Best Pink Panther Scene

[@YouOnlyIiveTwice]

My grandpa loved this movie and Peter Sellers. When he started to get Alzheimers and couldn't even recognize me anymore, I would play this movie for him and it was like he was his old self again by actually paying attention and laughing. He passed a few years ago, but this movie holds a special place in my heart. THAT was the comic genius of Peter Sellers.

[@OptimusPrime298]

Me too my grandpa and I loved this movie

[@johnlighton7025]

Lovely story. He had a good sense of humour

[@jonnyquest804]

That’s a great memory you both got to share. Me and my mom loved watching this together when I was a child.

[@BruceAlarie]

you will see him again,young and restored and laughing i feel sure

[@metsot]

Nice description.

[@Kimble81]

The greatest 8 mins of comedy ever put on screen! The timing, dialogue, physical comedy, facial expressions... perfect!

[@WaxingRadiance]

I came to the comments to say the exact same thing. Doesn't matter how many times you watch it, it is still hilarious.

[@alanw505]

I'm dying laughing right now.

[@eugeniav.2182]

I would like to see again a real comedy!

[@mikesmith8836]

You ain't wrong.

[@gammacurve]

When you're right, you're right. And you're right!

[@hansschnier9745]

0:40 The tiny gesture when Clouseau thinks the butler wants to shake hands with him... 🤣 This is one of the many brilliant details that made Peter Sellers a comedy master.

[@Bob-nd2mr]

who has nt turned a mistaken shake hand or a wave into a gesture and think themselves saved from looking foolish ? but everyone notices anyway...genius comedy ....so simple but gets to the heart ..laughter is the best remedy

[@fredgarv79]

I have seen this movie a million times and just noticed that before I read your post.

[@daedrmr2dae]

5:14 starts looking around the ceiling of the room when the guy says there was someone in the room...

[@revolution51]

I've watched this movie many times, one of my favorites.

[@grahamengland2743]

I am sitting here with a trapped nerve in my back, in pain 24/7. I have watched this scene and others from the pink panther over and over again, it literally takes the pain away and I laugh every time. Thank you Peter, pure genius

[@janavincent1]

Hang in there.... ;-)

[@rockybalboa8378]

Your comment reminds me of the movie It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World. At the end of the movie Spencer Tracy say's in 10 or 20 years I wish there would be something I can laugh at, and of course he laughs 30 seconds later. Best of luck - keep laughing.

[@TonyBurke100]

He was indeed a comic genius.I showed some of his work to a friend of my son in his teens and he peed his pants he just couldn't contain himself.

[@georgetterobin7122]

Get better.

[@kingsxkids]

Just you wait, Til you see the doorbell scene. 🙂

[@evaknevb]

"But that's a priceless steinway!" "Not anymore" 😂😂

[@GordonHouston-Smith]

😂😂😂😂😂One of the greatest lines ever, purely because of the delivery.

[@doubledrats235]

My favorite line in this film

[@Sancld]

I❤this part

[@jgo1961]

My father in law recites that line all the time.

[@bradwindhorst7010]

Ms. Lovelever

[@liammccarron8191]

How they managed to get through this scene without pissing themselves with laughter is beyond me. Simply brilliant film making!

[@glennatkinson9948]

They probably did piss themselves and I Maybe they were wearing depends😂🥹

[@klackon1]

It took many attempts with a lot of the scenes. The Pink Panther often appears on blooper reels.

[@freqeist]

Oh, they did took about ten takes.

[@darrenlikemyfatherbeforeme]

Peter sellers and the director Blake Edwards were both well known for getting the giggles during filming with one often setting the other off. because of this many scenes had multiple takes, I bet the entire crew were in fits of laughter during this particular scene

[@SuperAna1954]

Try to see bloopers of this. Very funny😂😂😂

[@phexus82]

That punching bag absolutely kills me every time. Sellers was a genius.

[@andyskiles9542]

Seriously. Agreed. Lol.

[@vincentbaca790]

Hilarious..

[@parists5455]

The parallel bars dive was genius and so hilarious and unexpected. First time I saw it I laughed so hard for minutes non stop. Nothing matches a cleverly performed ridiculous physical comedy

[@jeffreyriley8742]

Physical comedy that comes out of nowhere is my favorite kind.

