I t's a classic cop comedy adored by many - but some fans of Beverly Hills Cop had no idea one of its funniest scenes was actually improvised. The 1984 movie, starring Eddie Murphy, Judge Reinhold ...

So “Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F” isn’t a particularly bad movie, and after the bar was so thoroughly lowered 30 years ago, that makes it look like a bit of an achievement.

Axel Foley is back on the scene. Eddie Murphy reprises his iconic role as the fast-talking Detroit detective in Netflix’s Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F. “This isn’t my first time in Beverly ...

“Beverly Hills Cop” came out 40 years ago, an anniversary that will alarm the segment of moviegoers who remember seeing it in theaters, and perhaps astound some just now realizing that Murphy ...

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Eddie Murphy is back as Axel Foley in the fourth “Beverly Hills Cop” movie. AP. Problem No. 1 is that Detroit police officer Axel Foley (Murphy) hasn’t changed enough since 1994’s dismal ...

Axel Foley is back in Beverly Hills, and so is Eddie Murphy. “Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F” director Mark Molloy set out to make a film with the same feeling and tone as the 1984 classic ...

Beverly Hills Cop III makes for an awkwardly compelling watch. ... Take the early scene where Axel goes to interview a suspect at the Disney-like theme park where much of the movie is set.

The pope has probably seen ‘Beverly Hills Cop.’ Wow.” Murphy’s somewhat tongue-in-smirking-cheek speculation might extend to the movie’s two sequels, in 1987 and 1994.

NEW YORK – John Ashton, the veteran character actor who memorably played the gruff but lovable police detective John Taggart in the “Beverly Hills Cop” films, has died. He was 76.

Forty years ago, Paul Reiser improvised a line in 1984’s massively successful action comedy, Beverly Hills Cop: “Hey, this is not my locker!” “They hadn’t written a line for me to get out.

First released in 1984, Martin Brest’s “Beverly Hills Cop” was one of the defining movies of its decade, and a huge stepping stone (along with “48 Hrs.” and “Trading Places”) toward ...