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The Funniest Film Ever, Period
by The Pool Shark (movies profile)
Aug 11, 2007
The legendary Peter Sellers stars as the bumbling Inspector Jacques Clouseau in director Blake Edwards' 1964 comedy, "A Shot in the Dark." In the film, Sellers goes on a case to solve a series of murders that leads him into a series of hilarious antics. This film also stars Elke Sommer, George Sanders, Burt Kwouk as Cato, and Herbert Lom as Inspector Dreyfus. I think that this was before the Pink Panther was released in that same year of 1964. But for me, it's just a guess. I also like the music of Henry Mancini. He composes his music in the form of jazz, because that's the way he did in the Pink Panther and most of the films. But I think that he was one of the greatest music composers in motion picture history. |
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