The Naked Gun: From The Files of Police Squad! - Cast

Cast

  • Leslie Nielsen as Lt. Frank Drebin
  • Priscilla Presley as Jane Spencer
  • Ricardo Montalbán as Vincent Ludwig
  • George Kennedy as Capt. Ed Hocken
  • O. J. Simpson as Det. Nordberg
  • Susan Beaubian as Wilma Nordberg
  • Nancy Marchand as Mayor Barkley
  • Raye Birk as Pahpshmir
  • Jeannette Charles as HM Queen Elizabeth II
  • Ed Williams as Ted Olsen
  • Tiny Ron as Al, Tall Lab Tech
  • "Weird Al" Yankovic as Himself
  • Leslie Maier as Herself
  • Winifred Freedman as Stephanie
  • Joe Grifasi as Pier 32 Dockman

Major League Baseball players Reggie Jackson and Jay Johnstone have cameo roles as themselves, as do umpires Joe West, Doug Harvey, Hank Robinson, Kenny Kaiser and Ron Luciano. Professional announcers Curt Gowdy, Jim Palmer, Tim McCarver, Mel Allen, Dick Enberg and Dick Vitale appear as play-by-play commentators, as does Dr. Joyce Brothers.

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