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The duration of Inspector Clouseau - film - is 1.6 hours.
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Inspector Clouseau - film - was created on 1968-07-19.
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I assume you mean Inspector Clouseau from The Pink Panther? Okay, then. He is Inspector Jacques Clouseau.
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I assume you mean Inspector Clouseau from The Pink Panther? Okay, then. He is Inspector Jacques Clouseau.
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Chief Inspector Charles Dreyfus played by Herbert Lom.
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Chief Inspector Jacques Clouseau is a fictional detective. He is described as bumbling and incompetent.
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Certainly, Do an Image Search for "Inspector Clouseau Cartoon"
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The car is a Lotus Elan, type 25. A photo is provided at this site: http://www.imcdb.org/movie_63135-Inspector-Clouseau.html
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Yes, Inspector Clouseau has a sidekick named Cato Fong, portrayed by Burt Kwouk in the Pink Panther film series. Cato is a skilled martial artist and serves as Clouseau's houseman and assistant, often engaging in humorous combat training with him. Their dynamic adds to the comedic elements of the films, as Cato frequently surprises Clouseau with unexpected attacks.
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Inspector Clouseau's full name is Jacques Clouseau. He is a fictional character in the "Pink Panther" film series, famously portrayed by Peter Sellers. Clouseau is known for his bumbling and inept detective skills, often leading to humorous situations. The character has become iconic in comedy and detective genres.
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l'inspecteur Clouseau
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Steve Martin
Peter Sellars in the original.
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They're all detectives of one sort or another .
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Inspector Clouseau - 1968 is rated/received certificates of:
Australia:G
Canada:G (Manitoba/Quebec)
Canada:PG (Ontario)
Finland:S
Norway:16
Singapore:PG
Sweden:15
UK:U
USA:G
West Germany:16
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This would be Chief Inspector Jacques Clouseau .
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The answer is simple- "Synthesizer"
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Inspector Clouseau
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Inspector Clouseau is the clumsiest officer in the department!
I made the clumsiest move, yesterday.
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Kato.
Ponton in the second movie
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The Pink Pather Show Episode 38
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You can find an Inspector Clouseau hat, typically a soft, floppy, and wide-brimmed fedora, at costume shops, online retailers like Amazon or eBay, and specialty hat stores. Additionally, you might find similar styles at thrift stores or vintage clothing shops. If you're looking for an authentic look, consider checking out stores that specialize in movie or character costumes.
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The building inspector insisted that we dig the foundations at least two feet deeper. When I saw the ticket inspector get on the bus I quickly got off before he caught me. I love the Pink Panther films, especially the main character Inspector Clouseau.
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In the first movie, the countess had it all along. After the Phantom and his nephew were arrested, Mrs. Clouseau and the countess collaborated to plant it on the inspector when he testified. He accidentally fished it out of his pocket during the trial and the movie ended with Inspector Clouseau under arrest.
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Inspector Clouseau, the bumbling detective from the "Pink Panther" series, is characterized by his heavy French accent and often convoluted speech, which adds to the comedic effect of the character. While there isn't a specific character who teaches him to speak this way, his exaggerated accent and mispronunciations are played for laughs, making him endearingly inept. The humor is a key aspect of Clouseau's charm, showcasing his lack of awareness and skill, rather than a formal lesson in speech.
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The cast of Inspector Clouseau - 1968 includes: Anthony Ainley as Bomber LeBec Alan Arkin as Insp. Jacques Clouseau David Bauer as Police Chief Geffrion Geoffrey Bayldon as Gutch Martin Beere as Reporter John Bindon as Bull Parker Delia Boccardo as Lisa Morrel Craig Booth as David Patrick Cargill as Commissioner Sir Charles Braithwaite Tracey Crisp as Julie Julie Croft as Nicole Barbara Dana as Nun Wallas Eaton as Hoeffler Susan Engel as Carmichael Frank Finlay as Supt. Weaver Barry Foster as Addison Steele Clive Francis as Clyde Hargreaves Robert Gillespie as Senior Swiss Banker. Marjie Lawrence as Peggy Tutte Lemkow as Frenchie LeBec Leon Lissek as French Taxi Driver Arthur Lovegrove as Innkeeper Eric Pohlmann as Bergesch George Pravda as Wulf Beryl Reid as Mrs. Weaver Michael Ripper as Steven Frey Will Stampe as Fishmonger Paul Tropea as Child at Grave Katya Wyeth as Meg
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In "The Pink Panther Strikes Again," Inspector Clouseau travels to a ski lodge chalet as part of his investigation. The film, released in 1976, features Clouseau's comedic misadventures as he attempts to capture the villainous Dreyfus. The ski lodge setting adds to the film's slapstick humor and chaotic sequences.
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Inspector Clouseau is world-renowned as an inept policeman.
He is so inept that he becomes dangerous to those around him.
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· I Remember Mama
· Ice Princess
· I'll Be Home For Christmas
· In Cold Blood
· In The Heat of The Night
· The Incredible Hulk
· The Incredibles
· Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
· Inspector Clouseau
· It's a Wonderful Life
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Burt Kwouk was 85 years old when he died on May 24, 2016 (birthdate: July 18, 1930).
He was best known as Inspector Clouseau's servant Cato in the Pink Panther movies.
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The diplomat was a bumbling fool; many wondered how he achieved such a position.
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The cast of Euro-Clouseau - 1991 includes: Jessie De Caluwe as Host Bob Savenberg as himself Kris Wauters as himself Koen Wauters as himself
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peter sellers
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Czech-British actor Herbert Lom was 95 years old when he died on September 27, 2012 (born Herberto KuchaÄeviÄ ze Schluderpacheru, September 11, 1917).
He is probably best known as the superior of Inspector Clouseau in the Pink Panther movie "A Shot in the Dark" (1964).
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'The Pink Panther' is actually purported to be an extremely large and rare pink diamond. Current human understanding of the laws of physics does not yet recognize gems, minerals, stones, or rocks as living creatures.
The confusion of Inspector Clouseau with the diamond is understandable, and is fully explained in the related link posted below. Enjoy!
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Charles de Gaulle
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The singular possessive form of "inspector" is "inspector's." This indicates that something belongs to or is associated with one inspector. For example, you could say, "The inspector's report was thorough."
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The first entry in the series, 1964's The Pink Phink, featured the Panther harassing his foil, a little white moustached man who somewhat resembles the animated version of the feature films' Inspector Clouseau (this character is officially known as "The Man"), by constantly trying to paint the little man's blue house pink. The Pink Phink won the 1964 Academy Award for Animated Short Film, and subsequent shorts in the series, usually featuring the Panther opposite the little man, were successful releases.
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