The Naked Gun: From the Files of the Police Squad! is streaming on Netflix, NOW with a Sky Cinema Membership, and Paramount+.
It's not the most reverential screen portrayals of the Queen, but it is all done in good taste. They slide down a huge table, coming to rest atop one another, with their photo appearing on the front page of next day's papers. Nielsen's Frank Drebin finds himself put on security detail for the Queen's visit to LA, and one memorable scene sees Drebin rugby tackling HRH (played by long-time Queen impersonator Jeanette Charles) at a glitzy reception trying to save her life. Leslie Nielsen's slapstick farce, from the people behind Airplane!, takes great delight in putting the Queen into ridiculous situations. Melissa McCarthy stars in this outrageously hilarious Unrated version as a former titan of industry trying to rebuild her empire with the help of her assistant's family. The Naked Gun: From the Files of the Police Squad! (1988) On Her Majesty's Secret Service is available to rent on VOD. In a pique of anger at being taken off his latest mission, George Lazenby's Bond is clearing out his desk when he turns to a portrait of the Queen hanging behind his desk, and toasts her with a hip flask saying 'Sorry, ma'am'.
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But aside from her 2012 Olympics skit with Daniel Craig, Queen Elizabeth II's most overt appearance in a Bond movie came - fittingly - in 1969's On Her Majesty's Secret Service.
As the head of state, Queen Elizabeth II has been 007's unseen big boss in every Bond movie over the last 60 years.
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