Police Academy 5 - Assignment Miami Beach | Rene Auberjonois, G.W. Bailey

Police Academy 5 - Assignment Miami Beach | Rene Auberjonois, G.W. Bailey | The Metropolitan Police Academy comes to Florida

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	Police Academy 5 - Assignment Miami Beach Rene Auberjonois, G.W. Bailey Warner Home Video, 2004 average customer review:based on 18 reviews view larger image
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All hell breaks loose when captain Harris crashes old captain Lassard's award celebration in Miami.

Academy gang goes to Miami Beach for fun.

There is no Steve Guttenberg and the original and returning list of cast members is getting shorter.

Original cast members returning: Bubba Smith, David Graf, Michael Winslow, Leslie Easterbrook, Marion Ramsey, G.W. Bailey, George Gaynes, George R. Robertson.

Also returning is: Lance Kinsey and Tab Thacker.

The Academy gang gets to go to Miami Beach to honor Cmndt. Eric Lassard, but the bad news is Lassard is being told to retire. The Academy gang doesn't want that to happen so they have a few plans inside their badge. So does three henchman.

Also in the cast: Rene Auberjunois, Jerry Lazarus, Archie Hahn, Matt McCoy, James Hampton and Nelson Oramas.

The next film in the series: Police Academy 6: City Under Siege (1989).

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The Metropolitan Police Academy comes to Florida

The Metropolitan Police Academy comes to Florida in this film. There's a new prankster there,Commandant Eric Lassard's(George Gaynes) nephew Nick(Matt McCoy),who's a Miami Beach cop. I believe Steve Guttenberg chose to film "Three Men And A Baby" instead of doing this sequel. This film has a new star character,Sgt. Moses Hightower(Bubba Smith). Captain Harris(G.W. Bailey) and Lt. Proctor(Lance Kinsey) discover overlooked files late one evening regarding Eric's tenure with the MPA. Eric was slightly over the mandatory retirement age,saddening his colleagues. Eric himself is half-happy because he's been nominated for a Police Officer Of The Decade award at a ceremony in Miami Beach. Eric's retirement is announced following graduation of the MPA's Class of 1988. So Harris does all he can to succeed Eric. Eric takes his "band of misfits",as Harris would call them,to Miami Beach,including new graduate Thomas "House" Conklin,who was a member of the short-lived Citizens On Patrol team in the previous sequel. Harris and Proctor fly to MB as well,separate from Eric ad his gang. Harris and Proctor take a private plane. At the airport upon arriving,the first thing Eric sees is his nephew apprehending a wallet thief. One of Nick's first pranks is,on the beach,he borrows a friend's sunblock and writes the word 'dork' on a sunbathing Harris' bare chest. Harris arises,only to be met with hysterical laughter and comments from other beach patrons. Harris tells the mayor,"I don't mean to insult your city,but the people here are very rude and hostile.". The mayor replies,"I'm sorry to hear that,Captain Dork!". Now for the crime:a trio of thieves break into a museum and remove rare diamonds from a showcase. The thieves kidnap Eric,and later Harris,taking them both on a boat that the thieves are about to sink with Eric and Harris in it. Eric would later knock out one of the thieves himself,recovering the stones. Also,in the very same water,a crocodile on the loose is about to kill Harris,loose in the water. Hightower wrestles with the creature and rescues Harris. The thieves have been apprehended,the MPA members are back home with Nick in tow,and each officer is awarded a medal of satisfactory work from the city of Miami. Hightower receives another medal,this one for his bravery,saving Harris' life and is also promoted to lieutenant. Then,after Eric delivers his nearly farewell speech,Commissioner Henry Hurst announces by popular demand that Eric stay at the MPA.

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It;s Okay But It's Just Not The Same Without Steve Guttenberg!

I liked the Police Academy movies and I agree with the reviewers who wrote that they though the first four Police Academy movies are the best. This movie was okay and had some amusing scenes but suffered from the loss of Steve Guttenberg as Mahoney.

It's Okay But It's Just Not The Same Without Steve Guttenberg!

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