Clouseau crossing the moat

[nox240]

The music just makes it that much more funny... I think im turning blue because I can't breathe... laughing too dang hard

[clouseau187]

Poor cato and poor dreyfus, clouseau always wins. :)

[clouseau186]

@clouseau187 brilliant deduction as usual my Clouseau187 coming from Clouseau186

[clouseau187]

@clouseau186 I just wish there were more of us. We need clouseau188, 189, 190, 191 and so on to bring our clouseau army to its maximum power.

[hanstendamme]

Mir kommen schon die Tränen. Einfach göttlich!!!

[Nobody297SRS]

I love this them song. It's just pure Clouseau.

[Nobody297SRS]

@Nobody297SRS **theme. Gah. Stupid keyboard.

[Diantres77]

This is the movie when Dreyfuss finally gets nuts and try to finish Clouseau? great movie...we all love Clouseau =)

[Bronzewhaler82]

Love the look on his face when the draw bridge is coming down and Clouseau is trying to paddle backwards. Sellers was a genius. RIP

[cloflo217]

Me and my Dad always laugh so much at this bit, not only at Sellers, but the music itself if simply hilarious, one day he looked at me and said: "Who ACTUALLY sat down and wrote this compostion?"

To which I replied with: "A genius, father!"

His reply: "Agreed!"

[ADMediaEmpire]

The last part with the branch is so priceless and yet so simple! Such a fantastic film

[googlemeister94]

Does anyone know if the music used here has a name? It sounds like some sort of classical piece, and for whatever reason, I have been able to remember the tune instantly. If it does have a name, I would really appreciate knowing it.

[googlemeister94]

@googlemeister94 After some research, I found that the song is called: "The Inspector Clouseau Theme (From the Pink Panther Strikes Again)". Believe it or not, it's available on itunes (For once).

[neehoo]

@googlemeister94

Yes, that's Henry Mancini - one of the greatest film composers of past century. John Williams played the piano in his band, but back then they just called him Johnny ;) You can find couple other very famous pieces by Mancini if you Google him

[crazynicktaxi]

EPIC!

[neotom1118]

Lots of stunt doubles, like with the pole vaulting... regardless, cried laughing the first time!

[julianreischl]

The stunt doubles were necessary because Peter Sellers' heart condition already was very bad during the time they shot this movie, four years before his untimely death in 1980. I read somewhere he was very weak at times, so they decided to have many scenes shot without him.

[clouseau186]

Thanks so much for posting probably the funniest scene of Sellers as the bumbling moustached karate chopping idiot and genius as Clouseau. Brilliant.

[FiReSTarTeR7ii]

No problem, this is my favorite scene of the movie.

[clouseau187]

@FiReSTarTeR7ii You should be congratulated. Poor Cato and poor Dreyfus Clouseau always wins

[VainEldritch]

Oh man, this still makes me cry laughing. I saw this at the cinema during the 70's and it made me cry then, and I'm crying now. Sellars was a brilliant comic actor.

Now excuse me while I wipe my eyes! :)

[FiReSTarTeR7ii]

Really now, I seem to be the only one that hasn't seen it in theaters. I probably did cry also when I watched it for the first time.

[ThePass1967]

@VainEldritch u and me both saw it in movies when i was 10..now im crying like ive never laughed b4..."swine net"

[clouseau186]

@ThePass1967 I was born in 1967 and cannot remember laughing as much as I did with such classic slapstick. "Swine whatever" genius. Brilliant.

[Stevan012]

what is the name of this song???

[FiReSTarTeR7ii]

I'm sorry but I don't know, but if you find out tell me please!

[chipcobb1]

haahhahaahaahhaaha lmfao!!! n1 dude ;0

[Vampyr117]

ok, lmfao!!!

[FiReSTarTeR7ii]

yeah, uh that about sums it up. n1?

[hulotati]

Yes, I agree. Was lucky to see "Revenge..." at the pictures with my parents when I was 12 and have been a Panther & Sellers fan ever since.

[FiReSTarTeR7ii]

wow, lucky, when i first watched it was on dvd

[TristanGland]

@hulotati Was the cinema full?

[hulotati]

Fantastic clip. Slapstick when done right is unbeatable. Always remember that it was used on the news back in1980 when Sellers died.

[FiReSTarTeR7ii]

Peter Sellers Pink Panther > Steve Martin Pink Panther, personally this one and Revenge of the Pink Panther are definitely my favorites.

[jgoldbloom]

The pleasant but plodding music is just perfect for this scene, too. Henry Mancini was as much a genius as sellers, the combination making such a classic scene, character, movie and series. God, they don't make them like this anymore - silliness with.... class.

[VidMasterZ3]

So true, sadly

[FiReSTarTeR7ii]

yep

[batface76]

"Swine moat!"

I remember almost dying with laughter the first time I saw this as a kid.

Also love the interrogation scene earlier in this film:

- "But that's a priceless Steinway!!"

- "Not any more".

[FiReSTarTeR7ii]

"A cook who thinks he's a gardener"

[ramusling]

Peter is the best......

[FiReSTarTeR7ii]

Definitely......