Just before Frank bursts through the door that hits Barbara Bush, you can see the special doorstop mounted on the floor to protect the actress from being bopped in the nose. [Many doors have such rubber doorstops to prevent them hitting the wall or breaking their own hinges by opening too wide, particularly heavily used doors like one in a public room like this.]
The Naked Gun 2½: The Smell of Fear (1991) - 2 corrections
Directed by David Zucker, starring George Kennedy, Leslie Nielsen, O.J. Simpson, Priscilla Presley, Richard Griffiths, Robert Goulet
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Just before Frank bursts through the door that hits Barbara Bush, you can see the special doorstop mounted on the floor to protect the actress from being bopped in the nose. [Many doors have such rubber doorstops to prevent them hitting the wall or breaking their own hinges by opening too wide, particularly heavily used doors like one in a public room like this.] In the bathroom, Savage screws a suppressor onto a revolver. Most revolvers cannot be suppressed in this way. [While this is true, you have to consider the humor of this movie. So this can't really qualify as a mistake.]