Its hilarious how quickly Dreyfus goes from a rational lucid calm respectable manner to murderous insanity just after a few minutes contact with Clouseau haha
FYI: when the first PP with Dreyfus movie was written, the Dreyfus character was very plain. It was Lom himself who developed the Dreyfus character into what it is here. Blake thought Lom's characterization was amazing, and basically let Lom free wheel the character, to the point of changing the script to conform to Lom, instead of the actor following the script. Peter Sellers was treated the same way. So Lom's comic genius is really epic, and Blake equally a genius for letting them have their ways.
It's interesting how, prior to this, from what I've heard, Herbert Lom wasn't primarily a comedic actor, and took on more serious roles. You'd never guess, based on his portrayal of Dreyfus!
yeah, I remember the first PP movie with Sellers as Clouseau being rather dull and dry...I mean I like dry humor, but not TOO dry...as soon as Lom became Inspector Dreyfus, the films really livened up and had me laughing so hard I fall over in my own seat and still laughed lying on the floor
E Gul -- Curiously, the one who won the "Best actor" Oscar for a comedy, was Kevin Kline, who later went on to play Dreyfus in the Steve Martin movie. Please, we've had enough trashing of it.
This scene is pure brilliance and genius. Thanks for posting. It shows Sellers range as the genius bumbling Clouseau driving his former superior insane again. Dreyfus's laugh and eye twitching is great.
@@avalond1193 I don't think he was "playing the fool". He WAS the fool, but what made it work was that he had no idea of just how clueless he really was; everything good that happened to him was the result of just pure, dumb luck, and that's what made it so funny. His "plans" always blew up in his face, but he managed to achieve whatever it was he set out to do, precisely BECAUSE of everything b lowing up in his face. Priceless . . .
Always the tactful inspector -"Yes, we made quite a few changes, since you went crazy." This is from The Pink Panther Strikes Again, the funniest, in my opinion, of the entire series, and one reason is that Herbert Lom is just as funny as Sellers is in this one. Clouseau has finally driven him over the edge , and he's a total lune- a madman, an evil genius, complete with a castle and pipe organ, and a kidnapped scientist who he forces to make a doomsday ray for him, so that he can threaten the world with it if nobody gives him Clouseau so he can exact his revenge. That whole movie is just hilarious.
This is one of my favorite scenes from that movie. The other one being... the dog in the Hotel.. "I thought you said your dog doesn't bite!... that's not my dog" Absolutely classic
When and how did we wind up with "comedy" that had to either make some kind of political statement or be obscene in order to get on TV??? Peter Sellers was perhaps the funniest man ever to appear in film and yet he never had to swear, insult or use cruelty in his work. Is it just laziness on the part of the media? Either way, it's a shame.
@@canuck_gamer3359 Political correctness is why we don't have this anymore, everything has to have lefist agenda or it won't be a movie or show according to them!
I have all of the Pink Panther series and this sequence is my favorite. The length of the scene before Dreyfus goes off the bench into the drink is sheer talent.
@@preving Yes, titled "Romance of the Pink Panther". Parts of it - maybe all of it? - are available online. It was designed as a bit of a slap in the face to Edwards, simply because Sellers was fairly deranged by that stage of his life. Not entirely sure how the rights would've worked with all the characters, mind you.
Watching this 6-minute clip made me laugh longer and harder than any "comedy" I've seen in at least the last 10 years. As good as Sellers is, Lom matches him, and stealing a scene from a pro like Sellers is an accomplishment, especially for an actor like Lom who was not, shall we say, known for his comedy chops. The two of them together work like a well-oiled machine, and they make it look so easy. Their on-screen chemistry is even more impressive when you realize that he and Sellers apparently didn't get along all too well (in several interviews he said Sellers w,as "a sick man", and he didn't mean physically). Nevertheless, they were just a joy to watch.
