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Pink Panther: A Shot in the Dark — Pink Panther: A Shot in the Dark © MGM ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

Year

1964

Duration

98 minutes

Genres

Comedy

Language

English

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Synopsis

The second in the series of comedies that made Peter Sellers an international star, this puts his incompetent Inspector Clouseau centre stage for the first time. French maid Maria Gambrelli has been accused of murder, and Clouseau is on the case. The only problem is, he is clueless in every sense of the word. Full of the most beautifully executed slapstick and groaning with puns and dodgy accents, this is an absolute joy.

Director/s

Blake Edwards

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