Debralee Scott

American Graffiti -- From Director George Lucas, American Graffiti is a nostalgic look at teenage life in the early '60s starring Richard Dreyfuss, Ron Howard, Harrison Ford, Cindy Williams & Mackenzie Phillips.

The cadets take to the streets when three inept goons successfully orchestrate a metropolitan crime wave.

All hell breaks loose when captain Harris crashes old captain Lassard's award celebration in Miami.

The graduates of the police academy are now in competition between the two police academies to see which one will survive a state-decreed budget cut.

It's roll call at the Academy again, and all are present and up to their latest antics in this uproarious film comedy sequel, a riotous re-teaming of America's favorite crimebusters.

It's roll call at the Academy again, and all are present and up to their latest antics in this uproarious film comedy sequel, a riotous re-teaming of America's favorite crimebusters.

The graduates of the police academy are now in competition between the two police academies to see which one will survive a state-decreed budget cut.

The film that started it all for the extremely successful sequels, takes a wickedly offbeat look at law, disorder and justice. The Los Angeles Times praises the "one good belly laugh after another in the raucous tradition of 'Animal House' and 'Porky's'..." Starring Steve Guttenberg ("Three Men and a Baby," "Cocoon"), George Gaynes ("Tootsie") and Golden Globe-nominee Kim Cattrall ("Sex and the City"), this movie will enlist the funny bones of your audience!

The film that started it all for the extremely successful sequels, takes a wickedly offbeat look at law, disorder and justice.

The film that started it all, a wickedly offbeat look at law, disorder and justice. Starring Steve Guttenberg, George Gaynes and KimCattrall.

The film that started it all, a wickedly offbeat look at law, disorder and justice. Starring Steve Guttenberg, George Gaynes and KimCattrall.

As a crime wave sweeps through a major city, the mayor decides that part of the problem may stem from overly restrictive qualifications for police officers, so she opens the door of the city's Police Academy to anyone who wants to join. Soon, the new class is overrun with misfits and losers, including Carey Mahoney (Steve Guttenberg).