Officer Carey Mahoney and his cohorts have finally graduated from the Police Academy and are about to hit the streets on their first assignment. Question is, are they ready to do battle with a band of graffiti-tagging terrorists? Time will tell, but don't sell short this cheerful band of doltish boys in blue.
Steve Guttenberg
Carey Mahoney
Bubba Smith
Moses Hightower
David Graf
Tackleberry
Michael Winslow
Larvell Jones
Bruce Mahler
Doug Fackler
Marion Ramsey
Laverne Hooks
Colleen Camp
Kirkland
Howard Hesseman
Pete Lassard
Art Metrano
Lieutenant Mauser
George Gaynes
Commandant Lassard
Bobcat Goldthwait
Zed
Julie Brown
Chloe
Peter Van Norden
Vinnie Schtulman
Tim Kazurinsky
Merchant
Ed Herlihy
Dooley
Sandy Ward
Sistrunk
Lance Kinsey
Proctor
Christopher Jackson
Mojo
Church Ortiz
Flacko
George R. Robertson
Chief Hurst
Arthur Batanides
Old Man Kirkland
Jackie Joseph
Mrs. Kirkland
Andrew Paris
Bud Kirkland
Monica Parker
Namu
Kenji Shintani
Japanese Chef
Jennifer Darling
Mayor
Lucy Lee Flippin
Mom in Mercedes
Jason Hervey
Brat
Diana Bellamy
Nurse
Julie Paris
Check-out Girl
Debra Dusay
Preppy Girl
Jim Boyce
Preppy Boy
Tim Haldeman
Tim
Bert Williams
Bartender
Pamela Matheson
Slit
Bufort McClerkins
Gang Member
Conrad Hurtt
Gas Station Attendant
William Yamadera
Greengrocer
Morris Beers
Crook
G.W. Bailey
Wedding Guest (uncredited)
Chester Grimes
Thug Wearing Bandana in Alleyway (uncredited)
Rich Hall
Street Punk (uncredited)
Wayne Montanio
Crook (uncredited)
Tom Morga
Thug (uncredited)
Danny Nero
Precision Driver (uncredited)
Bill M. Ryusaki
Thug (uncredited)
Brian J. Williams
Zed's Gang Member (uncredited)
Director
Jerry Paris
Characters
Pat Proft
Characters
Neal Israel
Writer
David Sheffield
Writer
Barry W. Blaustein
February 12, 2017
10
**Superior to the first movie**
This movie has so many great moments. All of the original gang return - except Harris and Callahan. Lt. Mauser ( Art Metrano) is the new slimy adversary here along with his braindead sidekick, Proctor.
Highlights include the hilarious Kirkland family and their _bouts_ of affection, an overly sticky black sock, a gang of moronic street thugs led by the cretinous Zed (Bob Goldthwait) and a hilarious scene in a sushi bar.
The last of the truly funny Academy movies.