Go ahead, admit it. You’d like to wear one just to see what it is like. No? OK, I will. I’d love to try on of those fuzzy cartoon animal suits you see in theme parks. Okey-Dokey, a blue elephant, is the choice of Axel Foley (Eddie Murphy) as he goes after the bad guys. But then the scene of the four other animals, playing poker and chewing stogies makes me uneasy.

Director:  John Landis Writer:  Danilo Bach; Daniel Petrie, Jr.; Steven E. de Souza Cast:
Eddie Murphy -  Det. Axel Foley Jon Tenney -  Levine Joey Travolta -  Giolito Eugene Collier -  Leppert Jimmy Ortega -  Rondell Ousaun Elam -  Pederson Ray Lykins -  Nixon Tim Gilbert -  McKee		Rick Avery -  Cline Gil Hill -  Insp. Douglas Todd Dick Purtan -  Detroit disc jockey Fred Asparagus -  Bobby Louis Lombardi -  Snake Lindsey Ginter -  Holloway Timothy Carhart -  Ellis De Wald Michael Bowen -  Fletch

I’ve met a number of characters in my day. Some have been enchanting, some have been rude and some have been creepy. Axel Foley (Eddie Murphy) is looking for his old friend Jenny Summers (Lisa Eilbacher) at a gallery where she works when he runs into Serge (Bronson Pinchot). With a dubious accent and a proclivity for anything in pants, Serge tries to persuade Axel that she is too busy. Persistence pays off so Serge fondle another assistant asking him to bring Jenny along to see Axel.

Director:  Martin Brest Writer:  Danilo Bach; Daniel Petrie, Jr. Cast:
Eddie Murphy -  Det. Axel Foley Judge Reinhold -  Det. William ‘Billy’ Rosewood John Ashton -  Det. Sgt. John Taggart Lisa Eilbacher -  Jeannette ‘Jenny’ Summers Ronny Cox -  Lt. Andrew Bogomil Steven Berkoff -  Victor Maitland James Russo -  Mikey Tandino Jonathan Banks -  Zack, Maitland’s Thug		Stephen Elliott -  Police Chief Hubbard Gilbert R. Hill -  Insp. Douglas Todd Art Kimbro -  Det. Foster Joel Bailey -  Det. McCabe Bronson Pinchot -  Serge Paul Reiser -  Jeffrey Michael Champion -  Casey Frank Pesce -  Cigarette Buyer