In all fairness, Lom was right...Sellers was *not* psychologically healthy. Those who knew Sellers well in his private life -- that is, insofar as anyone was ever really able to know him -- have said that the one character which came the closest to representing his true personality was Chance AKA Chauncey Gardiner from the 1979 film "Being There". According to them, Sellers didn't really seem to know who he was unless he was playing a character and he tended to change his personality to suit whoever he was interacting with. Being around someone like that would be...difficult because you'd never really feel certain who you were interacting with and how much you could trust that what you were seeing was genuine.
Dreyfus character carried the movie. The best Clouseau movie, was A Shot in the Dark....And the original Pink Panther was magnificent, because it set the mold. But I love them all.
The fact that the script had Herbert Lom busily drying himself off with his hanky for a couple of minutes prior to rolling back down the bank into the river again made it so much funnier...comedy gold
Saw this movie with one of my best friends 40 plus year ago. We laughed our asses off ! Time fly's people very fastly. I was young then now I'm over 60 years old. I'll miss the late great Peter Sellers and his best character of all time Chief Inspector Clouseau until I die. Peter Sellers past away in his early 50's from a long time heart condition far before his time.
WinGate Mose i Was thinking along those lines. I saw this movie with my father flying from New York to Madrid in the 70s on a TWA flight. My dad laughed so hard the whole flight could hear him.. I am 54 now and it will always remind me of my late father..
Peter Sellers is a genius actor and so is Herbert Lom. Together they take comedy to the next level. Their films are unforgettable, i've watched them over and over and still laugh tears.
When this was first played in the theater you had to watch it more than once to catch everything. You missed at lot of this craziness being in a packed room full of laughter.
Him an Burt Kwouk made these films what they are and of course Sellers, But Lom gives a masterclass on comedy nothing is more funnier than watching Dreyfuses descent into madness over the course of the films.
Clouseau and Dreyfus together always brought the whole house down with their comedy! Dreyfus dislike for Clouseau was always first class comedy entertainment!!! " Just a lil shaky, perhaps the shock of,i mean the surprise of seeing you here today" Love that line from Dreyfus in this segment here. Herbert Lom was as entertaining as Dreyfus as Peter was as Clouseau!!!
The best part of Clouseau is that he genuinely never understands how he causes all the mayhem around him. He leaves this scene convinced that Dreyfus just had some bad luck and is just insane, having no idea how he's driven the man crazy over the years. Dreyfus is one step away from "realizing" that it's the plot that protects Clouseau - nothing else makes sense. He tries to explain how dangerous Clouseau is to his henchman, who can't seem to understand that it isn't because Clouseau is so skilled and effect. Rather, "he's the worst". He's the human equivalent of a cursed black cat, bringing disaster to anyone near him but always someone surviving it himself.
Very loyal to this series of films at 68. . Sellers was a master bumbler in the Clouseau character and Lom was so perfect as the as the forever tormented Dreyfus slowly loosing it over Clouseau's lunacy. This scene in particular was a masterpiece in dialogue and physical comedy. I remember seeing it at the drive in the first time. What a magical pair
I cannot tell you how many times over the years growing up my brother would quote that end bit about his interview the sanity commission, and that it would set him free, and he’d do the same choke hold grab n I would run away yelling for an imaginary François to _”Start the cahh!!”_ 😂 These two brought comedy gold to my family along with countless others out there, the good times and laughter they brought us can never be understated. These guys along with Tim Conway and Harvey Korman were the kings of comedy. Rip to them all; never to be replaced.
I have been laughing to this movie since I was 13 years old. I played this movie for my youngest son, it was like music to my ears to hear him laugh out loud at all the incredible humor, virtually in the same places I found so amusing in 1976. We aren't close anymore, but we have The Pink Panther Strikes Again.......
Look just transfer me the utter confidence of Inspector Clusou when my blunders are as blatant as his!! Imagine in 2020 saying to someone casually” well, yu know when you went crazy...” from a mental health facility
One of the funniest scenes ever put on film. Julie Andrews said they used to go home with their sides hurting. When Dreyfus comes up spitting like a fountain fish and that crazy laugh, and the eye twitch, I'm running for the bathroom.
