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Mauser only appeared in this film and Scuola di polizia 3: Tutto da rifare (1986), but reprised the [...]	D
Although everyone (even in subsequent Police Academy movies), refers to Tim Kazurinsky's character a [...]	D
Jerry Paris: (At around fifty minutes) Man passing by the 16th Precinct.	D
Zed (Bobcat Goldthwait) and Sweetchuck (Tim Kazurinsky) are shown to generally hate each other throu [...]	D
Paul Maslansky: (At around one hour and twenty-three minutes) Wedding guest, seen in background when [...]	D
In an interview prior to the start of production, David Graf said that he would not mind doing a ser [...]	D
The only Police Academy movie to not use the familiar logo font when the title comes up on screen, i [...]	D
G.W. Bailey: (At around one hour and twenty-three minutes) Wedding guest posing for photo.	D
The Police Academy films follow one of two Narrative styles, the first style which is used in the fi [...]	D
According to Julie Brown, Steve Guttenberg was not very nice to her on set. While filming the street [...]	D
The only Police Academy movie to feature Commandant Eric Lassard's brother, Pete (Howard Hesseman). [...]	D
At one point, Schtulman says "we do what Baretta would do". Art Metrano (Mauser) guest starred on fo [...]	D
According to Bubba Smith, he made more money from his work on this film alone, than he had earned in [...]	D
Tim Kazurinsky's character was to be called Mr. Schewchuk, as the name appears on the store window. [...]	D
Some original cast members had allegedly complained about losing screentime to the new cast members. [...]	D
The name "Mauser" was derived from a German arms manufacturer of a line of bolt-action rifles and se [...]	D
When Mahoney meets some of Zed's gang members while undercover, a Russian vulgarity is written among [...]	D
G.W. Bailey had hoped to return as Lieutenant Harris, but was passed over in favor of Art Metrano as [...]	D
Despite the fact that no such character exists in the movie, a blonde policewoman appears on the off [...]	D
Michael Winslow (Jones), David Graf (Tackleberry), and George Gaynes (Commandant Lassard) are the on [...]	D
Though Tim Kazurinsky is called Sweetchuck in the movie, in the credits his character name is "Merch [...]	D
Colleen Camp (Officer Kirkland) married executive producer John Goldwyn two years after working toge [...]	D
Peter MacNicol and Tim Allen were both considered for the role of Proctor.	D
Michael Winslow sports his mustache for the first time in the series, a look he also had in the thir [...]	D
Shooting in Los Angeles was more expensive for this sequel than for the first film, according to Pau [...]	D
At the end of the grocery store scene, the stack of booklets that Zed takes with him are issues of T [...]	D
In one scene, Hightower is talked into tossing a football to some men. The scene is a tribute to Bub [...]	D
Julie Paris's debut.	D
G.W. Bailey's cameo appearance in this movie, marks the only time he worked with director Jerry Pari [...]	D
In an interview shortly after this film's release, Steve Guttenberg said that being in a major hit l [...]	D
Marion Ramsey and Art Metrano passed away nine months apart in 2021.	D
Bobcat Goldthwait and Tim Kazurinsky were given more scenes soon after director Jerry Paris joined t [...]	D
When Schtulman throws his sock at the locker, a magnet was placed inside the sock, to ensure it clun [...]	D
(At around one hour and twenty-three minutes) The monster truck Tackleberry drives away in, with his [...]	D
The service station attendant is reading a copy of The Wrestler magazine. This was written into the [...]	D
Actor Donovan Scott, who played Cadet Leslie Barbara in the first film, mentioned that he actually d [...]	D
In one scene, Mahoney states that Tackleberry is 28 years old. David Graf was actually 33 at the tim [...]	D
Two of Jerry Paris' children were cast in this movie. His daughter Julie Paris was given a small rol [...]	D
The original director, James Signorelli, was considered "too edgy" by the producers, and was soon re [...]	D
Steve Guttenberg almost did not return for the sequel, as he was not pleased with the script as orig [...]	D
Bill Paxton was offered the role of Zed, but turned it down, because the contract required him to al [...]	D
Jerry Seinfeld auditioned for the role of Proctor. Lance Kinsey and Jerry both shared the same manag [...]	D
Screenwriter Barry W. Blaustein stated that he was approached during production by Bubba Smith (High [...]	D
Upon being cast as seamstress Chloe Daniels, the love interest of Mahoney, Julie Brown had been told [...]	D
Mahoney's gang name is Jughead. On the Archie cartoon show, Jughead was voiced by Howard Morris, the [...]	D
The only movie in the original Police Academy heptalogy in which Callahan (Leslie Easterbrook) does [...]	D
Though Proctor's first name is never mentioned in any of the Police Academy movies, it does appear i [...]	D
Tim Kazurinsky was originally only to appear in the opening scene. But director Jerry Paris enjoyed [...]	D
When Hooks punches Proctor in the jaw, the punch she lands on his jaw was real, and by accident.	D
Art Metrano improvised his singing in the shower stall scene.	D
According to producer Paul Maslansky, the returning actors and actresses from the original Scuola di [...]	D

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