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Frank makes mention during the film that he wrote a love song for Beth, and you end up paying that off with the track that plays over the credits. Considering your musical background, was that a must-include?<\/strong><\/p>\n I\u2019m happy you like that, because I added it three weeks ago. For months we\u2019d been going, \u201cWouldn\u2019t it be funny if he had a song?\u201d But I was just underwater trying to get the movie done, and so there was no time for anything bonus. We finally locked picture on a Wednesday, and suddenly I had this free day ahead of a screening on Thursday night, and I was sitting in the edit room with my laptop and podcasting microphone and I just improvised the song. I would hit pause, play back, erase a few things, move a few things, tell everyone to be quiet, and I would just sing in my Frank voice. [Laughs<\/em>] I threw it in the end credits for that night with my voice. I texted Liam, \u201cI know you don\u2019t think of yourself as a singer, but would you be willing to do a song if it was very silly and low-key singing?\u201d And he was game. He went into the studio in New York and recorded it while I was on Zoom.<\/p>\n Everything else, I test, I screen for friends, I make sure it\u2019s working. But that was a last-second toss-in. The only problem is how late it is. There\u2019s only some people that are going to stay and listen to it. Anyone who knows Naked Gun<\/em> should stay through the credits, because there\u2019s always jokes in the words, which we have in ours as well. But there\u2019s also a \u201cWeird Al\u201d Yankovic<\/strong> coda at the very end.<\/p>\n