Incredible how he does the accent of a French speaking English. I had only seen thess movies with french dubbing, I now discover the original versions, it is absolutely perfect !
Hilarious! ............... One of the all time classics. I remember laughing so hard at the rake part, that I couldn't breath! : ) Which reminds me, I must get my DVD out and watch it again! In response to the 'haters' who gave a thumbs down for this clip. My God, there are some seriously mentally unstable people who have absolutely no sense of humour, or even emotions to not find that comedy duo funny. I was wondering what makes the 'haters' tick? Probably the type of people who find harming animals to be great fun!? Many thanks for the upload ; ) TURK
Herbert Lom was a brilliant and versatile actor. From comedy to drama and everything indetween he was an undoubted master.
Herbert was overlooked Christopher Plummer got the job, due to his great body of work (the sound of music among others.)
Love The Lady Killers.
It took them 3 Years to get rid of Dreyfus Insanity of killing Clouseau and it took Clouseau 3 Minutes to make him go Insane Again.
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You've just written the Oxford dictionary's definition of Clouseau mate 😂
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Brilliant comment...😂
Herbert Lom was absolutely brilliant as Dreyfus!
“Every day and in every way, I’m getting better and better. Somewhere over the rainbow…” ROFL
I saw this movie when it came out in 1976.
I was eight years old.
I haven't been the same since.
Do you have a bimp on the head?
@@alanw505 😂
Herbert Lom hasn’t been the same either.
3 years of therapy, undone in 3 minutes with Clouseau!
I grew up watching these Pink Panther movies...they still make me laugh so hard I can't breathe. Peter Sellers and Herbert Lom were comedic geniuses
Its hilarious how quickly Dreyfus goes from a rational lucid calm respectable manner to murderous insanity just after a few minutes contact with Clouseau haha
Enigma therapy went off just in minutes
lol
I have the same effect on people.
"...mahahahaha...somewhere over the rainbow...".
Excellent acting
Dreyfus’s change from sane to insane was performed brilliantly 👏
FYI: when the first PP with Dreyfus movie was written, the Dreyfus character was very plain. It was Lom himself who developed the Dreyfus character into what it is here. Blake thought Lom's characterization was amazing, and basically let Lom free wheel the character, to the point of changing the script to conform to Lom, instead of the actor following the script. Peter Sellers was treated the same way. So Lom's comic genius is really epic, and Blake equally a genius for letting them have their ways.
It's interesting how, prior to this, from what I've heard, Herbert Lom wasn't primarily a comedic actor, and took on more serious roles. You'd never guess, based on his portrayal of Dreyfus!
yeah, I remember the first PP movie with Sellers as Clouseau being rather dull and dry...I mean I like dry humor, but not TOO dry...as soon as Lom became Inspector Dreyfus, the films really livened up and had me laughing so hard I fall over in my own seat and still laughed lying on the floor
Herbert Lom to be fair was absolute comedy genius in these films and just got better and better with every one. Fair play mate!!!
One of the GREATEST #slapstickComedy scenes EVER.✌️
Later films seemed to be flogging a dead horse but Herbert Lom was always good.
The pink panther movies wouldn't have been as good without him.
@@ProNorden Yes. And the way the slapstick was worked into it was gradual. One of the best movie intros ever.
sdgakatbk, ...At 01:50: "Please, Tbere is no need to thank me."😂👍
There really needs to be an academy award for great comedic acting. Herbert Lom should have won it for that year.
He was beyond amazing. Historical performance was palpable and manic.
E Gul -- Curiously, the one who won the "Best actor" Oscar for a comedy, was Kevin Kline, who later went on to play Dreyfus in the Steve Martin movie. Please, we've had enough trashing of it.
He was as good as Peter Sellers, and that's saying a lot!!!
