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  • 2002: Had featured role in "Men with Brooms"
  • 2000: Portrayed an amnesiac Kris Kringle in "Santa Who?", a presentation of "The Wonderful World of Disney" (ABC)
  • 1999: Appeared as Dr Chumley in the small screen remake of "Harvey"
  • 1998: Played lead in the broad comedy "Wrongfully Accused"
  • 1997: Had title role in live-action version of "Mr. Magoo"
  • 1996: Starred in the spoof "Spy Hard"
  • 1995: Played title role in Mel Brooks' "Dracula: Dead and Loving It"
  • 1994: Originated part of Mountie Buck Frobisher in an episode of the CBS series "Due South"; reprised role in 1996 episode
  • 1994: Had yet another turn as Frank Drebin in "Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult"
  • 1993: Published a fake "autobiography", "Leslie Nielsen The Naked Truth"
  • 1992: Played the man who won the heart of Dorothy (Beatrice Arthur) in the finale of the NBC sitcom "The Golden Girls"
  • 1991: Once again played Drebin in the sequel "Naked Gun 2-1/2: The Smell of Fear"
  • 1988: Reprised TV role of Frank Drebin in the big screen comedy "The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad!"
  • 1987: Co-starred as Barbra Streisand's murder victim in "Nuts"
  • 1986: Played recurring role of Max Muldoon, Mona's beau, on "Who's the Boss?" (ABC)
  • 1984: Had lead role of an aging health club owner in the short-lived ABC sitcom "Shaping Up"
  • 1982: Had featured role in the horror anthology film "Creepshow"
  • 1982: Starred as bumbling detective Frank Drebin in the cult ABC sitcom "Police Squad!"; only six episodes aired
  • 1980: First collaboration with the Zucker brothers, "Airplane!"
  • 1979: Toured USA in one-man stage show, "Darrow"
  • 1979: Portrayed the chief usher of the White House staff in the NBC miniseries "Backstairs at the White House"
  • 1972: Was the ship's captain in the "disaster" film "The Poseidon Adventure"
  • 1970: Cast as the head of a motion picture studio in "Bracken's World" (NBC)
  • 1966: Played George Armstrong Custer in "The Plainsman"
  • 1966: Co-starred in the big screen remake of "Beau Geste"
  • From 1957 to 1958: Cast as Revolutionary War hero Francis Marion in "Swamp Fox", a limited series aired on "Walt Disney" (ABC)
  • 1957: Starred opposite Debbie Reynolds in "Tammy and the Bachelor"
  • 1956: Played the ship's commander in the cult sci-fi movie "Forbidden Planet"
  • 1954: Moved to Hollywood when put under contract by Paramount
  • 1950: Made TV debut in the "Studio One" production "Battleship Bismarck"
  • 1949: Moved to NYC
  • Toured USA and Great Britain in one-person stage show "Leslie Nielsen as Clarence Darrow"
  • Hosted the syndicated documentary series "The Explorers"
  • Served in Canadian Air Force during WWII
  • Spent his boyhood living near the Arctic Circle
  • Worked as a disc jockey and announcer on Canadian radio; also was a radio engineer
  • Portrayed Dr Vincent Markham on the ABC primetime serial "Peyton Place"
  • Headlined the ABC police drama series "The New Breed"
  • Headlined the NBC rotating series "The Protectors"
  • Co-wrote and starred in "2001: A Space Travesty" (lensed 1999)

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