Wrongfully Accused

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Wrongfully Accused is a 1998 comedy movie starring Leslie Nielsen as Ryan Harrison, a violinist who's been framed in the murder of Hibbing Goodhue by Sean Leaughrea, a one-armed, one-legged, one-eyed man, and his sister, Cass Lake. As Harrison runs from the law, Sean and Cass embark on a terrorist plot to assassinate the president of the UN. This film was written, produced, and directed by Pat Proft. The film pokes fun at the movies The Fugitive, Volcano, and others.

Trivia

  • Most of the scenes were filmed and/or based in Minnesota, with help coming from WCCO-TV Channel 4 and other Minnesotans. Hibbing Goodhue, the character that is killed, is the combination of the city of Hibbing (in the north part of the state) and the county of Goodhue (where Red Wing is located.) Cass Lake is an actual lake and city in North Central Minnesota (Cass County). Lt. Fergus Falls is named after the Minnesota city of Fergus Falls. Sgt. Orono is also named after a Minnesota town, along with Dr. Fridley.
  • Ryan Harrison's name is based on Jack Ryan, Harrison Ford's character in Clear and Present Danger, and Harrison Ford himself.
  • The picture on the box of the home video is a parody to the cover of The Fugitive.

It was filmed in Vancouver, British Columbia.

Cast

Leslie Nielsen .... Ryan Harrison
Richard Crenna .... Lt. Fergus Falls
Kelly LeBrock .... Lauren Goodhue
Melinda McGraw .... Cass Lake
Michael York .... Hibbing Goodhue
Sandra Bernhard .... Dr. Fridley
Aaron Pearl .... Sean Laughrea
Leslie Jones .... Sgt. Tina Bagley
Benjamin Ratner .... Sgt. Orono
Gerard Plunkett .... Sir Robert McKintyre
Duncan Fraser .... Sgt. Mac McDonald
John Walsh .... John Walsh
Maury Hannigan .... Commissioner Hannigan
Chick Hearn .... Basketball Announcer
Brian Arnold .... Dan Clellan, News Reporter
Guy Bews .... Security Guard #1
Mary Black .... Woman with IV
Michael S. Bolton .... TV Stage Manager (as Michael Bolton)
Jacques Bourassa .... Teenager with Backpack
Ken Boyd .... Usher
Alexander Boynton .... Security Guard #2
Johnathon Bruce .... Hospital Janitor
Rick Burgess .... Prisoner
Charn .... Bus Convict
Brian Cochrane .... Cop #1
Arthur Corber .... Percussionist
Rick Cross .... Ben Hur Oarsman
Cory Dagg .... Reporter #3
Alex Diakun .... Roman
Rob Daprocida .... Security Guard #1
Thea Nielsen Disney .... Party Guest #2
Adrien Dorval .... Proctor
Mark Fox .... Butcher
Mark Francis .... Abe Lincoln
Christopher L. Gibson.... Paramedic
Calvin Guo .... Japanese Gardener
Michelle Hart .... Reporter #2
Ellie Harvie .... Ruth Kimble
Noah Heney .... Parking Attendant
Ingrid Henningsen .... Party Guest Out of Focus
Derek Hurst .... Patient with Liquid Ears
Maura Nielsen Kaplan.... Party Guest #1
Ellen Kennedy .... Bow in the Eye Musician
P.J. Lespance .... Yo Yo Double
Wallace Leung .... Conductor
Bev Martin .... Mary Lincoln
Mina E. Mina .... Arab Diplomat
Kanlayaporn Neelaphamorn....Party Guest #3
Barbaree Earl Nielsen.... Fainting Pedestrian
Robin Nielsen .... Party Waiter
Jason Payn .... Wanted Poster Boy
Charles Paynes .... Paramedic #1
David Prestley .... Paramedic
Pat Proft .... Window Technician
Marco Roy .... Paramedic #2
Patty Sachs .... Waitress at Crash Site
Yôko Sakai .... Reporter #1
Veena Sood .... Nurse
Bill Tarling .... Bus Convict
Ingrid Tesch .... Reporter #4
Stephen Tibbetts .... Patient
French Tickner .... Doctor in ICU
Ken 'Brother' Vils .... Det. Van Atter (as Kenneth 'Brother' Vils)
Henry O. Watson .... Mayor Stopka

Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Shari Lewis .... Lambchop (voice) (uncredited)