It was a genius piece of casting as he was always considered as a serious actor prior to the Pink Panther movies
One of the funniest scenes ever. As a great comedic actor, Sellers found the perfect foil in Herbert Lom.
Sellers and Lom were simply brilliant together.
The rubber arrow landing on his forehead - I just can't stop laughing.
This scene is pure brilliance and genius. Thanks for posting. It shows Sellers range as the genius bumbling Clouseau driving his former superior insane again. Dreyfus's laugh and eye twitching is great.
Genius
Poor Dreyfuss, driven to insanity and Clouseau never had a clue why.
I don't know I think clousea did it on purpose because he knew dreyfus could take his job so he played the fool
@@avalond1193 I don't think he was "playing the fool". He WAS the fool, but what made it work was that he had no idea of just how clueless he really was; everything good that happened to him was the result of just pure, dumb luck, and that's what made it so funny. His "plans" always blew up in his face, but he managed to achieve whatever it was he set out to do, precisely BECAUSE of everything b lowing up in his face.
Priceless . . .
Clouseau , a pre-Johnny English...
And he is a chief inspector 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Isn't it amazing what a visit from a friend can bring when you're in Hospital. Joy, happiness or even stark raving madness.
Always the tactful inspector -"Yes, we made quite a few changes, since you went crazy."
This is from The Pink Panther Strikes Again, the funniest, in my opinion, of the entire series, and one reason is that Herbert Lom is just as funny as Sellers is in this one. Clouseau has finally driven him over the edge , and he's a total lune- a madman, an evil genius, complete with a castle and pipe organ, and a kidnapped scientist who he forces to make a doomsday ray for him, so that he can threaten the world with it if nobody gives him Clouseau so he can exact his revenge. That whole movie is just hilarious.
I don't care what you say, when the rake part happens...
If you don't laugh, your soul died a long time ago.
I'm 56 years old, have seen this movie 20 times, and still laugh my ass off when he steps on the rake.
My soul isn't dead yet 😂
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@@alanw505 😂 👍👍👍
I'm jealous of your youth
This is one of my favorite scenes from that movie. The other one being... the dog in the Hotel.. "I thought you said your dog doesn't bite!... that's not my dog"
Absolutely classic
My favorite scene is his attempt to cross the moat. Even thinking about it makes me crack up, how utterly stupid Clouseau is.
@@rocketraccoon1976 Do you know what film this scene is from?
+ The Wednesday Train
The Pink Panther Strikes Again (1976)
Russ F . Yes. "That's not my dog." Will always be my favourite.
Pure magic. "And then I will kill you," had me almost rolling on the floor.
When Peter Sellers gets up off the bench, ‘well’ I almost choked...🤣 and then Herbert Lom starts to chuckle ffs
This is the kind of humour we need nowadays,nothing comes close to this..
When and how did we wind up with "comedy" that had to either make some kind of political statement or be obscene in order to get on TV??? Peter Sellers was perhaps the funniest man ever to appear in film and yet he never had to swear, insult or use cruelty in his work. Is it just laziness on the part of the media? Either way, it's a shame.
@@canuck_gamer3359 Political correctness is why we don't have this anymore, everything has to have lefist agenda or it won't be a movie or show according to them!
@@canuck_gamer3359Sellars was a great actor. In real life Sellars was cruel,violent and swore.
Instant joy!
@@jediskunk67 What a load of shit. Sellers was a notorious asshole in real life.
“Yes, we made quite a few changes since you went crazy “ 😂
Charles Dreyfus: For the better, I'm sure.
Just one of the best scenes in comedy of all time.
To me this scene belongs mr Lom as the half insane Dreyfus. Love the way he blinks with his eye when going crazy. Of course Sellers is good as usual.
I have all of the Pink Panther series and this sequence is my favorite. The length of the scene before Dreyfus goes off the bench into the drink is sheer talent.
Clouseau has that certain touch that ruins some one else's day.
This humor takes me back to the 80’s. I used to watch all pin k panther shows!
Herbert Lom, the one and only Dreyfus.
