The Naked Gun is a series of American crime comedy films written and produced by Zucker, Abrahams and Zucker and distributed by Paramount Pictures. All three films are based on their earlier short-lived ABC television series Police Squad!, which was cancelled after six episodes. Detective Frank Drebin (Leslie Nielsen) tries to uncover a plan to assassinate Queen Elizabeth II, who is on a state visit to the USA. The main suspect is Vincent...
Ed attempts to comfort Wilma, when he and Frank join her in Nordberg's hospit...
After the attempt on Frank's life by Ludwig's gunman, Frank enters the Queen'...
At the end of their second day together, Jane and Frank stand outside in fron...
Frank is leaning over Nordberg in the hospital. Nordberg is trying to tell Fr...
A semi truck appears speeding out of a tunnel towards their car. Stephanie sc...
Vincent Ludwig sits in his office with Papshmir, discussing the details of th...
In a back office belonging to Ludwig, Frank, standing toe to toe with Jane, i...
After Frank has beaten a number of America's most feared world leaders in a c...
The Mayor reads the report from Frank's misadventure at Ludwig's office the p...
Ed and Frank arrive at he dock, the crime scene, where Nordberg was found.
At the reception as Frank walks away, Jane slaps him across the face, causing...
The Mayor sits, horrified, listening to Franks remarks to the press and the S...
Mrs Nordberg is seated beside her husbands hospital bed. Ed and Frank enter t...
In Ludwig's office, Frank quietly and unintentionally lays waste to several o...
At the Queen's reception, believing she is in league with Ludwig, Frank leave...
Jane escorts Frank to a back office. She provides the records he requests and...
Frank's attempt to talk Jane down is beamed over the jumbo tron. The entire c...
Frank is inches away from Jane. She is still in a trance with the gun pointed...
One of the band members steps on Ludwig's assassin activation device, turning...
Frank shoots Ludwig with a poison Dart, causing him to fall over the stadium ...
The Queen is saved. The Mayor, thinks it the work of the Ump. Frank removes h...
Jackson, armed, makes his way toward the Queen. Frank, on the field and alert...
Reggie Jackson, turned into an assassin by Ludwig, lifts up second base, pull...
In the booth, the host of announcers watch base bloopers on the jumbo tron. T...
In the club house, eluding the police and still trying to get onto the playin...
Frank enters the playing field, impersonating Enrico Pallazzo. During the his...
Frank knocks on the door of Enrico Pallazzo's dressing room. Enrico opened th...
As the detectives prepare to exit the squad room to save the Queen from Ludwi...
Frank is cleaning out his desk. Jane enters the squad room. When she says she...
Frank is cleaning out his files after being kicked off the force. After Ed's ...
After turning the Queens reception into a fiasco, Frank cleans out his desk a...
Frank walks out on Jane, leaving her standing in the middle of the reception.
Frank rises from the table to leave, Jane rises also, still professing her in...
Ludwig walks off from his table at the Queen's reception. Frank sits facing J...
Standing at Ludwig's table at the Queen's reception, Frank brushes aside Ludw...
Frank enters the stockyard to meet with Ludwig. As he walks through the pens ...
Ed and Frank stand to exit the Mayor's office. She stops them to caution Fran...
The day after bungling an unlawful search of Ludwig's office, Ed and Frank si...
During their steak out of Ludwig's office, Ed warns Frank that a break-in is ...
In front of her place, on the eve of the second day of their affair, Jane tel...
Frank, still reminiscing while they dine and romance, speaks with a distant l...
Jane kisses Frank softly, causing him to reminisce about a previous relations...
Over dinner at his place, Jane questions Frank as to Nordberg's status. He in...
Jane and Frank sit to eat. He samples her cooking and comments.
Jane stirring the pot slowly, looks seductively at Frank and explains why she...
Still standing in the kitchen door, Frank continues his conversation with Jan...
Frank returns home to find Jane in his kitchen. He stands in the kitchen door...
Frank walks the streets at night pondering the circumstances around the attem...
The chase scene concludes with the doctor being blown up. Latter that night F...
The driving instructor calmly tells his student to shift the car into reverse...
During the high speed chase, while Frank and the doctor turned assassin shoot...
In pursuit of the doctor that attempted to kill Nordberg in the hospital. Fra...
Frank attempts to look at the fibers from Nordberg's jacket through a microsc...
Jane provides shipping and employment records for Vincent Ludwig's company to...
Vincent Ludwig introduces his assistant. She stars down the stairs with grace...
The mayor steps away from the podium and sits down, holding her head in her h...
Frank enters the men's room during the press conference. He is still wearing ...
Frank, representing Police Squad, speaks at a press conference on providing s...
Frank continues to upset Wilma during he and Ed's visit to her husband in the...
In Nordberg's hospital room, his wife questions why anyone would try to hurt ...
Ed fills Frank in on Nordberg's condition on their way in from the airport.
As they walk to the car from the plane, Ed tells Frank to get Victoria out of...
Exiting the plane Frank is met by Ed who tells him Victoria has married anoth...
Nordberg bungles and entrance into a room full of drug dealers. When he final...
Heads of nations considered as rouge meet in a foreign country.
Frank, undercover in a foreign country, beats up the heads of state of severa...
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