which she accepts. Cast Leslie Nielsen as Lieutenant Frank Drebin of Police Squad. Drebin is investigating the bombing of a building which leads him back to his former lover Jane and her new boyfriend Quentin Hapsburg. Priscilla Presley as Jane Spencer, Frank's love interest from the previous movie. She becomes torn between her feelings for Frank and her beau Quentin Hapsburg. George Kennedy as Captain Ed Hocken, Frank's supervisor at Police Squad. O. J. Simpson as Detective Nordberg, Frank's bumbling partner. Robert Goulet as Quentin Hapsburg, owner of Hexagon Oil and the main antagonist. He plans to replace Dr. Meinheimer with a duplicate who will recommend that the U.S. remain dependent on fossil fuels and nuclear power instead of switching to renewable energy. Richard Griffiths as Dr. Albert S. Meinheimer and Earl Hacker. Dr. Meinheimer is selected by the President to plan a new energy policy for the United States, while Hacker is a duplicate of Dr. Meinheimer hired to impersonate him and deliver a different policy. Jacqueline Brookes as Commissioner Anabell Brumford Anthony James as Hector Savage, a goon working for Quentin Hapsburg. Lloyd Bochner as Terence Baggett, head of the Society of Petroleum Industry Leaders (SPIL). Tim O'Connor as Donald Fenswick, Chairman of the Society for More Coal Energy (SMOKE). Peter Mark Richman as Arthur Dunwell, Chairman of the Key Atomic Benefits Office of Mankind (KABOOM). Ed Williams as Ted Olsen, an unusually tall member of Police Squad. John Roarke as President George H. W. Bush Margery Ross as First Lady Barbara Bush Peter Van Norden as Chief of Staff John Sununu Gail Neely as Winnie Mandela Colleen Fitzpatrick as Blues singer at Blue Note Club Sally Rosenblatt as Mrs. Redmond Alexander Folk as Crackhouse cop "Weird Al" Yankovic as Police station thug Gina Mastrogiacomo as Sex shop worker Music As with the first Naked Gun film, the original music for the second installment was composed and orchestrated by veteran soundtrack composer Ira Newborn, including the familiar big-band/blues theme for the Naked Gun/Police Squad! franchise. Several of the orchestral movements revolve around two other Newborn pieces: "Drebin - Hero!" (used at the top of the pre-credit sequence, from the Paramount-logo animation onward) and the romantic "Thinking of Him" (immediately after the credits). Seasoned Broadway and film singer/actress Colleen Fitzpatrick plays a saloon singer at a sad-sack restaurant called the Blue Note, to which a depressed Detective Lieutenant Drebin