Foul Play

Original trailer for the San Francisco action-comedy and the movie debut for Saturday Night Live sensation Chevy Chase, also starring Goldie Hawn and featuring Dudley Moore, from writer-director Colin Higgins, Foul Play, 1978,

Still not knowing why she's being pursued, San Francisco librarian Gloria (Goldie Hawn) ducks into a bar fleeing her albino assailant (William Frankfather) where she turns to baffled Stanley (Dudley Moore, in his Hollywood breakthrough role) for protection, in writer-director Colin Higgins' Foul Play, 1978.

Suave and accident-prone San Francisco detective Tony (Chevy Chase) brings fragile witness Gloria (Goldie Hawn) to his Sausalito house-boat for protection and whatever, and deftly explains about "Monica," in writer-director Colin Higgins' Foul Play, 1978.

Still in the opening sequence, San Francisco hostess Sylvia (Janet Wood) encourages divorcee Gloria (Goldie Hawn) to mingle, as policeman Tony (Chevy Chase) eavesdrops, their first conversation, in writer-director Colin Higgins' Foul Play, 1978.

Gloria (Goldie Hawn) decides to enter the revival house (with imaginary movies) alone, and barely catches on when her impromptu date Scotty (Bruce Solomon) reappears, uttering his famous clue, in writer-director Colin Higgins' Foul Play, 1978.

San Francisco appears, the Archbishop (Eugene Roche) gets killed, divorcee Marion (Goldie Hawn) makes eye contact with cop Tony (Chevy Chase) who bumbles, in the opening to Foul Play, 1978.