The Pink Panther Strikes Again (1976)
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83% of critics liked it
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80% of users liked it
(37,493 ratings)
Most Inspector Clouseau fans regard The Pink Panther Strikes Again as the best of the clumsy Parisian detective's "comeback" films of the 1970s. Driven insane by the stupidities of Clouseau (Peter Sellers), ex-inspector Dreyfuss (Herbert Lom) transforms into a master criminal.… More Most Inspector Clouseau fans regard The Pink Panther Strikes Again as the best of the clumsy Parisian detective's "comeback" films of the 1970s. Driven insane by the stupidities of Clouseau (Peter Sellers), ex-inspector Dreyfuss (Herbert Lom) transforms into a master criminal. Kidnapping the inventor of a death ray, Dreyfuss threatens to use the demon device indiscriminately unless Clouseau is offered as a "sacrifice." A hunted man, Clouseau is forced to adopt one transparent (but hilarious) disguise after another. He is rescued from being incinerated by Dreyfuss when Soviet spy Olga (Leslie Ann Down) falls in love with him and strives to protect him. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Directed By
- Blake Edwards
- Genres
- Mystery & Suspense, Comedy
- In Theaters
- Dec 15, 1976 Wide
- Studio
- United Artists
Critic Reviews
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Charles Cassady, Common Sense Media
The zaniest of the Panther movies.
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Steve Crum, Video-Reviewmaster.com
In my book, THE best of the "Pink Panthers"; Sellers is quite hilarious.
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Chuck O'Leary, Fantastica Daily
Clouseau finally sends Dreyfus over the edge in what's one of the funniest entries in the series.
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Stefan Birgir Stefansson, sbs.is
a doomsday device that makes things go away, i think
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Jake Euker, F5 (Wichita, KS)
The most enjoyable of the '70s Pink Panther sequels.
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Cast
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Peter Sellers
as Inspector Jacques Clouseau
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Herbert Lom
as Dreyfus
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Colin Blakely
as Alec Drummond
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Leonard Rossiter
as Inspector Quinlan
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Lesley-Anne Down
as Olga
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Burt Kwouk
as Cato
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Andre Maranne
as Francois
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Marne Maitland
as Deputy Commissioner
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Michael Robbins
as Jarvis
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Briony McRoberts
as Margo Fassbender
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Byron Kane
as Secretary of State
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Julie Andrews
as Singing voice of Ainslie Jarvis
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Geoffrey Bayldon
as Dr. Duval
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Robert Beatty
as US Admiral
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Harold Berens
as Hotel Clerk
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Phil Brown
as Virginia Senator
- Claudia Cardinale
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Anthony Chinn
as Chinese Assassin
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John Clive
as Chuck
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Jackie Cooper
as Repair Man
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Dick Crockett
as Gerald Ford
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Joanna Dickens
as Fat Lady
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Hal Galili
as Danny Salvo
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Vanda Godsell
as Mrs. Leverlilly
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Fred Haggerty
as Munich Hotel Doorman
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Patrick Jordan
as Detective
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Murray Kash
as Dr. Zelmo Flek
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Chris Langham
as Police Driver
- David Niven
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Dinny Powell
as Marty the Mugger
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Terry Richards
as Bruce the Knife
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Gordon Rollings
as Inmate
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Omar Sharif
as Egyptian Assassin
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Bob Sherman
as C.I.A. Agent
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Patsy Smart
as Mrs. Japonica
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Howard K. Smith
as Himself
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Graham Stark
as Clerk
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Jerry Stovin
as Presidential Aide
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Dudley Sutton
as McLaren
- Robert Wagner
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Peter Brace
as Kidnaper
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Bill Cummings
as Hindo Harry
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Paul Maxwell
as CIA Director
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Joe Powell
as Taxi Passenger
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Kevin Scott
as M.C
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Eddie Stacey
as West German Assassin
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John Sullivan
as Tournier
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Richard Vernon
as Dr. Hugo Fassbender
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Fran Fullenwider
as Fat Lady
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Damaris Hayman
as Fiona
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James Warrior
as Police Constable
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George Leech
as Mr. Stutterstut
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Norman Mitchell
as Mr. Bullock
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Tony Sympson
as Mr. Shork
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Terry Plummer
as 1st Kidnapper
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Terry Yorke
as Cairo Fred
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Richard Bartlett
as Young Man

