Pink Panther (DVD)

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... character. Directed by Blake Edwards of Breakfast At Tiffany's fame and released in 1963, The Pink Panther is about a wealthy playboy jewel thief Sir Charles Litton played by the dashing David Niven and his intention of stealing the world famous diamond 'The Pink Panther' from a princess (played by Claudia Cardinale) in the Alps with only Clouseau to stop him. As one would expect, Niven is suave as the thief but it is Sellars who shines in every scene he is in which in this first film are too infrequent. Sellars proves hi...more

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Pink Panther (DVD): Slapstick heaven (180 words)
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This was the one that kick-started the series and first introduced Peter Sellars as Inspector Clouseau to global audiences. Initial the film was never intended to be centred around Clouseau and Sellars but such was his comic timing he stole the show and went on to make a series of films based on the character. Directed by Blake Edwards of Breakfast At Tiffany's fame and released in 1963, The Pink Panther is about a wealthy playboy jewel thief Sir Charles Litton played by the dashing David Niven and his intention of stealing the world famous diamond 'The Pink Panther' from a princess (played by Claudia Cardinale) in the Alps with only Clouseau to stop ... Read the complete review

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