Movies like Fletch

Who Framed Roger Rabbit combines live-action with animation, as a detective played by Bob Hoskins investigates a murder in a world where toons coexist with humans. Its blend of noir detective story with comedic elements makes it a good fit for Fletch fans looking for a unique twist.

Beverly Hills Cop pairs Eddie Murphy's street-smart Detroit cop character with a fish-out-of-water comedy as he investigates a murder in the upscale world of Beverly Hills. With a similar blend of action and comedy to Fletch, fans will appreciate Murphy's fast-talking, clever antics.

Although it's more slapstick and has a focus on golf, Caddyshack offers a young Chevy Chase in a comedy classic that showcases his unique brand of humor, which is also prevalent in Fletch. This raucous comedy will appeal to those who enjoy Chase's comedic timing and charisma.

Leslie Nielsen stars in The Naked Gun as the comically inept Lt. Frank Drebin. The film is packed with visual gags, slapstick comedy, and a spoof on the police procedural genre that should resonate with those who appreciate Fletch's humor and detective storyline.

Starring Robert De Niro and Charles Grodin, Midnight Run features a bounty hunter chasing down an accountant who embezzled millions. Much like Fletch, it's a crime adventure filled with humor and a duo that delivers clever banter and an unforgettable chemistry.

A comedic take on the spy genre, Spies Like Us showcases Chevy Chase and Dan Aykroyd as incompetent government employees turned accidental spies. Their bumbling antics and the ensuing hijinks offer a similar slapstick and smart humor akin to what Fletch fans enjoy.

The Man with One Red Shoe features Tom Hanks as an ordinary man mistakenly identified as a spy, leading to a series of comedic misadventures. The film's mix of suspense and slapstick comedy captures the essence of humor and action akin to the Fletch series.

As the direct sequel to Fletch, Fletch Lives sees Chevy Chase reprising his role as the quick-witted investigative reporter, Irwin 'Fletch' Fletcher. This follow-up offers more of the sly humor and disguises as Fletch finds himself in the middle of a mysterious murder plot.