[@narajuna]

It sure was deserving of Clouseau, and original :)

[@CarolWind]

I thought he was going to go through the wall.

[@fredgarv79]

I saw it in the theater when it first came out and could not believe how funny it was. I think Kramer did some amazing physical comedy on sceinfeld, but he doesn't get much credit for it. Jerry Lewis was great at it too.

[@enriquesanchez2001]

@@fredgarv79 whatever

[@Enyaw58]

The simplicity of walking away quickly amplified how much that hurt him. Lol

[@jamiecook4288]

Funniest thing I’ve ever seen. So subtle and brilliant.

[@thecontrarian999]

Greatest scene ever. Classics like this does not exist anymore.

[@michaeleverest7631]

Its the noise he makes as he goes down the stairs that gets me every time!!!

[@bengallagher2574]

Its priceless i laugh so hard at that

[@bumgut]

that weird scream!

[@l.salisbury1253]

There is NOTHING funnier than someone falling downstairs...!!

[@celiumpictures]

“Stay where you are. I prefer to handle this... eleune.”

[@bps3013]

My brother and I quote Clouseau on the regular and that's one of the most oft used lines! 😂

[@gregbester3855]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA my favourite. I make my girlfriend laugh all the time with Clouseau's voice which I have spent many years trying to emulate. It's a running joke now. RIP Peter Sellers. What a comedic genius and method acting master. The other one is, "Yes, I kneue that, I kneue that."

[@BruceAlarie]

perfect spelling of the word!

[@biankacosma]

"Do you have a reum?" "A what?" *flipflipflip* (dictionary) "A... simmeur" (Zimmer) "Ah, you mean a ROOM!" "YES, zad's what I sad - a reum"

[@therobust]

That was eloquent 😂

[@Eyes-of-Horus]

"But that's a priceless Steinway!" "Not any more." What a great exchange. Cracks me up every time I hear it.

[@allenatkins2263]

A simple blemish.

[@criztu]

on the furniture

[@AngusArtEntertainment]

Alex Holub Another great moment was earlier in the film, where Dreyfus tried to blow him up: Francois: Do you know what kind of a bomb it was? Clouseau: The exploding kind.

[@juancarlosvaldes4538]

Thank you Mr. Sellers for all of the great memories!

[@jakegodfrey4320]

Given that every second of this is absolutely perfect, pucking out one moment is tricky, but the punch, immediate regret, pain and instantly trying to play it off all in one fluid motion is genius.

[@basharshehab8186]

When the gardener speaks and he looks around trying to know where the sound is coming from LMAO

[@roberthill1166]

Bashar Shehab It’s pure Three Stooges there.

[@songswithryan]

I know - such a subtle thing, so goddamn funny! The stairwell, the piano, the mispronouncing of names, the gunshot - Sellers kills this scene from beginning to end.

[@drewski1535]

The best is poor Mr Stutterstutt his name gets so poorly mispronounced

[@Dennis_Reynolds]

Yeah, I lost it when he did that. Physical comedy perfection. There are so many one liners in this scene that kill me. It's almost harder to keep getting the characters names wrong than get them right. Masterful performance.

[@TigerzLionzPistonzWingz]

omg....that's just tooooooooooooooooooooooo hilarious for words.

[@richardpawlowski7486]

Punching the bag and pretending it didn't hurt is pure genius. Loved good old Peter sellers, he worked really hard to get this far in his career. RIP

[@hoodatdondar2664]

Symbolic of the fact that he has no idea what he is doing, and has to pretend.

[@ElasticGiraffe]

"A beekeeper who has lost his voice, a cook who thinks he's a gardener, and a witness to murder..."

[@sudhirjain7173]

Murder?

[@YourFriend24-7]

Sudhir Jain What was that you said?

[@lordmegatron7359]

He said murder!.

[@fghfgh2654]

@@lordmegatron7359 What murder?

[@prattcreekart]

they mock

[@aryehfinklestein9041]

For those ( below ) who doubt that Sellers was a comic genius, compare his Clouseau with Steve Martin's. The latter is unquestionably a great comic actor, but when his performance is put next to Peter Sellers' ( and I'm sure he'd agree to this himself ) is really quite inferior - almost amateurish. Sellers was simply the best. And indubitably a genius.

