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# The Return of the Pink Panther VHS

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Peter Sellers's third go-around as the prideful but bumbling Inspector Jacques Clouseau is funny enough, but this 1975 Blake Edwards revival of the Sellers-Clouseau connection is a little weak in comparison to predecessors The Pink Panther and A Shot in the Dark (both made in 1964). Costar Christopher Plummer actually gets some of the most interesting screen time as a retired cat burglar whom Clouseau accuses of getting back into the business. (If it sounds like there might be a To Catch a Thief vibe mixed in here, you're right.) Herbert Lom is hilarious as Clouseau's psychologically eroding boss, and Clouseau's ritualistic collisions with valet Cato (Burt Kwouk) are great examples of Edwards's delicious comic timing. --Tom Keogh

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    What is your current threshold for slapstick?
  

*by J***Y on Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2019*

The Return of the Pink Panther (1975) 5 out of 10: After an eleven-year absence (or a seven-year absence if you are one of those weirdos that consider Alan Arkin’s Inspector Clouseau a proper Pink Panther film) Inspector Clouseau is back on the case. Someone has stolen the Pink Panther diamond. They have left the calling card of Inspector Clouseau's old nemesis the notorious Phantom.The Good: Herbert Lum as Chief Inspector Charles Dreyfus is for my money the best thing in the movie. His gag with the cigarette lighter that looks identical to his service pistol never fails to get a laugh and is easily the funniest thing in the film.The opening credits by Who Framed Roger Rabbit animation director Richard Williams are incredible. The Return of the Pink Panther sports some of the best opening credits of any film in the seventies and yes I include James Bond films in that statement.There is some lovely scenery in the film with location shooting in Gstaad and Morocco among others.The Bad: Do you like slapstick? What is your current threshold for slapstick? The Return of the Pink Panther is going to test those thresholds. Part of the problem is that slapstick has both fallen out of favor since 1975 and gotten a bit more creative and sophisticated. Jackie Chan falling off ladders one after another is a world apart from Peter Sellers with a bad false nose accidentally vacuuming a bird.The Return of the Pink Panther isn’t just Slapstick mind you there is also a diamond heist that honestly is right out of a Mission Impossible movie. It is very well done but has nothing to do with the rest of the film tonally or otherwise outside of getting the Mcguffin in play.Speaking of not fitting the tone of the rest of the film… Look I love to see Christopher Plummer tan, blonde, and happy but good Lord is he wrong for this role. Replacing David Niven as Sir Charles Litton, alias "the notorious Phantom,” Plummer has a different feel to him. Plummer looks like he can kill someone with a karate chop… possible because in real life he can.Then there is the plot with which The Return of the Pink Panther saddles poor Christopher Plummer. It is one straight action scene after another with Plummer in a white dinner jacket as if he was rehearsing for a Bond film or a Saint reboot. The straightforward homage to Casablanca in these scenes was so over the top that Overdrawn at the Memory Bank was embarrassed.The Ugly: Burt Kwouk as Kato. What was a fan favorite in 1964’s A Shot in the Dark simply doesn’t work here. It isn’t just Peter Seller’s continually saying things such as “Cato is in hospital. They nearly blew his little yellow skin off!” that sounds a bit rough to my delicate modern sensibilities. The more significant issue is that Kwouk is too old to play a houseboy, looks awful in drag and doesn’t seem as fun as he did in A Shot in the Dark. Maybe it is because the surprise is gone and the gag had run its course.Not in conclusion. I don’t know where to put the former Bond girl and Space 1999 alumni Catherine Schell on this list. She plays Christopher Plummer’s wife and bluntly has a more prominent role than he does. On the one hand, she is easy on the eyes with an adorable smirk that reminds one of Priscilla Barnes or Cameron Diaz.On the other hand, she keeps laughing uncontrollably during her scenes with Peter Sellers. She is like a female Jimmy Fallon. I can only imagine how bad were the takes they didn’t use.In conclusion: I don’t think this was ever a great film, but I can’t help think it was once an entertaining film. It has aged fairly badly but make no mistake this is hardly the worst Pink Panther movie ever made. There is some stiff competition in that category.

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    You have a liesence for your Minkey?
  

*by R***Y on Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2017*

My favorite in the series and even tops "Shot in the Dark".  Also, in this one, his character and voice is more cartoonish.  In the two previous films, his voice is more normal.  Just the same though, when you think of Clouseau , you think of him this way..  Mr Sellers is in his top form for this first in the of five of the series.  He did most of his own stunts that he did.  In the later ones, it was beginning to take its toll on him.  The irony of was that he was in 1963 repulsed by the buffoon of Clouseau and when he told by his agent that it would introduce him to American audience and that it would more more exposure and money, he got off his high horse and began to like the clown more and more.

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    Peter Sellers excellent as Closeau
  

*by V***E on Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2016*

Superb sequel to A Shot In The Dark.Peter Sellers excellent as Closeau; great physical comedy (in the bathroom, negotiating slippery floor + steps w/the bellboy!!) + sight gags (Closeau being asked for his hat, coat + gloves in the hotel lobby; the revolving door).Clever twist towards the end.It's about 40 years old now, but still worth viewing. Enjoy!

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