Love Dreyfus' rendition of Somewhere over the rainbow.
That scene is probably the best in the entire series. The timing of the arrow at 5:30 is impeccable.
Agreed. Brilliant teamwork.
That was the final straw that made dreyfyss snap
I wonder if Blake shot the arrow?
Loved Peter Sellers in this movie. Steve Martin cannot take his place.
Unfortunately, Peter Sellers admitted he hated playing Clouseau so many times.
@@preving He kept doing it, though, and had even written his own script (without Blake Edwards) before he died.
I didn't know that Allan. Interesting...
@@preving Yes, titled "Romance of the Pink Panther". Parts of it - maybe all of it? - are available online. It was designed as a bit of a slap in the face to Edwards, simply because Sellers was fairly deranged by that stage of his life. Not entirely sure how the rights would've worked with all the characters, mind you.
Peter Sellers was a comedy genius, Steve Martin is not.
Standing on the rake thing had me in tears.....🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I love when he gets off the bench to retrieve his hat. That was classic!
Watching this 6-minute clip made me laugh longer and harder than any "comedy" I've seen in at least the last 10 years. As good as Sellers is, Lom matches him, and stealing a scene from a pro like Sellers is an accomplishment, especially for an actor like Lom who was not, shall we say, known for his comedy chops. The two of them together work like a well-oiled machine, and they make it look so easy. Their on-screen chemistry is even more impressive when you realize that he and Sellers apparently didn't get along all too well (in several interviews he said Sellers w,as "a sick man", and he didn't mean physically). Nevertheless, they were just a joy to watch.
Never be another character actor like him! Brilliant facial expressions!
Epic
True perfect match
In all fairness, Lom was right...Sellers was *not* psychologically healthy. Those who knew Sellers well in his private life -- that is, insofar as anyone was ever really able to know him -- have said that the one character which came the closest to representing his true personality was Chance AKA Chauncey Gardiner from the 1979 film "Being There". According to them, Sellers didn't really seem to know who he was unless he was playing a character and he tended to change his personality to suit whoever he was interacting with. Being around someone like that would be...difficult because you'd never really feel certain who you were interacting with and how much you could trust that what you were seeing was genuine.
It was Christopher Plummer was played Dreyfus.
"Are you alright former Chief Inspector?!" Lol!
YES I'm perfectly alright see?
I referenced " things have changed since you went crazy..." for years - classic comedic masterpiece!
Clouseau is an asshole he knew that would trigger dreyfus to snap it's why he said it so he could keep his job
@@avalond1193 no, hes too stupid to be cunning...lol
And with every (even inconsciuos and stupid) phrase Clouseau says drives him more and more insane lol
This movie is the best of the whole pink panther-movies.
It`s a classic, saw this comedy almost every year, sometimes twice a year.
Dreyfus character carried the movie. The best Clouseau movie, was A Shot in the Dark....And the original Pink Panther was magnificent, because it set the mold. But I love them all.
Totally agree and this scene is the funniest of the movie.
@@leonardodahumanoid4344 .... another? "I thought you said your dog doesn't bite!.. that's not my dog"
What a great movie
One of the GREATEST #slapstickComedy scenes EVER.✌️
@@russf6572: I said "Does your dog bite?" in a hotel this year and they did not understand. Abode, Canterbury. If anyone is there do the same.
The fact that the script had Herbert Lom busily drying himself off with his hanky for a couple of minutes prior to rolling back down the bank into the river again made it so much funnier...comedy gold
The genius that was Peter Sellers. Absolutely superb.
Lom is brilliant too
3 years of intensive therapy...
Undone in 3 minutes with Clouseau.
Every Day in every way I am getting better and better. (till Clouseau came by)
That is my favorite line...
