Actor: Peter Sellers

A classic black comedy. The first film that really made me notice Peter Sellers for his remarkable acting. A must see.

Need to see this again.

Need to see this again.

I didn't like it the first time I'd watched it, but I'm glad I gave it another chance, for it's definitely one of my favourites now. Kubrick's directing was exceptional as always. Peter Sellers acting as Quilty was beyond amazing, and is definitely one of my favourite roles of his (although it's so difficult to chose.)

I enjoyed this movie much more than I thought I would. Peter Sellers was such a good-hearted character, with a nice storyline to the movie, although the ending was quite strange (but I suppose that is what made it so memorable.)

Dr. Strangelove is one of those movies I will never grow tired of watching, and is infact better each time I do. The directing by Stanley Kubrick was wonderful, as well as the acting, especially Peter Sellers, who played Dr. Strangelove (as well as Mandrake and Muffley, of course) better than anyone else ever could have. It without a doubt deserves the "classic" title it has been given, and is definitely one of my favourites.

"Lascivious adulterer!"
"Don't you dare call me that again until I have looked it up!"

This movie was so pretentiously silly at times, (such as Dr. Fassbender's random fits) and yet I think that is what made it so unbelievably funny. Peter Sellers, as well as Peter O'Toole and Woody Allen, were very funny to watch.

Definitely one of the best dark comedies I've ever seen, (there's no going wrong with Peter Sellers, Peter Cook, and Dudley Moore all in one movie!) with a great plot, although at times it does get a bit confusing. I wish Peter Sellers wasn't in it so briefly, though, as the scenes with Dr. Pratt were by far my favourite parts of the whole movie. Recommended to all lovers of black comedy.

One of the most underrated Peter Sellers movies I've ever seen. Simply hilarious.

Ok, so this movie was all over the place. But it was both hilarious and original. You really can't go wrong with Peter Sellers.

I cannot believe how unappreciated this movie is; it's a classic! Peter Sellers perfectly played the role of a greedy, crooked (and very comical) hospital administrator. I loved the bit with the pepsi machine, as well as so many other parts of the movie. It's definitely a must-see, especially if you're a Sellers fan.

Amazingly dark and depressing, with an intriguing and memorable storyline (based on a true story as well.) One of Peter Sellers' more serious roles, which he played wonderfully. A truly underrated film.

Simply hilarious, although the ending was quite strange (although I suppose that was the point.) Wonderful casting. This is the movie that first made me a fan of Peter Falk (and got me interested in 'Columbo'), as well as some other great actors. Peter Sellers, most of all, was amazingly funny in this movie, as everything he said, and infact each time he was on screen, I couldn't help but laugh. A perfect movie for those who like comedy, as well as a good detective film.

Definitely my favourite of all the 'Pink Panther' movies. It was simply hilarious!

A beautiful and touching story, as well as fairly simple, yet very thought-provoking. I adored Peter Sellers as Chance, the latter being a clear example of his remarkable talent and ability to become and perfect any character. Overall, a very well done movie, with a nice storyline and memorable acting.