L'ispettore Clouseau si reca a Roma per catturare un famigerato ladro di gioielli noto come "Il Fantasma" prima di rubare un diamante inestimabile: La Pantera Rosa.L'ispettore Clouseau si reca a Roma per catturare un famigerato ladro di gioielli noto come "Il Fantasma" prima di rubare un diamante inestimabile: La Pantera Rosa.L'ispettore Clouseau si reca a Roma per catturare un famigerato ladro di gioielli noto come "Il Fantasma" prima di rubare un diamante inestimabile: La Pantera Rosa.
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- QuizAn animated Pink Panther was created for the opening credits because writer and director Blake Edwards felt that the credits would benefit from some kind of cartoon character. David H. DePatie and Friz Freleng decided to personify the film's eponymous jewel, and the Pink Panther character was chosen by Edwards from over a hundred alternative panther sketches. The Pink Panther introduced in the opening credits became a popular film and television character in his own right, beginning with the cartoon short The Pink Phink (1964) the following year.
- BlooperWhen Clouseau first opens the door to his room to look into the hall he yanks it open it swings halfway open then slams back into him. A small "stop" block can be seen fastened to the floor where the door can hit it. The block is gone in all other shots.
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[Clouseau bumps into a woman dressed as Cleopatra. He hands back her rubber snake]
Woman: Take your filthy hands off my asp!
- Curiosità sui creditiThe opening credits featuring a pink panther who interacts with a sentient Phantom glove and plays around with the titles.
- ConnessioniEdited into Sulle orme della pantera rosa (1982)
- Colonne sonoreIt Had Better Be Tonight
("Meglio Stasera")
Music Henry Mancini
English Lyrics by Johnny Mercer
Italian Franco Migliacci
Sung by Fran Jeffries
Tenor sax solos by Plas Johnson
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There seems to be two entrenched sides to the debate about this film and I must come down firmly in the middle. I love all the Pink Panther films. The later ones for their genius slapstick, comic set pieces and one-liners and the first two, The Pink Panther and A Shot In The Dark, for their more subtle comedy and character development. These early two films are both romantic comedies and work brilliantly as such (by the way, has anyone ever seen the 1968 film, Inspector Clouseau, starring Alan Arkin?).
The real point about The Pink Panther is that the Inspector Clouseau character was supposed to be another in the line of Peter Sellers cameos in US films of the time. It was a David Niven film. It was during the shooting that Sellers, realising that he had a chance to make a real name for himself in America, set out to steal every scene, take-after-take. His part was continuously enlarged as a result (much to the alleged chagrin of Niven).
It is only looking back, in the light of the films that followed, that The Pink Panther seems a somewhat lesser comedy than the others.
This is a beautifully over-the-top sixties film. Stylistically it's very dated but a gem to watch, especially when you know that Peter Sellers was trying so hard to make an impact. I urge those of you who love the Pink Panther movies but are disappointed by this one to watch it again, armed with this knowledge, and appreciate the genius at work.
The real point about The Pink Panther is that the Inspector Clouseau character was supposed to be another in the line of Peter Sellers cameos in US films of the time. It was a David Niven film. It was during the shooting that Sellers, realising that he had a chance to make a real name for himself in America, set out to steal every scene, take-after-take. His part was continuously enlarged as a result (much to the alleged chagrin of Niven).
It is only looking back, in the light of the films that followed, that The Pink Panther seems a somewhat lesser comedy than the others.
This is a beautifully over-the-top sixties film. Stylistically it's very dated but a gem to watch, especially when you know that Peter Sellers was trying so hard to make an impact. I urge those of you who love the Pink Panther movies but are disappointed by this one to watch it again, armed with this knowledge, and appreciate the genius at work.
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- Luoghi delle riprese
- Rocca di Papa, Roma, Lazio, Italia(Piazza della Repubblica)
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- Tempo di esecuzione1 ora 55 minuti
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