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ThatвЂ™s not bad, especially for a bumbling French detective.Simone Clouseau Simone Clouseau (Capucine) is an antagonist in the 1963 film 'The Pink Panther'. Even though the films became broader and more over the top, they continued to be successful until the final two films of the original run. One year later, Clouseau made his final appearance for a decade in Curse of the Pink Panther (1983)В when Roger Moore appeared as the character, explaining that heвЂ™d undergone plastic surgery to change his appearance once and for all. He used unseen footage of Sellers as Clouseau to make Trail of the Pink Panther (1982)В about a reporter searching for the detective and interviewing people from his past. Edwards didnвЂ™t stop making Pink Panther movies.

Unfortunately, Sellers passed away at the age of 54 in 1980 from a heart attack.

The films were so successful that Sellers and Edwards kept rolling with Revenge of the Pink PantherВ (1978), a semi-retcon of the previous films that sees Clouseau investigating the attempted murder of Dreyfus.

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The story for these films was meant to be a British television show, but Sellers and Edwards decided to turn the story into a movie instead. A Shot in the Dark was followed by Inspector ClouseauВ (1968), which stared Alan Arkin in the title role and was not directed by Blake Edwards - so despite its name, it isnвЂ™t really considered part of the Pink Panther canon.ДЄfter a decade away from the role, Sellers returned as Clouseau in The Return of the Pink PantherВ (1975) and The Pink Panther Strikes AgainВ (1976), which serve as a one two punch. The sequel to The Pink Panther is called A Shot in the DarkВ (1964), and it wasnвЂ™t meant to be a Clouseau film, but Sellers reached out to Edwards and the two reworked it until it turned into a Pink Panther sequel.

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The Pink Panther series is hilarious and a kind of hard to followДЄs far as film sagas go, the Pink Panther films get confusing pretty much immediately. I think people like to see the police in such trouble they enjoy seeing the inspector reduced to an utter, twitching wreck. I loved playing the part of a blabbering lunatic of a police inspector. But then he explained that he did not want a comic actor who would play Dreyfus for laughs. At first I didnвЂ™t take it as a compliment. He told me he had seen me playing heavy villains and thought I was funny. Lom explained: I was invited to have lunch at the Dorchester with Blake Edwards. When it came time to hire an actor to give the character life, Blake Edwards hired Herbert Lom not because he was such a ham on screen, but because he took his job seriously. The over the top storyline is honestly inspired, itвЂ™s seriously insane character development. All of the accidental physical assaults slowly warp DreyfusвЂ™ mind until heвЂ™s trying to kill his therapist and build a death ray to go after the inspector. As Clouseau's reputation as a great detective grows, Dreyfus' sanity slips away. Dreyfus is cursed to be the only one who can see the emperor has no clothes - specifically, he can tell Clouseau is a complete idiot who only 'solves' cases accidentally, and who causes widespread damage for no gain. Over the course of a few films, Clouseau drives Dreyfus insane. Like Cato, Chief Inspector Charles LaRousse Dreyfus makes his first appearance in A Shot in the Dark.

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