[@ralphharper2414]

There never will be another seller no one was ad subtle as he wad

[@j90yjaved21]

U said correct.

[@graham450100]

He was certainly a genius !

[@graham450100]

Yes Steve Marton is ok but couldnt watch that film.

[@oiudatropen9548]

Quite s. Quite so! Having laughed to the point of sore belly muscles watching peter's panthers and usually briught tobtears watching steve martin's comedic work, i assumed I'd hit the jackpot when I bought the DVD of Mr martin's version. I thought nkno sat thru the entire disk, repeatedly telling myself, "this will get hellsrious any moment-its The pink Panther. It's steve Martin. There's n way it can't be nearly unbearably finny! Sadly, at least for me it barely ever reached even mildly humorous. Sorry,. Mr. Martin 'They' say , theres no accounting for taste."- maybe my taste was a bit off when i watched that one! be fair, Peter Sellers really created Cluseau. Wrapping any other actor around that character and having work out successfully is about as likeky as putting a Leppard skin coat on a zebraand convincing anyone who sees it that its actually a leopard! I doubt anyone ehi saw the irugional version of "The Jerk" would find Peter sellers playing Navin R. Johnson to be equal to steve Martin's portrayal. It doesn't mean ine us a better comic actor than the other - only that each fits different roles than the other. similar thing happens in music, when cover versions of grest songs are attempted - no matter hoe talentted and otherwise successful the artists whi try often fail miserablt at doing a satisfying civerof the work of others. For example, i csn think of exactly one cover of any Beatles song being any good at all - that being neil Young and gis playing "A Day in the Live live in concert a few years ago paul McCartney was back stage during the performanceand came out on stage after and fully pristrated himself bowing at Neil's feet. Not everyone agrees that it was a truely successful cove, but Paul's response alone suggests it came pretty close. I heve heard no other cover of a beatles song that was anything other thsnembarrassing. I'm not trying to make a oarticularlybabout Neil Young, or about the beatles, inly that performing artists sometimes create works which stubbornly resist as ny attempts if others, tegsrdkess of talent or skill to do justice by - no shame on steve Martin gor pulling up short with Cluseau when compared next to Peter Sellers!

[@klackon1]

Though I've watched this film more than once, this scene still has me in tears. Peter Sellers really was the likeable buffoon Clouseau. No one could compete with his masterful portrayal.

[@vicroc4]

Others have tried, but they couldn't come close. Sellers was a unique talent.

[@alecmagill5337]

6:52 “That would account for your exaggerated hysteria over a simple blemish on the furniture.” “Blemish?!”

[@kimquinn7728]

Even though I KNOW he is going to launch himself into the stairwell...I die every stinking time!😂 Saw this in high school with my dad during a summer double feature. I just remember he and I roaring all the way home over remembered scenes. a great memory.

[@ndevadasan]

Yup hi boo

[@brothermaynard3200]

Mrs Lovelever....🤣 Gets me every time

[@nevermind-he8ni]

Wow....my dad took me to these as well....lifetime fan! Def one of his best scenes...

[@Mesterius1]

That scene is actually performed by a stuntman, that's why he suddenly turns around as it changes to a wider shot. But it's still hilariously staged and timed.

[@hermit6208]

I went and saw it with my best friend at the time, Middle School age. I just remember not being able to breathe at the compilation of him trying to break into the castle. So funny

[@rmachayes]

There were comedians and then there was the absolute genius Peter Sellers.

[@vibra64]

Genius is Chaplin, Keaton, Laurel & Hardy. Sellers was good. Chaplin, Keaton, Laurel & Hardy all had to create their own gags. Chaplin also directed, wrote and in some movies wrote the music.

[@tonysmith4918]

Chaplin, Keaton, Laurel and Hardy were brilliant, I agree, but I really do think Sellers was in the same class, but in a very different style.

[@hugq14]

vibra64 Peter Sellers = brilliant!!

[@vibra64]

Johan Beatles I agree brillant but not genius. Chaplin, Keaton, laurel & Hardy =genius.

[@michaelm7116]

the three stooges

[@donnawilcock5774]

This is my favorite clip from all the Pink Panther films. Sellers was a true comic genious!

