Beverly Hills Cop II

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Axel Foley swaps Detroit grime for Beverly Hills shine once more, cracking codes, and rocking undercover looks. With razor-sharp wit and Eddie Murphy’s electric charisma, he outsmarts a gun-smuggling ring, serving justice with that classic Axel swagger.

Beverly Hills Cop II Trivia

Who directed the film Beverly Hills Cop II? (Advanced)

#1: Tony Scott

#2: Martin Scorsese

#3: Steven Spielberg

#4: Ridley Scott

What is the name of the criminal organization in Beverly Hills Cop II? (Advanced)

#1: The Mercenaries

#2: The Alphabet Crimes

#3: The Syndicate

#4: The Cobra Clan

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Beverly Hills Cop II Fun Facts

Hugh Hefner made a cameo appearance in Beverly Hills Cop II.

Sylvester Stallone was originally considered for the lead role in Beverly Hills Cop II before it went to Eddie Murphy.

Beverly Hills Cop II Polls

Who is your favorite character in Beverly Hills Cop II

Axel Foley

Billy Rosewood

John Taggart

Sidney Bernstein

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What is your favorite scene in Beverly Hills Cop II

Opening Scene

Shooting Range

Strip Club

Final Battle

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Popular Characters

Axel Foley

Billy Rosewood

John Taggart

Jenny Summers

Inspector Douglas Todd

Max Reede

Axel's Mother

Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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December 5, 1984

Release of the original Beverly Hills Cop movie

The original Beverly Hills Cop film, which is the prequel to Beverly Hills Cop II, was released and became a significant success, paving the way for a sequel.

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1986

Filming of Beverly Hills Cop II

Production of Beverly Hills Cop II took place, involving actors Eddie Murphy, Judge Reinhold, and John Ashton reprising their roles, among others.

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1987

Box office success of Beverly Hills Cop II

The movie grossed over $150 million domestically, solidifying its status as a popular action comedy sequel of the 1980s.

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