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she drives of his feet. Enraged, Hightower overturns a police cruiser with Copeland inside it, leading to his ejection from the academy, to the dismay of his fellow cadets. Copeland and Blankes attempt to make Mahoney fight them over Copeland's destroyed car, but he refuses, knowing they are trying to get him thrown out. Barbara stands up for Mahoney and strikes Copeland first, leading to a brawl. Harris threatens to eject Barbara, but Mahoney takes the blame to protect him and is expelled from the academy.
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are chosen as squad leaders by Harris to help him torment Mahoney and spy on the other recruits. Copeland and Blankes investigate a party hosted by Mahoney, who uses Barbara to trick them into attending the Blue Oyster Bar, a gay biker bar, where they are intimidated into dancing with the patrons. In
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opened in the number 1 spot in 1,587 U.S. theaters on March 23, 1984, to a first weekend total gross of $ 8.6 million. The film went on to gross $ 81.2 million, becoming the 6th highest-grossing American film of 1984. It grossed $ 68.6 million overseas for a total worldwide gross of $ 149.8 million.
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steals Blankes and Copeland's revolvers and takes Harris hostage on a rooftop. Mahoney tries to help, but the criminal threatens to kill Harris and Mahoney is forced to surrender. Hightower, having followed the chaos, arrives and deceives the criminal into thinking he is on his side, before throwing
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Hightower requests Mahoney's help in learning to drive before the cadet driving test. The pair steal Copeland's small, two-door Honda to practice in, evade a police pursuit, and leave it heavily damaged. Following Hightower's successful completion of the test, Copeland racially insults Laverne after
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Meanwhile, Fackler throws an apple from his police car during patrol, inadvertently striking a man who mistakenly assumes someone else is responsible, starting a fight which escalates into a city-wide riot. Before he can leave, Mahoney joins the deployed cadets to tackle the disorder, but they find
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I noticed a bunch of ludicrous-looking police cadets being dressed down by a frustrated sergeant. They were an unbelievable bunch, including a lady who must have weighed over 200 pounds and a flabby man well over 50. I asked the sergeant about them, and he explained that the mayor had ordered the
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At the cadet graduation ceremony, Mahoney and Hightower have been reinstated to the academy and receive the highest commendations for their bravery. Mahoney prepares to give a speech, but it is revealed that Lassard has hidden the prostitute beneath the Lectern to take revenge on Mahoney.
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revenge, they hide a prostitute in Barbara's dorm room before a room inspection to get him expelled. Mahoney attempts to smuggle her off campus, but they are forced to hide under a lectern just as Lassard leads a presentation to a group of fellow officers. The prostitute covertly performs
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films made between 1984 and 1994. Police Academy 1, 2, 3, 6, and 7 were in the film's theatrical widescreen 1.85-to-1 aspect ratio, while Police Academy 4 and 5 were in the TV aspect ratio of 1.33-to-1. All seven films have multi-language subtitles and their own
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In an unnamed city, the mayor announces that the Metropolitan Police must accept all willing applicants for training, regardless of their suitability for the role. Hundreds of citizens, who never thought they could be police officers, apply: rich girl
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set released on September 15, 2009. It contains the first four films in the series on three discs, the first two separately, while the third and fourth films are a single, double-sided disc. Police Academy 5-7 was later released as a DVD set entitled
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Some of the scenes Wilson was unhappy with included the fellatio scene and the scene where a police sergeant was hurled into the backside of a horse. A compromise was reached where these acts were not actually directly shown.
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Maslansky says Wilson "took a lot of the vulgarity out; some of the very things I considered necessary. I worried that it was becoming more homogenized, and I told Hugh, "Let's keep some of the flatulence in."
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Wilson says "I found out that the shower scene, the party scene, and the fellatio scene were obligatory; I had to put them in. So I was stuck with trying to make those scenes as artistic as possible."
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Maslansky said he wondered "But what if they actually made it?" He took the idea to Alan Ladd Jr., who agreed to finance. Neal Israel was hired to write the script with Pat Proft. Israel said:
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Producer Paul Maslansky says that original feedback on the film was that it was not gross enough, with one executive reportedly saying: “What are you trying to do, make a damned
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department to accept a broad spectrum for the police academy. "We have to take them in,"... ..."And the only thing we can do is wash them out."
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is rude, crude, and proudly sophomoric – which is either a condemnation or a ringing endorsement, depending on your taste in comedy.” On
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plots to make the training unbearable so they will willingly quit. Several cadets drop out while training under the ruthless Lieutenant
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home video in the film's original widescreen aspect ratio. In Europe, it was released on VHS under the expanded title
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was considered to direct the film but he was unavailable. Hugh Wilson was hired as director based on his success with
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on Lassard while he is speaking, and when Lassard later sees Mahoney sneak out, he assumes Mahoney performed the act.
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the film has a score of 41 out of 100 based on reviews from 6 critics, indicating "mixed or average reviews".
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was released on July 1, 2013, as a Region Free Blu-ray single disc, with special features included.
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themselves inadvertently transported into the center of the riots and heavily outnumbered.
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Dismayed at being forced to take undesirable recruits, Police chief
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says he got the idea for the film when in San Francisco filming
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that he cannot quit or be rejected until training is complete.
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In 2013, La-La Land Records issued a limited edition album of
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This article is about the 1984 film. For the film series, see
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him down a flight of stairs where he is arrested by Laverne.
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was released on DVD as a box set containing all seven
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Index

Police Academy (franchise)

Drew Struzan
Hugh Wilson
Neal Israel
Pat Proft
Paul Maslansky
Steve Guttenberg
Kim Cattrall
Bubba Smith
George Gaynes
Zach Staenberg
Robert Folk
The Ladd Company
Warner Bros.
comedy film
Hugh Wilson
directorial debut
Warner Bros. Pictures
Steve Guttenberg
Kim Cattrall
G. W. Bailey
The Ladd Company
Police Academy franchise
Karen Thompson
beatbox
Larvell Jones
Moses Hightower
Eugene Tackleberry
George Martin

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