[@richardjoseph8683]

Close but Clouseau & Dreyfuss at the insane asylum was beyond hilarious!😂

[@jasonrodgers9063]

For me it's the various clips where he orders his servant Cato to try and ambush him whenever he comes home, to keep his wits sharp!

[@FifthContinentMusic]

I play this when I am depressed. It changes my mood entirely.

[@pantera6343]

Love the part when short the Gardner starts talking and sellers looks all over the room to see where that voice is coming from 😂😂

[@CBsays_]

There's so much humor packed into this, that I didn't even notice that part. Hilarious :)

[@Dennis_Reynolds]

Perfection

[@vasilisaopacic8068]

You mean the "Cook" 😂😁 the Cook who thinks he is a Gardener 😁😁

[@BruceAlarie]

the eternally old tony simpson!

[@hoodatdondar2664]

@@vasilisaopacic8068 Yes, I kneuw that, I kneuw that.

[@gk10002000]

when he punches the punching bag. Still laughing 45 years after I first saw this

[@jamiecook4288]

Funniest thing I’ve ever seen.

[@meirwise1107]

Steve Martin must have been mad to think that he could even come near Peter Sellars.

[@willisknapick4405]

Like Steve Prefontaine thinking he could beat the world's best 1500 meter runners.

[@bobbyallen7977]

Exactly

[@el_wumberino]

Not even remotely close. Nobody in the entire universe is, was or will be able to outperform Peter Sellers as Clouseau.

[@pineapplepenumbra]

@@el_wumberino It's such a shame that he didn't appreciate himself the way that we could.

[@JackFlaps]

that`s when I lost all respect for him

[@sjmac9737]

Off the parallel bars and tumbles down the stairway into the living room.... stands up and announces, "that felt gooood'. Funny every time.

[@superleedal]

SJ Mac it's all coming back!

[@rgill6923]

Pavlova of the Parallels!! LMAO

[@cynthiadavis6117]

This will NEVER get old and ALWAYS be hilarious, what comedic genius!!

[@delavalmilker]

I've watched this scene more than a dozen times, and it always leaves me laughing. That's the sign of some true comedic genius.

[@goffredopuccetti8955]

Quite possibly one of the best comedy scenes of all time. Pure genius.

[@tonysmith4918]

Absolutely wonderful. All the actors are just perfect here and Sellers is brilliant.

[@matthewmann8969]

I like how he covers up for his clumsiness

[@hehaka01]

"It's obvious that the knight that wore that suit did not last very long hmph!!" Lmao that line always gets me.

[@davidepstein1326]

Sellers is a genius. In my mind that’s the funniest 10 minutes in movie history!

[@SilvertortoisePiano]

Apart from the kitchen flying kick 😂

[@aryehfinklestein9041]

Absolute classic! may be the best 8-minute comic scene in movie history.

[@kentherapy7022]

Exactly. Maybe best 8 minute.......You....!.....🤣

[@bapqapmoc]

This is probably the best comedic scene of all time. You can watch it 100 times and still find small funny details you haven't noticed before.

[@alexandrefanzeres2897]

totally agree

[@2012isnear-my-my-my]

@@alexandrefanzeres2897 to me best was with m0nkey. doe he have a liconz?

[@dvader3000]

They dont make comedies like these anymore

[@markowen9066]

After all these decades the Pink Panther Films are still some of the funniest movies ever! Peter Sellers........brilliant! I still laugh out load even though I know exactly what's going to happen :P

[@marktyson966]

I remember,back in the day when I saw this in a theatre ,when it first played. I still laugh today. Blake edwards was a genius ! Both of them together created a great work of art.

[@LIGHTintheHALLS]

This scene is perfect, classic comedy. Every second is packed with laughs. I can’t stop watching it.😂

[@tintinfan007]

It is a miracle that he was able to light a match in the dark without causing any accidents

[@Dremeli]

-This is a door. -Yes sir, that is a door. -Yes I know that, I know that.

[@ArtesianFalma]

But that's a priceless Steinway!! ...Not anymore

[@MissGreenAgain]

I always think of this when Keir Dullea wrecks his piano in "Black Christmas".

[@dafteverton7218]

Ha ha !

