The Naked Gun reboot wouldn't be the same without the snowman sequence, one of the silliest and funniest parts of the movie. However, the scene was "polarizing" for some during the making of the film, ...

David Zucker, director and co-writer of the first two “The Naked Gun” films, does not approve of the 2025 reboot. In a new interview with Woman’s World, the 78-year-old filmmaker bashed the latest ...

The original Naked Gun director won't be seeing the reboot, but he insists it's not personal. "I’ve told [director Akiva Schaffer] that I have no intention to see it,” continued the filmmaker, 77, ...

Naked Gun director David Zucker has criticized the new reboot‘s creative approach. In a recent interview, Zucker has publicly accused the new film’s creative team of “copying” the approach of the ...

The original Naked Gun director says that the producer of the 2025 film — Seth MacFarlane — "totally missed" the mark. "People started copying it, like Seth MacFarlane for the new Naked Gun," Zucker ...

He has an understandable reason. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. I’m excited about it because it just shows that there’s a strong ...

“It was polarizing in script reads,” Schaffer said on Monday’s episode of IndieWire’s “Filmmaker Toolkit” podcast. “People I really respect, like Andy Sandberg, when he read it for me, he was like, ...

Article Summary The Naked Gun director Akiva Schaffer nearly quit to save the film's unconventional snowman scene. Schaffer revealed the studio pushed to cut the scene, but test audiences loved it, ...