The chaotic crime-fighting antics of the Naked Gun franchise are returning to cinemas this summer with a brand new look. Liam Neeson is sending up his recent reputation as a Hollywood hardman to play Frank Drebin Jr.

While his comedy career had its share of hits and misses, Leslie Nielsen always made sure to be the most memorable part of his projects, even if he didn't have a leading role. Under comedy directors like Jim Abrahams,

Casey Chong looks at the best spoof movies from the late, great Leslie Nielsen… The late Leslie Nielsen was one of a kind, whose comedy repertoire remains the greatest achievement of his decades-long acting career.

Leslie Nielsen was going to be Frank Drebin forever. To this day, every time we go to a baseball game, every single time, we think for a brief moment of Frank Drebin. Hey, it's Enrico Palazzo!

Nielsen then went on to play everyone’s favorite detective, Frank Drebin, in the Naked Gun hits. Leslie Nielsen was a global celebrity and made cameos and spoofed himself over the years.

Sad as it is, Leslie Nielsen's death might provide the opportunity to bring to life the actor's final role. Director Bryan Waterman has been seeking backers since July as part of an ongoing effort ...

In Airplane!, Leslie Nielsen's Dr. Rumack comes into play when several passengers mysteriously fall ill, leading him to ask flight attendant Elaine (Julie Hagerty), what the in-flight meal was.

Leslie Nielsen, The Poseidon Adventure, 1972. There’s a great life lesson here about hope and the unknown, I’ve always thought, for those willing to see it, whatever our age.

Earlier this week, we lost the great deadpan comic actor Leslie Nielsen. Nielsen leaves behind six decades of film and television artifacts that feature over 200 of his characters, ranging from ...

Nielsen came to Hollywood in the mid-1950s after performing in 150 live television dramas in New York. With a craggily handsome face, blond hair and 6-foot-2 height, he seemed ideal for a movie ...

Kristian Harloff is back with his out of the theater reaction to The Naked Gun (2025)! Is this reboot of the beloved comedy classic a worthy successor? Does it live up to the slapstick legacy of Leslie Nielsen?