[@melissavidic2895]

ArtesianFalma lol I love that line!😂😂😂

[@GoodVideos4]

Then, becoming priceless, as in funny. :-)

[@alanr4447a]

When This TV showed PPSA in 2017, they used that line in their promo!

[@sarmadkashani5875]

I can confidently say that i have never watched anything more comical than this..

[@d.sepulveda7669]

OMG‼️ Thank You 🙏🏽😆 for loving this! This is so excellent! One of my ABSOLUTE favorites! It has totally 💯 withstood the test of time! Friggin Hilarious 🤣‼️

[@briano.5746]

Peter Sellers was a comic genius .

[@chrisperrien7055]

Being totally crazy helped.

[@BruceAlarie]

@@chrisperrien7055 it couldnt hurt

[@johnnylawson1971]

Yes, definitely. One of my favourite films, but, what a fantastic 8 minutes of brilliance, some good outtakes of Peter Sellers and Michael Robbins from these scenes. The Icomparable Aynsley Jarvis was always corpsing in takes and in On The Buses. Cheers, John.

[@rickyallen8312]

I remember the sinking feeling in my heart when I heard Peter had died. I was not more than 13 years old and thought .....I was just starting to love this guy. He was taken away too soon.

[@GrammyPenny77]

Love ALL the Pink Panther footage, but my very favorite is the scene where Clousseau disguised as a dentist goes to the castle. When he cracks open the nitrous oxide...that scene, with his melting nose, the best!

[@olddoggeleventy2718]

yes, yes, yes....penny you got it! that is the scene that makes me roar. who needs nitrous when sellers' and lom are together in that scene. thanx for bringing that up....funny stuff!!!

[@ReelingInTheYears69]

God yes!!! So that scene so funny, it has left me psychologically scarred since my earlier childhood. Classic Pink Panther. Love it.

[@anthony342]

im laughing out loud without seeing it mate . classic scene

[@laualari]

Absolutely. That one is over the top hilarious. I love this one because of the subtlety. The punching bag...wrong names...the attempt to hand shake in the entrance...the rhythm here is just perfect!

[@iestyndavies7287]

We’re just going to use this anaesthetic cotton wool! I need to move the furniture for you to get the full effect of the anaesthetic! Timeless!

[@anarchistatheist1917]

This is masterpiece comedy. What a great scene in a great movie. Rest in peace Peter Sellers, Michael Robbins, Tony Sympson, Colin Blakely, Leonard Rossiter and Vanda Goodsell.

[@annetterobbins4834]

Micheal Robbins is my uncle/ My dads brother

[@MrMichaellee5353]

And lets not forget the late, great Blake Edwards

[@precisiongrinder]

I grew up mainlining these movies, and this one in particular, every day with my brother to memorize it. “The incomparable Ainsley Jarvis!” “Whaaaat is a queeeeen without a castle?” Gods bless the existence of Peter Sellers. He was an absolutely incredible actor!!

[@hoodatdondar2664]

Thot it was ‘Angela’.

[@shmeagol]

“Mr Stuffsucker.” “Mrs Lovelever.” 😂

[@Schugger1]

"Yes..Yes. I was known as the Pawlowa of the Parallels. It's all coming back now." :D

[@fghfgh2654]

Ahhhhhhh

[@LoogieYT]

Peter sellers is a comedic genius one of the things I love about him in the pink panther series other than his ability to make all scenes funny but when he brings up something to somone and he reminds them about it and he says "I know that" hahah classic

[@adrianlarkins7259]

Genius at work. We miss you Peter RIP

[@hoojamaflicks]

this has to be the greatest scene in the history of comedy. relentless genius beat after beat.

[@SteliosStylianou]

They had to reshoot this scene a few times as the actors could not stop laughing when filming this movie. Lol

[@rayvega3163]

Really? I didn't know that.

[@pilummurialis6490]

They had to do the same with the Biggus Dickus scene in Monty Python too, Michael Palin even has to hold in his laughter when he says "Biggus .... Dickus"

[@Hammern28]

I think they had to reshoot many scenes, cause of all the bloopers and hilarious moments they ended up in:)

[@Ometecuhtli]

Enjoy the movie! Then the bloopers! kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3fKfqh-hdRqmZY

[@bellbrass]

I read somewhere that when Sellers was filming the scene (as Guy Gadbois) with Catherine Schell in "Return of The Pink Panther," she literally could not stop laughing, so they left it in the movie.

