggs just beat up the director of a movie because he was pushing him the wro...
Riggs is writing a guy up for jaywalking but he doesn't remember how to fill ...
Delores is driving the armored truck as she chases the robbers.
Rog Murtaugh is pissed off at Leo for telling the couple every secret about t...
Both Lorna and Riggs came down to see Billy Phelps but Lorna is taking over t...
Riggs and Rog Murtaugh were on their way down to see Billy Phelps when they r...
Riggs doesn't think he needs to put money in the meter because they're cops.
Riggs grabbed the chart off of Leo's chair and he writes in that Leo needs hi...
Riggs is in an elevator with Rog Murtaugh and next to them is an agent from i...
Riggs felt Murtaugh's stomach and he had something inside. He's wearing a gir...
I doubt that's the problem Murtaugh. He's put a little weight on and now he n...
Riggs is on patrol with Murtaugh and he wants to bust someone for jaywalking.
Riggs and Murtaugh caught the robbers and Dolores likes what she sees in Murt...
Murtaugh wants his daughter to make him some breakfast.
Leo is trying to sell Rog Murtaugh's house and he has to tell anyone looking ...
Riggs and Rog Murtaugh just talked to Rog's son Nick who said, "word" to him ...
Rog Murtaugh is looking through his pockets for quarters to put in the meter.
Riggs was looking through Lorna's classified folder and she grabs it back fro...
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