"The Naked Gun 2½: The Smell of Fear" is a classic 1991 comedy-crime film directed by the masterful David Zucker, starring Leslie Nielsen, George Kennedy, Priscilla Presley, and O.J. Simpson. This sequel to Zucker's popular police spoof series, the Naked Gun, continues the comedic antics of hapless detective Lieutenant Frank Drebin (Leslie Nielsen) as he stumbles through another high-stakes case. In this zany sequel, Drebin must foil an evil plot to wreck an international energy conference. As he navigates through a maze of hilarious mix-ups and outrageous situations, Drebin reunites with his ex, Jane Spencer (Priscilla Presley), adding another layer of humor to this comedic masterpiece. George Kennedy and O.J. Simpson return in their roles as Drebin's police colleagues, contributing to the comic chaos. "The Naked Gun 2½: The Smell of Fear" delivers a blend of slapstick humor and crime-solving that makes it a must-watch for comedy enthusiasts and fans of Leslie Nielsen's distinctive style of humor. This SEO-optimized synopsis will help users searching for top-rated comedy-crime films from the '90s, hilarious Leslie Nielsen movies, or sequels to the Naked Gun series.
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