[@henkgaas9446]

When I was young I watched this film over and over again. The punch on the punching bag and hiding his pain sets it all off in a wonderfull choreography of mostly physical jokes.

[@HughKAyers]

Before you are dismissed, Mr. Stiffsticker, I suggest you count those bees. You may find that one of them is missinggg!

[@Jarek_73]

I guess he is saying" Staffsucker" ;-)

[@mundih]

I think that would be spelled "missingue" :)

[@bps3013]

"I'm not asking yeau I'm asking Mister Stuffsucker." 😂

[@KevinWBrown-cm6fr]

Absolute genius... This scene is my favorite scene. I have ran it over in my mind many times and Everytime I find myself laughing to myself... My all time favorite character..

[@mrmikeh-nv7cq]

peter sellers was brilliant. ive watched the pink panther dozens of times and it always makes me laugh so much. blake edwards was a genius.

[@garyl5546]

Superbly funny scene. Not seen the Pink Panther films on TV recently. They take me back to the 1960's and 70's. Comedy genius.

[@r_ck_mann5616]

"The cooker who thinks he is a gardener"😂

[@JeremiahAlphonsus]

From a far superior time. The myth of progress continues to be exploded with each passing day.

[@thatzwhat]

I recall seeing this movie when it was first playing in heaters. And I recall laughing so hard at this series of scenes, I could scarcely breathe.

[@metsot]

The scene where Clouseu and Dreyfus have an encounter at the garden/grounds of the psyphiatric unit with Dreyfus repeatedly falling into the lake ..just one of the most funny & memorable.

[@BruceAlarie]

fantastic

[@seikibrian8641]

Ah, The Pink Panther Strikes Again...my favorite of all of them.

[@hoodatdondar2664]

Is this ‘Return’?

[@seikibrian8641]

​@@hoodatdondar2664 No, 'Return' was the 4th movie in the series, and centered on the inspector going to the fictional nation of Lugash. The movie here is the 5th movie, 'The Pink Panther Strikes Again,' and is set in England.

[@BruceAlarie]

one of the best scenes ever

[@rapr1]

This is a classic scene. Just perfect.

[@chrisretter-wilkins9735]

R

[@beachbunny7256]

Rayo P. Yess!!! My favorite!!!

[@rapr1]

Yet another fantastic scene where "room" becomes ...rhuuum...!

[@Natashahoneypot]

+Beach Bum my favourite too 😁

[@sudarsanamanamperi4536]

Rayo P. A

[@alanw505]

That scene is choreographed perfectly. Flawless genius.

[@simonpearn479]

This is pure comedy gold and then Mr Rigsby appears!

[@ThomasRogan-gc5pi]

It's hard to say it's the funniest 8 minutes for Pink Panther movies but it's absolutely wet your pants hilarious 😂😂😂😂

[@timbo170887]

now i know where Naked Gun got it's influence from!

[@alaricblair3264]

I can never get enough of this.

[@purpleturtle4964]

when he punches the heavy bag.....lmao

[@robertsaladino]

Best part ever...

[@jorgeguisa7920]

Is those very small elements and reactions that truly show Sellers genius.

[@FirstOfTheYear777]

That’s something I would do 😂

[@punkmunky8796]

too funny

[@lenient1438]

Gotta admire the effort :D

[@HAL-zh1kf]

I remember watching this as a teenager at a drive-in theater. It was the funniest movie I had ever seen. Now I'm old and it's _still_ the funniest movie I've ever seen.

[@enigma7784]

This had me in hysterics the first time I saw it back in 2005 I couldn't stop laughing for 2 days to a degree I was told in class to go to the toilet to calm down as I kept giggling and snickering to a point where it was disruptive

[@howtown1]

Definitely my favourite Sellars sequence. Pure genius!

[@jontibloom]

Michael Robbins did a great job as Jarvis the Butler

[@GlasgowGallus]

jontibloom True...very underated actor: On the Buses, Fairly Secret Army...

