Movies like Who's Harry Crumb?

Jim Carrey's breakthrough role in Ace Ventura: Pet Detective as an over-the-top detective specializing in retrieving pets brings a similar blend of humor and investigation. The character's unorthodox methods and comical misadventures might strike a chord with the audience of Who's Harry Crumb?.

Featuring Leslie Nielsen as the iconic Lt. Frank Drebin, The Naked Gun series thrives on a similar brand of physical comedy and parody. Its lampooning of the detective genre will likely appeal to viewers who appreciate the satirical humor of Who's Harry Crumb?.

Featuring the bumbling Inspector Clouseau played by Steve Martin, The Pink Panther series offers a clueless detective similar to Harry Crumb. Fans of slapstick humor and crime-solving mishaps will find much to enjoy in these comedic mysteries.

Inspector Gadget, with its titular character bumbling his way through investigations with the help of high-tech gadgets, offers a family-friendly version of the hapless detective trope. The comedic antics and improbable detective work are in a similar vein to Who's Harry Crumb? and will delight fans of light-hearted detective stories.

Starring Chevy Chase and Dan Aykroyd as two inept government bureaucrats turned spies, Spies Like Us is a story of misfit underdogs stumbling through espionage. Its goofy characters and outrageous scenarios can resonate with those who love Who's Harry Crumb? for its comedic approach to mystery-solving.

In Fletch, Chevy Chase stars as an investigative reporter with a knack for disguises, much like John Candy's character in Who's Harry Crumb?. This comedy blends mystery with hilarious antics, delivering a performance that fans of detective comedies will surely appreciate.

This parody of the buddy cop genre stars Emilio Estevez and Samuel L. Jackson as detectives poking fun at various action films. National Lampoon's Loaded Weapon 1's sense of humor and farcical approach to crime-solving are in line with the comedic style seen in Who's Harry Crumb?.

Undercover Blues features Kathleen Turner and Dennis Quaid as a spy couple on maternity leave who can't resist getting involved in a high-stakes case. Its mix of spy clichés and comedy, with a bit of family dynamics thrown in, parallels the lighter, humorous detective work in Who's Harry Crumb?.