third outing together. - Dan Aykroyd & Tom Hanks (Dragnet) If there is one comp movie that is a laugh a minute then it is the fantastic cop-spoof Dragnet. Dan Aykroyd plays Joe Friday a cop who does everything by the book while Hank's character Streebek is more laid back and shoots from the hip. The two opposites allows from some great comedic moments as they pair really do banter well together. - Eddie Murphy & Nick Nolte (48Hours) 48 Hrs was Murphy's big screen debut that paired him with actor Nick Nolte that is often regarded as one of the best and first buddy movies. Jack Cates (Nick Nolte) is a tough, super-jaded cop who springs a hard luck robber, Reggie Hammond (Eddie Murphy), from jail for two days to help nab his former partners. The two men form a kind of friendship (based on mutual hatred) as they chase a trio of remorseless villains through the streets of San Francisco and Cates finds that Hammond's streetwise method of finding the criminals is possibly even more effective than his own by-the-book police procedures. Jake Gyllenhaal may have been considered just another pretty face when he kicked off his acting career but he has turned into one of the most talented, versatile and exciting actors currently working Read More ... We might be more use to seeing the funny side of Anna Kendrick in films such as Up In The Air, Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World and 50/50, but the