[@jontibloom]

he was my favorite ...and the funniest, character on "On the Buses"

[@mikeb2575]

I know, there was so many times he couldn't keep a straight face and that just made it so more funny :D

[@drewski1535]

Ah yes sir that is a door it's not locked sir

[@OreadNYC]

My favorite scene is the one in the gay nightclub in which Clouseau discovers that Jarvis moonlights as a female impersonator. When Clouseau finds Jarvis dying in his dressing room after he has been attacked, Jarvis gasps as if he wants to tell Clouseau sonething...then he kisses Clouseau on the cheek.

[@gkprivate433]

Grew up with these movies going way back to when A shot in the Dark was on TV and watching it with my Dad. One of the few things we agreed on. Later saw all the Pink Panther movies in the movie theater.

[@Bubinga5]

Sellers was just a genius, and this role brought out the best of him.. Its all in the details. The pavlova of the parallels. OMFG

[@jbrink3122]

One word ‘’ fantastic’’ 👍👍🥳🤣😂

[@murchuan8782]

this is the upstairs sir....the light switch sir................hilarious stuff

[@U2WB]

Without a doubt one of the most brilliant comedy scenes ever.

[@bps3013]

"THAT FELT GEAUD!" (Me after recovering from a laughing fit every time I rewatch this whole sequence) 😂😂😂

[@garyclouse7234]

We miss you Peter! One of the brightest lights of comedy is now, long since gone out!

[@robertbordevik5072]

My god, this is the best comedy of all time. When he hits that punching bag and pretend s it doesn’t hurt 😂😂😂😂😂

[@ozertayiz]

One of the best comedians of all times...

[@dbrew2u]

You laugh your ass off and there is not one reference to a woman's body parts , male genitalia , global warming , LGBT . Nor is there any utterance of one curse word after another . Sellers was brilliant , but it was also a totally different time .

[@RJ1999x]

Dave Brewer Yeah it was before liberal PC bullshit. Than movies were made to entertain, now it's to have a hidden liberal agenda

[@robertsaladino]

Can't agree more

[@danielbaugher826]

Dave Brewer yeah man the good old days when people had a sense of humor lol

[@bigteep]

TDS strikes again. Brings a whole new meeting to sore loser.

[@dedemende3882]

people were not dysfunctional during those times, they had common sense and were not brain washed by msm hypnosis streamed 24 hours a day. cnn is fake news, your butt boy lemon is playing mind games with you.

[@willowmadhuridixit8991]

Classic. Can’t beat these. Peter Sellers is comedic genius.

[@relicofgold]

"Mr. Stiffstucker I suggest you count your bees." "That's a priceless Steinway"......."Not any more" Dam this is amazing.

[@mikewilliams258]

Steve Martin, watch and weep.

[@dobypilgrim6160]

Mike Williams Martin blew it. He should have known better.

[@criztu]

Steve Martin's "i want to eat a hamburger" is also classic. it's sad that the rest of the story was poor.

[@criztu]

@Jin Ruidmongm There's ppl out there, who like stuff you don't like. Just because you like something, doesn't mean it's good. Just because I don't like something, doesn't mean it's bad. So how do we know something is of good quality or of bad quality, if we can't rely on "I like it"? It's a long way to find out. I went there, and back. And I know that Pink Panther movies with Steve Martin, are bad, except for some scenes. You can compare Pink Panther against his other movies, say, Bowfinger or The Jerk

[@scottmurphy650]

In Steve Martin's defense, Peter Sellers was an impossible act to follow. No one could have done that role justice after Peter Sellers!!

[@DeadEndScreamer]

@@criztu A classic piece of shit, that scene is fucking horrible, it's the movie equivalent of jingling keys over your head.

[@ianmcfadden5450]

Michael Robbins, a real legend! Loved his dry sense of wit in on the buses, absolute genius!!!

[@JohnJohnson-zs9yv]

When he steps on that ladies foot I lost it. Lol 😆

[@deanmorrow4083]

Peter Sellers: The Master of Mayhem- We miss you.

[@stephenmurray4992]

The way he looks around when the Gardener starts talking. PERFECTION.🤣

[@aristotle358]

One of my favourite scenes. Well funny! Thanks for uploading.

[@igorzlobinski738]

Thank you for introducing me to this piece of comedy art