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His dad was the best cop in the world. And Frank Drebin Jr. is doing everything he can to be even better. Liam Neeson helps, protects, and arrests in the sequel to the famous comedy series Crazy Bullet. To be a good cop, you have to drink a lot of coffee, eat tons of high-calorie food, speak to suspects in the harshest possible voice, and not worry too much about what your superiors think. That's exactly what Lieutenant Frank Drebin (Liam Neeson) does, and he got the most training from his dad, an absolute police legend and the hero of the original series Crazy Bullet. Frank Jr., who follows the rule "There are no rules for cops" when investigating, has just been given a trivial case to crack. A suicide that stinks. And because Beth (Pamela Anderson), the victim's beautiful sister, insists that her brother definitely didn't commit suicide, Drebin, after a little flirting, sets off on the trail of the sneaky criminal. They lead through the darkest corners of the underworld to the most powerful of the powerful. But Frank doesn't give a damn, he arrests, shoots, accuses and loads himself up on hot dogs. In short, a cop as he should be. Tons of infectious humor that stops at nothing come from the fruitful collaboration between director Akiva Schaffer (legendary TV show Saturday Night Live) and producer Seth MacFarlane (first and second parts of the comedy The Bear). Liam Neeson, the Oscar-nominated tough guy for Schindler's List, was a surprising replacement for the legendary Leslie Nielsen for many. "I'm taking it sportingly. I'm either going to bury my career or take it in a new direction," the actor laughs.