Original Naked Gun director explains why he won’t see new movie, and also why he refused an executive producer credit.

Paramount Pictures' 2025 version of the Leslie Nielsen classic, this time starring Liam Neeson, is now playing in theaters.

Although he has no plans to catch it in cinemas, the original The Naked Gun director David Zucker is glad to see the reboot is performing well at the box office.

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Before 2025’s The Naked Gun, the famous spoof comedy series almost came back to life several times over the years.

The new Naked Gun lives up to the hype, but the police car opening credits from the past three movies is sorely missed.