The Naked Gun 1988: Bribe scene

Frank Drebin: Master of Interrogation 😆

Basically shows how our whole system of money works.

are used to watch this movie with my uncle all the time and he be funny

True comedy 😂 classic love it!

Can you spot me a 20?

Anybody else feel likea couple more exchanges woulda made a better scene?

The "How about now?" always gets me 🤣

How do you keep a straight face?!

My Swedish partner's mums husband says WHAAAT in the exact same way as Drebim. He's a bit deaf. Cracks me up every time

Can you spot me a 20 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

This is brilliant cinematography.

This still funny until this day.

What a ridiculous scene!! That was funny.

Came out ahead $20 that's a pretty good interrogation!

Modern Hollywood not man enough to make something like this again

If dealing with cops was like this🤣

Dont call me cherly

Did Monty Python and Get Smart have a baby? Cause that’s what this is 😂

Naked gun, top secret, airplane... those films cant be done in this 2020s "politically correct world"

This is basically taken line-for-line from Police Squad — same actors too — and they acknowledge the callback with, "Oh, I remember you, Drebin!" A great touch.

Will this help...

Fallout newvegas speech skill in a nutshell

That's an easy 20 bucks!

So simple but yet so good

I think this is the most funny shit outthere period

That's the director in Naked Gun 331/3 for the Oscars

Can you spot me a 20.. LOL

Oh my god
How they keep a straight face is beyond me 😂

Leslie Nielsen was really good at this stuff.

Just glancing over this and I counted 6 gags before even the bribe chain-gag starts ^^

Spot me a twenty 😁😁

Great scene. In todays movies they dont do scenes like this :)

Nice

Was some of this cut out? I remember some dialogue about his "old man"

I like how Frank tried to bribe the thug, but the latter exploited Frank's mental vulnerabilities and turned the tables on him, effectively bribing Frank. This scene is brilliant.

It's the simple gags that really get you. Like the fisherman being knocked into the water or the victim outline floating in the water and the money exchange for the bribe. A lot of modern comedies seem to forget that.

He came out with a $20 profit 🤣

Leslie first lost $40 but gained $60. I’d say that’s a win lol

They dont make'em like this anymore!

Was that a picture of OJ?

My favorite part is when he gives him back his own 20.00 then rebribes him with it.
Can you spot me a 20?
How about now?