🎶🎵Somewhere over the rainbow🎶🎵
I'm rolling after the "kiss of life" scene and then the arrow comes out of nowhere and I'm completely gone!!!
this can never be topped its EPIC AND TIMELESS
Saw this movie with one of my best friends 40 plus year ago. We laughed our asses off ! Time fly's people very fastly. I was young then now I'm over 60 years old. I'll miss the late great Peter Sellers and his best character of all time Chief Inspector Clouseau until I die. Peter Sellers past away in his early 50's from a long time heart condition far before his time.
WinGate Mose i Was thinking along those lines. I saw this movie with my father flying from New York to Madrid in the 70s on a TWA flight. My dad laughed so hard the whole flight could hear him.. I am 54 now and it will always remind me of my late father..
2020 and this scene is still brilliant!
It will always be!
hahah...5 minutes with Clouseau and he goes crazy again.
Completely undoing 3 years of psychiatric treatment in the process.
its Gold ...
Peter Sellers is a genius actor and so is Herbert Lom. Together they take comedy to the next level.
Their films are unforgettable, i've watched them over and over and still laugh tears.
When this was first played in the theater you had to watch it more than once to catch everything. You missed at lot of this craziness being in a packed room full of laughter.
I love the ladies at 1:19 - one of them is shocked and outraged at what she sees, the other laughs and puts her specs on to get a better view. 😂
Herbert Lom was great in the films of pink panther
I'd he still alive?
@@marywilliams9858 No. But he got being over 90 years old.
Him an Burt Kwouk made these films what they are and of course Sellers, But Lom gives a masterclass on comedy nothing is more funnier than watching Dreyfuses descent into madness over the course of the films.
Clouseau and Dreyfus together always brought the whole house down with their comedy! Dreyfus dislike for Clouseau was always first class comedy entertainment!!! " Just a lil shaky, perhaps the shock of,i mean the surprise of seeing you here today" Love that line from Dreyfus in this segment here. Herbert Lom was as entertaining as Dreyfus as Peter was as Clouseau!!!
The best part of Clouseau is that he genuinely never understands how he causes all the mayhem around him. He leaves this scene convinced that Dreyfus just had some bad luck and is just insane, having no idea how he's driven the man crazy over the years. Dreyfus is one step away from "realizing" that it's the plot that protects Clouseau - nothing else makes sense. He tries to explain how dangerous Clouseau is to his henchman, who can't seem to understand that it isn't because Clouseau is so skilled and effect. Rather, "he's the worst". He's the human equivalent of a cursed black cat, bringing disaster to anyone near him but always someone surviving it himself.
The former chief inspector goes mental, I’ll never forget the first time I saw this, pure comedy gold
Very loyal to this series of films at 68. . Sellers was a master bumbler in the Clouseau character and Lom was so perfect as the as the forever tormented Dreyfus slowly loosing it over Clouseau's lunacy. This scene in particular was a masterpiece in dialogue and physical comedy. I remember seeing it at the drive in the first time. What a magical pair
The arrow sticking to his head.🤣🤣🤣
Stepping on that garden rake knocked the last of his hard-fought sanity back out of him again. 😂
😂
I cannot tell you how many times over the years growing up my brother would quote that end bit about his interview the sanity commission, and that it would set him free, and he’d do the same choke hold grab n I would run away yelling for an imaginary François to _”Start the cahh!!”_ 😂
These two brought comedy gold to my family along with countless others out there, the good times and laughter they brought us can never be understated. These guys along with Tim Conway and Harvey Korman were the kings of comedy. Rip to them all; never to be replaced.
I have been laughing to this movie since I was 13 years old. I played this movie for my youngest son, it was like music to my ears to hear him laugh out loud at all the incredible humor, virtually in the same places I found so amusing in 1976. We aren't close anymore, but we have The Pink Panther Strikes Again.......
This still makes me laugh after all these years. Good clean comedy that's better then any of the Hollyweird junk out today.
You are so right!!!!!
They just don't make it like this anymore. It's tragic.
How can people hate this? Pure comedy gold 🤣
Dreyfus...the perfect straight man to Clouseau's antics!
