Bumbling Sidekick: Chief Lutz has one who hasn't the slightest idea what's going on.Axel hands him the two hundred dollars and requests to make a donation in the name of Sydney Bernstein, passing it off as an alias he uses for such occasions. At the end of the film, the Mayor of Beverly Hills says he's headed off to a charity ball. Brick Joke: Sydney Bernstein bribes Axel with two hundred dollars in cash to make him go away, which annoys Taggart and Rosewood.At the end of their conversation, to prove that he was, he says "Allahu Akbar" which means "God is the Greatest" in Arabic. Bilingual Bonus: When Axel meets with Vinnie for the exchange of 2,000 credit cards towards the beginning of the movie, he tells him that he used to be a Muslim.Big Damn Heroes: Taggart gets to rescue Axel from Karla Fry, after he's just taken down Dent.Big Badass Rig: Billy steals a cement truck in pursuit of a suspect.The film features Jürgen Prochnow as Big Bad Maxwell Dent, Brigitte Nielsen as Karla Fry, The Dragon and Dean Stockwell as Charles ∼hip Caine. With the aid of Taggart (John Ashton) and the newly badass Rosewood ( Judge Reinhold), he traces the bad guys all over the city, including a car chase involving a cement mixer, the Playboy Mansion, and finally a shootout at an international arms smuggling depot. He's up against the "Alphabet Bandit", a man who pulls off daring crimes in broad daylight and leaves behind only a cryptic clue in the form of a coded note. Naturally, the local police chief, Lutz (Allen Garfield), wants nothing to do with him, so he invents an elaborate cover story, first as a psychic and then later as part of a mythical intercity task force on organized crime. The first sequel to Beverly Hills Cop, released in 1987.Īxel Foley ( Eddie Murphy) is back, this time prompted to return to Beverly Hills after Captain Bogomil ( Ronny Cox) is gunned down in cold blood as part of a serial crime rampage.
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