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Cast

Bubba Smith
as Sgt

David Graf
as Tackleberry

Kenneth Mars
as Mayor

Michael Winslow
as Sgt. Larvell Jones

Gerrit Graham
as Ace

Leslie Easterbrook
as Callahan

George R. Robertson
as Police Commissioner Hurst

Marion Ramsey
as Hooks

Brian Seeman
as Flash

Lance Kinsey
as Proctor

Darwyn Swalve
as Ox

Matt McCoy
as Nick

Billie Bird
as Mrs. Stanwyck

Bruce Mahler
as Fackler

Arthur Batanides
as Mr. Kirkland

Mark Jay Goodman
as Businessman

G.W. Bailey
as Harris

Beans Morocco
as Bank President

George Gaynes
as Lassard

Alexander Folk
as Well-dressed Man

Michael Fosberg
as Friend

Fritz Bronner
as Friend

Alan Hunter
as Businessman

Daniel Ben Wilson
as Tackleberry Jr.

Greg Collins
as SWAT Team Leader

Michael Leopard
as Gym Officer

Christopher Wolf
as Gym Officer

Anna Mathias
as Bank Teller

Melvin Glover
as Rapper

Ralph Blandshaw
as Rapper

Starr Gilliard
as Officer

Dennis Ott
as Looter

Susan Hegarty
as Saleswoman

Peter Elbling
as Store Manager

Peter Elbing
as Store Manager

Carlos Cervantes
as Hustler

Darryl Henriques
as Man in a Hurry

Rusdi Lane
as Yuppie with Squeaky Shoes

Peder Melhuse
as Cop Who Sighs

Kort Falkenberg
as Old Man

Gerry Lock
as Old Woman

Roger E. Reid
as Xeroxed Policeman

Lou Butera
as Pool Shooter

Roberta Haynes
as Bus Passenger

Tom Lawrence
as Cop Who Eats Chili

Gary P. Smith
as Police Officer

Keith H. Moore
as Policeman

Angelo Tiffe
as Cop

Tony Montes
as Cop

Garrit Graham

George R. Robinson

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• May 18, 2014

  Beating a dead horse, Police Academy cranks out a sixth installment of crazy shenanigans with City Under Siege. When the Wilson Heights Gang proves to be more than Capt. Harris can handle the Mayor sends in Commandant Lassard and his team to help. The acting is just terrible, and has gone way beyond slapstick and into outright buffoonery. Every joke has been so overplayed throughout the series by now that there's no fun or joy in anything being done here. Police Academy 6: City Under Siege is a stale and humorless comedy that's DOA.
  Dann M Super Reviewer
• Sep 01, 2013

  Number six and the plots keep getting simpler each time round. This time its a gang that are on a crime spree and its up to our boys n girls in blue to save the day. Naturally someone is behind this whole operation so be prepared for a truly ball bustin' twist...nah not really. Yet again I am amazed at the continuity of these films and the fact all of the cast are still present and correct...bar Guttenberg who went AWOL after number four. This time round we have all the regular officers plus Fackler makes a welcome return and Nick Lassard is still here replacing Mahoney. First time ever we actually have a PA film where there aren't any training sequences, this time its all about the main team going up against a trio of super criminals. The criminals are actually quite good too I might add, totally cliched of course but they are meant to be equals for three of the main PA characters. One guy is a huge bald fat biker looking dude, his strength is errr...strength, so he goes up against Hightower. Then we have a slim athletic guy who is good at martial arts and gymnastics, guess who he goes up against. And finally a smooth well dressed ladies man type who is a sharp shooter and dead eye with guns...yep, Tackleberry. This film relies more on bumbling cops n robbers type of stuff, Harris and Proctor getting set up and constantly missing the chance to make a simple arrest. Not so many pranks, nudity or rudeness, just simple childish [i]Pink Panther[/i] styled buffoonery but more idiotic and predictable if that's possible. Kenneth Mars tries to liven up the film with his cartoonish Mayor character but it falls flat. You can see they are trying to capture the madness he brought to 'Young Frankenstein' but it just doesn't work, too stupid and not funny. I did like Gerrit Graham as the aptly named Ace (the sharp shooter criminal) and the little showdown between the three criminals and three officers, the best bit in the film really. Bailey does well again as Harris but the few pranks are way too infantile this time. Over all its not a bad film really, its still better than number four and about on par with number five. I do like the darkly lit, noir-ish visuals they attempt in this one, clearly going for that Bogart-like detective quality in places. The whole thing is actually more akin to a typical pulp comic book adaptation, along the lines of [i]Dick Tracy[/i] or 'The Shadow'...albeit a very dumb simplified version. So kudos for that approach, not great by any means but a fair effort bearing in mind this is the sixth film.
  Phil H Super Reviewer
• Jul 14, 2013

  I must admit for a sixth film in a comedy series you don't expect much plus the fact that the previous 5 arn't nothing great, But this one is pretty good and not as silly as you think, Still a few tired gags but worth watcing.
  Jamie C Super Reviewer
• Sep 25, 2011

  I actually thought this was slightly better than number 5, only marginally though. The biggest issue I had with number 5 was the scattershot plot, or non existent plot for that matter. This film tends to be okay, but suffers when the humour is pushed to 11. The film doesn't work as a whole. It's nice to see some of the returning faces, but overall the franchise has been sucked dry at this point. Unnecessary film, definitely. The bad guys are like a group of man children and it just doesn't work well. At this point of the series the films had gone fill kid mode and it was not the correct move. There are some memorable moments here with stunt work and set pieces, but it is surrounded by too much that doesn't work. 22/11/2019
  Brendan N Super Reviewer

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