I've seen it maybe 100 times and I still laugh as hard as I did the first time!
It's only a couple of seconds of screen time, but I find the giddy expression of the woman "Fiona" pretty hilarious as well. 😄
She was Damaris Hayman. The other woman was Joan Rhodes, a famous strong woman. I don't envy Peter Sellers being belted by her.
Both of them brilliantl in The Lady Killers also
What were the coens thinking?
Don't get comedy greats,like this these days. Could watch these films over and over again.😊
"out with the bad.. in with the good"
Pervert !!
They don't make comedy like this anymore. Some of the stunts r old school but these two still make u laugh. Kind of like Laurel and Hardy. Genius.
Look just transfer me the utter confidence of Inspector Clusou when my blunders are as blatant as his!!
Imagine in 2020 saying to someone casually” well, yu know when you went crazy...” from a mental health facility
Clouseau: "No need to thank me."
Bless them both ! so many laughs..legends !
Everyday, in every way, I'm getting better and (giggle, eye-twitch) better, hahahaha!
I say that all the time. Some people get it and some do.
“You’re the new chief inspector”
“Yes”
“Yes yes”
“Yes”
“Yes”
“Yes yes, yes we made quite a few changes...”
Comedy gold!
Herbert lom steals the scene absolute genius of comic timing
Ah, 3:52, I wondered when the giggle would return.
Just a few minutes and I'm in tears from laughing. Thanks. I needed this.
One of the funniest scenes ever put on film. Julie Andrews said they used to go home with their sides hurting. When Dreyfus comes up spitting like a fountain fish and that crazy laugh, and the eye twitch, I'm running for the bathroom.
Poor FORMER Chief Inspector Dreyfus...
I feel for him! LOL!
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out wit ze bad air IN WIT ZE GUUUWD
Incredible how he does the accent of a French speaking English.
I had only seen thess movies with french dubbing, I now discover the original versions, it is absolutely perfect !
One of the GREATEST #slapstickComedy scenes EVER.✌️
I still like to randomly quote Clouseau and say, Out with the bad, in with the good! 😂
Bimp..... you said bimp!
He was and still is,Unique.Always cheers me up.
"Are you alright former Chief Inspector?" 🤣🤣🤣
"And now, thee kiss of life". .... "Pervert!!" Comedic genius.
Amazing. Two masters of their trade. Herbert Lom is so underrated.
"Please, there is no need to thank me..."
The old stepping on the rake face is an old joke but with Sellers and Lom acting, it is a classic. Never laughed so hard.
Peter Sellers,,great comedy in all the Panther movies
If you don’t laugh when that rake hits him, you ain’t human.
" since u went crazy " lol
How those two managed to keep a straight face filming their scenes is truly amazing. Because that was some damn funny stuff, EPIC comedy.
One of the best comedy movies ever!
Hilarious! ............... One of the all time classics. I remember laughing so hard at the rake part, that I couldn't breath! : ) Which reminds me, I must get my DVD out and watch it again!
In response to the 'haters' who gave a thumbs down for this clip. My God, there are some seriously mentally unstable people who have absolutely no sense of humour, or even emotions to not find that comedy duo funny. I was wondering what makes the 'haters' tick? Probably the type of people who find harming animals to be great fun!?
Many thanks for the upload ; )
TURK
TURK Jersey good
For me, the funniest scene in the film which always has me put of breath is the dentist scene towards the end.
It's Leftists/Democrats they ruin everything
Probably the haters are Steve Martin fans who think that mispronouncing “Hamburger” makes him worthy of the mantle of Clouseau,
Hint, It doesn’t.
Great Movie!! Both Great Actors
his crazy laugh LOL. "Somewhere, over the rainbow!" LMAO
Clouseau:" I'm afraid this is just not your day, my friend."
Thank you so much for posting that! An all-time great piece of cinema!
Everytime he steps on the take I piss myself laughing 😂!
Somewhere over the rainbow... ♪
I'm afraid this is just not your day my friend