only seen the scene in trailers w/ Doc Brown/Bttf 3A million ways to die in the west
Yeah, I found this old movie where he’s a police officer on a train looking for a bomb or something.before Airplane, Leslie Nielson was Liam Neesom. Nielsen was a drama actor who fell into comedic acting.
probably an asian guy or latino. hes already been played by black and white actors already, so theyll probably just keep shifting himwho gets the role of Nordberg
Those movies will never go out of date. Timeless fukkery.Did they bring in Liam Neeson cause his name is close to Leslie Nielson? Liam doesn't have a funny bone in his body.
I watched Naked Gun a couple of weeks ago and it STILL hold up comically. shyt's hilarious. A lot of jokes I didn't get when I was younger I understand now. It's even better.
You are describing how Leslie Nielson was before Airplane. A real actor doing this works versus someone like Kevin Hart—tbf he has grown into a decent actor—or Chris Rock—terrible actor.I’m interested
Liam Nelson seems like a dude that has a low-key humor… like you wouldn’t expect him to be funny because he looks so serious and is always in serious roles.
If he’s funny, it will work
ExactlyDamn, the people here talking about comedic chops completely missing the point of these movies.
The ORIGINAL "Police Squad!" Nordberg looked like thiswho gets the role of Nordberg
You are describing how Leslie Nielson was before Airplane. A real actor doing this works versus someone like Kevin Hart—tbf he has grown into a decent actor—or Chris Rock—terrible actor.
Exactly
Peter Graves thought the script for what would eventually emerge as Airplane!: ”Don’t Call Me Shirley!” Edition was the most tasteless he’d ever read. Lloyd Bridges hopelessly searched for his character’s motivation. At least Robert Stack understood the madness behind Jim Abrahams and David and Jerry Zucker’s genre-pioneering spoof of 1970s airport films, explaining to Bridges, ”Lloyd, we are the joke.”