Corrected entry: The Moscow Police obviously have an English interface on their computers. Why would they need that?
Police Academy 7: Mission to Moscow (1994)
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Directed by: Alan Metter
Starring: G.W. Bailey, David Graf, Michael Winslow, Leslie Easterbrook, George Gaynes
Factual error: In the beginning of the movie, we see one of the two journalists playing "The Game" in a Game Boy. The other journalist says that the game is available in cartridges and floppy disks. The problem is that the guy playing the game doesn't even has a cartridge inserted in the Game Boy. It's impossible to play ANY kind of game in a Game Boy, if the Game boy doesn't have a cartridge inserted in it.
Captain Thaddeus Harris: Not exactly a four star hotel, is it?
Lieutenant Talinsky: Well, we spend our police budget on fighting criminals, not on pampering out of town visitors.
Captain Thaddeus Harris: It was your government that brought us here.
Lieutenant Talinsky: They also bring in monkeys for zoo, but we don't put them in four star hotel either.
Trivia: Bubba Smith was originally going to reprise his role as Hightower. One day, Marion Ramsey called up Bubba in tears wondering why she wasn't asked to return as her character Hooks. Bubba already knew that Marion was having some financial difficulties and said he would see what he could do. He called up the producers and asked if she could be in the movie. When they said that Hooks couldn't be written into the script, Bubba refused to take part in the movie.
Question: Neal Israel is the writer for the film (and the series) and Richard Israel is in the film (as Adam Sharp). Are they related at all? Or is this just a coincidence of last names?
Answer: They are not related. It is a coincidence.
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Correction: Moscow is the largest Russian city, and an international port city with tourists and travellers arriving from all over the world. There are hundreds of languages being spoken there, with English being one of the most predominant. Since the police need to communicate with all kinds of foreigners, they have people that speak multiple languages, and have computers with English keyboards and fonts for people that don't read Cyrillic.