The Pink Panther
Comedy • PG • 1963 • 1 hr 55 min
Starring
David Niven, Peter Sellers, Claudia Cardinale, Capucine, Robert Wagner
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You can’t improve on the original pink panther movies. Don’t waste your time on the remake with Steve Martin.
Classic slapstick comedy, safe to watch, not any really rough jokes. But is actually quite fast proceeding with unpredictable turns and mood
Une comédie burlesque et agréable à suivre avec un scénario assez étonnant jusqu'au bout
Peter Sellers was born to play this role, he’s great!
Peter Sellers at his finest. If it’s your sense of humour you will love it. Great characters with some excellent performances.
One of the best family comedies of all time. Every age level can find levels of humor in this.
Not the is that you dog and does your dog bit one.
This one and the remake are one of the few good comedies that rely on stupidity of the main character
Pretty fun and very lighthearted. For a kids movie, it might be too dated, but it’s a decent watch
It’s highly entertaining and more like the cartoon than the Steve Martin version
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