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Storyline

When police funding is cut, the Governor announces he must close one of the academies. To make it fair, the two police academies must compete against each other to stay in operation. Mauser persuades two officers in Lassard's academy to better his odds, but things don't quite turn out as expected...

Released

1986-03-20
Revenue

$107,600,000
Budget

$12,000,000
Runtime

1hr 24m
Genre

Comedy, Crime
Status

Released
Language

English
5.4
Production

Police Academy Productions, Warner Bros. Pictures

Crew

Jerry Paris

Director

Gene Quintano

Writer

Paul Maslansky

Producer

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Cast

Steve Guttenberg

Carey Mahoney

Bubba Smith

Moses Hightower

David Graf

Tackleberry

Michael Winslow

Larvell Jones

Marion Ramsey

Laverne Hooks

Leslie Easterbrook

Lieutenant Callahan

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George Gaynes

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Governor Neilson

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Lieutenant Proctor

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Cadet Baxter #1

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Arthur Batanides

Mr. Kirkland

Jack Creley

Mr. Bellows

Rita Tuckett

Ms. Tyler

Chas Lawther

Mr. Delaney

Lyn Jackson

Ms. Click

Mary Ann Coles

Mrs. Hurst

Sam Stone

Cabbie

Grant Cowan

Line-Up Room Victim

Bruce Pirie

Line-Up Room Cop

Doug Lennox

Axe Murderer

Theo Caesar

Tommy

Susan DeRyck

Basketball Player

Marcia Watkins

Sarah

Pam Hyatt

Sarah's Mother

Fran Gebhard

Woman at Cafe

Les Nirenberg

Man with Cigar

Gloria Summers

Maid

Fred Livingstone

Elderly Man

Gladys O'Connor

Woman at Phone Booth

Elias Zarou

Hotel Manager

Gary Flanagan

Bartender

Pierre Berube

Boy on Bicycle

Peter Colvey

Gang Member #1

Alex Pauljuk

Gang Member #2

Anton Tyukodi

Purse Snatcher

Jean Frenette

Karate Instructor (uncredited)

Paul Maslansky

Man #4 in Police Line-up (uncredited)

Jerry Paris

Priest in Police Line-up (uncredited)

T.J. Scott

Robber (uncredited)

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Reviews for Police Academy 3: Back in Training

A Review by FilipeManuelNeto 7

Written by FilipeManuelNeto on 2022-09-27

**More of the same, but with quality and fun.** This is the third film in the memorable “Police Academy” franchise, which was a remarkabl... read more

**More of the same, but with quality and fun.** This is the third film in the memorable “Police Academy” franchise, which was a remarkable success during the 80's and 90's. Of course, it's old stuff, but it's curious how, even today, many people remember these films, which are still quite easy to find on TV in Portugal. In this third release, the quality and freshness of the comic material is still remarkable, and the film manages to keep up with the two predecessors with relative ease. The plot continues to be the Achilles heel of these films, but it gives us what is essential to sustain an hour and a half of different antics, with some mixed action: with expenses rising, the city decided to extinguish one of the two training academies for existing police, one being our well-known academy, led by Commander Lassard, and the other a rival academy, meanwhile formed by Commander Mauser. Seeing things get complicated, Lassard turns to Mahoney, Jones, Hightower and other law enforcement officers already well known to all of us for help, knowing they are the right people for the mission. Continuing the efforts of the previous films, the crew and cast members are virtually the same as in the previous film. Jerry Paris, who had directed the previous film, remains in charge of the production and manages to give a great sense of cohesion to all the work developed. The bulk of the cast is present again, giving us more than we've ever seen, without surprises, but managing to live up to our expectations very well. We have Steve Guttenberg in the role of Mahoney, but giving the character more maturity and a sense of responsibility. Michael Winslow gets more attention in this film, and better material to work with and showcase his vocal gifts. Bob Goldthwait also gets more attention and more refined material, and along with the hilarious Tim Kazurinsky, he's going to be one of the funniest course cadets at the academy (in fact, the two actors complement each other amazingly). Also Art Metrano manages very well and gives his character a touch of elegant cynicism, being the ideal target for the mischief of others. Leslie Easterbrook also has more room to show value, achieving in this film one of the most interesting works of her career. David Graf, Bubba Smith and Marion Ramsey keep the same record we're used to, no big surprises. The film retains the production values of its predecessors. In addition to good filming locations and good costumes, the special effects are of good quality and the action scenes here received a more attentive treatment, and they work very well, especially in the final part. The editing was well executed and the fast pace of the film doesn't tire us, although at times we feel that it is nothing more than a collection of situational and verbal jokes, one after the other, and not a comic feature film.