Movie Credits
Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult	(1994)
[ George Kennedy ][ Leslie Nielsen ][ R. Lee Ermey ][ Fred Ward ][ David Zucker ]
Frogmen	(1994)
No Place to Hide	(1993)
[ Kris Kristofferson ][ Martin Landau ]
CIA Code Name: Alexa	(1993)
[ Jeff Griggs ][ Lorenzo Lamas ][ Michael Bailey Smith ]
The Naked Gun 2½: The Smell of Fear	(1991)
[ George Kennedy ][ Leslie Nielsen ][ Richard Griffiths ][ 'Weird Al' Yankovic ]
The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad!	(1988)
[ George Kennedy ][ Leslie Nielsen ][ Ricardo Montalban ][ David Zucker ][ 'Weird Al' Yankovic ]
Blood on Blood	(1987)
Student Exchange	(1987)
[ Mitchell Anderson ][ Rob Estes ][ Jack McGee ]
Back to the Beach	(1987)
[ John Calvin ][ Paul Reubens ][ John Williams ][ Bob Denver ][ Don Adams ]
Hambone and Hillie	(1984)
[ Alan Abelew ][ Wil Wheaton ][ Timothy Bottoms ]
Cocaine and Blue Eyes	(1983)
[ Cliff Gorman ][ John Spencer ][ Stephen Tobolowsky ]
Goldie and the Boxer Go to Hollywood	(1981)
[ Reb Brown ]
Detour to Terror	(1980)
[ Lorenzo Lamas ]
Goldie and the Boxer	(1979)
Firepower	(1979)
[ Victor Mature ][ Eli Wallach ][ Billy Barty ][ Dominic Chianese ]
Capricorn One	(1978)
[ James Brolin ][ Elliott Gould ][ Hal Holbrook ][ Sam Waterston ][ Telly Savalas ]
A Killing Affair	(1977)
[ Dean Stockwell ][ Todd Bridges ]
The Cassandra Crossing	(1976)
[ Burt Lancaster ][ Martin Sheen ][ Richard Harris ][ Lee Strasberg ]
Killer Force	(1976)
[ Peter Fonda ][ Christopher Lee ][ Telly Savalas ]
The Towering Inferno	(1974)
[ Richard Chamberlain ][ Dabney Coleman ][ Johnny Crawford ][ William Holden ][ Paul Newman ]
The Klansman	(1974)
[ Lee Marvin ][ Richard Burton ]
Why	(1973)

African-American sports personality O.J. Simpson was forced as a child to wear leg braces because of a severe case of rickets. That he mended well is evidenced by his athletic record: U.S.C. football star, 1968 Heisman Trophy winner, a record-setting 2000 yards gained during the 1973 season with the Buffalo Bills, and installment in the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1985. Like many pro footballers, O.J. had yearnings to act, but swore that he'd remain an athlete until his team made it to the Super Bowl. The team didn't, but O.J. did — act, that is — and quite well, in such TV projects as Roots and such films as The Towering Inferno (1974) and the riotous Naked Gun trilogy. He also showed up from time to time in the announcing booth on ABC's Monday Night Football and was the "high-flying" star of a series of Hertz Rent-a-Car TV ads. In the spring of 1994, Simpson, who'd previously starred in several failed television pilots like Cocaine and Blue Eyes, had just completed several episodes of the syndicated TV series Frogmen, when he was arrested and accused of the murder of his ex-wife Nicole Simpson and her friend Ronald Goldman. After a long and highly publicized trial, Simpson was found not guilty in October of 1995.