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The Pink Panther (1963)
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The Pink Panther is a 1963 comedy/mystery film directed and co-written by Blake Edwards and starring David Niven, Peter Sellers, Robert Wagner, Capucine, and Claudia Cardinale.As a child, Princess Dala (Cardinale) was given the incredibly valuable "Pink Panther" diamond as a present by her father, the shah of Lugash. Eventually Dala was forced into exile after her father's death and the takeover of her country by a military junta. Now she's living in high style at a ski resort in the Italian Alps, but the Lugash government maintains that the diamond belongs to the country and wants her to give it up. There's also a mysterious jewel thief, "The Phantom", who is believed to be after the Pink Panther. Inspector Jacques Clouseau (Sellers), of the French Sûreté, is on the trail of the Phantom and has come to the resort with his wife Simone (Capucine) in the hope of catching the elusive thief. Luckily for the Phantom, however, Clouseau is an idiot bumbler.Meanwhile, charming English gentleman Sir Charles Lytton (Niven) is also staying at the ski resort. Sir Charles becomes smitten with the gorgeous Princess Dala, who falls for him in return. What Dala doesn't know is that Sir Charles is the Phantom and is after the Pink Panther. And what Clouseau doesn't know is that Simone is Charles's lover and his partner in crime. Things are complicated further when Charles's American nephew George (Wagner) shows up at the resort unexpectedly, looking for money from his rich uncle.Started one of the most famous movie franchises of all time. First of six "Pink Panther" films starring Sellers, whose Inspector Clouseau became the Breakout Character and the focus of the series starting with the second film, A Shot in the Dark. There was a misbegotten seventh film (Trail of the Pink Panther) produced two years after Sellers' 1980 death using outtake footage, two more films in 1983 and 1993 that also bombed, and finally a reboot starring Steve Martin, with two films in 2006 and 2009. In addition to all those movies, the opening credit sequence inspired the last great series of The Golden Age of Animation, The Pink Panther cartoon series. | |
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Yodel Land | |
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Yodel Land: Look, a snowy Alpine ski resort. | |
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Mirror Routine | |
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Mirror Routine: George and Charles, each trying to crack a safe from opposite sides, each wearing identical gorilla costumes. | |
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Calling Card: The Phantom's monogrammed white glove. | |
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Gentleman Thief | |
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Gentleman Thief: Sir Charles Lytton, who steals diamonds for fun. David Niven was good at this, having played a Gentleman Thief a quarter-century before in Raffles. | |
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Iconic Sequel Character | |
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Neither Chief Inspector Dreyfus nor Cato Fong appear here, both debuting as Iconic Sequel Characters in the next film. | |
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Companion Cube | |
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Companion Cube: A very drunk Dala starts talking to the tiger rug in her suite. | |
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"Mission: Impossible" Cable Drop | |
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"Mission: Impossible" Cable Drop: The Phantom does this early in the movie to steal a jewel. | |
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Bitch in Sheep's Clothing | |
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Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: Honestly, Simone does not treat her husband well. | |
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What Did I Do Last Night? | |
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What Did I Do Last Night?: Sir Charles lures Princess Dala to his room and she gets drunk on champagne. She passes out and he puts her into his bed. She wakes up the next morning not remembering anything. | |
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It Wasn't Easy | |
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It Wasn't Easy: Clouseau's last line, after he's asked how he stole all those jewels and after he decides he likes the attention. | |
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The Bad Guy Wins | |
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The Bad Guy Wins: Not so much a case of "wins" as "ends up better off than the good guy," but Sir Charles Lytton successfully frames Clouseau for the diamond theft, and steals his wife to boot. On the other hand, Clouseau ends up in police protection, chased by a mob of women convinced he is the sexiest jewel thief in the world. When a policeman asks him how "he" pulled off all those robberies, he glances back at the women and says thoughtfully, "Well, you know, it wasn't easy." | |
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Instrumental Theme Tune | |
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Instrumental Theme Tune: Henry Mancini, everybody. | |
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Closet Shuffle | |
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Closet Shuffle: Simone has to desperately scramble to keep Clouseau from discovering both Charles and George once the two of them manage to get separately stuck in Clouseau's room. | |
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Early Installment Character-Design Difference | |
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The Pink Panther in the animated opening credits has a noticeably different looking design and is shown to switch between being four-legged and two-legged, in contrast to later films and the cartoons, which establishes him as firmly being two-legged. The inspector, who becomes his reoccurring foe in later openings, also only appears once. | |
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Scenery Porn | |
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Scenery Porn: The ski scenes, shot in Cortina d'Ampezzo in the Italian Alps, are pretty breathtaking. | |
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Animated Credits Opening | |
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Animated Credits Opening: Arguably the Trope Codifier, it put DePatie-Freleng Enterprises on the map and spun off an entire cartoon franchise of its own. (You can watch it here). | |
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Early-Installment Weirdness | |
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Early-Installment Weirdness: About 3/4th of The Pink Panther is everyone trying to sleep with everyone with a somewhat goofy Frenchman mentioning a jewel thief. It even extends to the title sequence, with the animated Pink Panther being a prankster who keeps interfering with the film's credits, and the Inspector only briefly appearing over Peter Sellers's credit. And of course, anyone who comes to this movie after watching the other films, or after having heard of Inspector Clouseau and The Pink Panther through Popcultural Osmosis, might be surprised to find that David Niven and Claudia Cardinale are the stars of the film, and Peter Sellers is only a supporting player. We briefly see Clouseau wearing a raincoat and hat, but they're not the same as his Iconic Items (the raincoat here is more light tan than beige, and the hat is a darker grey). Neither Chief Inspector Dreyfus nor Cato Fong appear here, both debuting as Iconic Sequel Characters in the next film. The Pink Panther in the animated opening credits has a noticeably different looking design and is shown to switch between being four-legged and two-legged, in contrast to later films and the cartoons, which establishes him as firmly being two-legged. The inspector, who becomes his reoccurring foe in later openings, also only appears once. | |
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Heist Clash | |
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Heist Clash: Charles and his nephew George both attempt to steal the Pink Panther diamond during Princess Dala's costume party only to find the safe it's supposed to be in empty. Dala herself stole it to avoid turning it over to the new government of her homeland. | |
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Phantom Thief | |
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Phantom Thief: The Phantom steals diamonds. | |
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Pop-Cultural Osmosis | |
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And of course, anyone who comes to this movie after watching the other films, or after having heard of Inspector Clouseau and The Pink Panther through Popcultural Osmosis, might be surprised to find that David Niven and Claudia Cardinale are the stars of the film, and Peter Sellers is only a supporting player. | |
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Chekhov's Exhibit | |
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Chekhov's Exhibit: The Pink Panther diamond, kept in a glass case. | |
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The Casanova | |
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The Casanova: The guests of Princess Dala say that Sir Charles Lytton has this reputation, which seems to be justified: Simone, Clouseau's wife, is his lover and he tries to charm Princess Dala. | |
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Sex Comedy | |
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Sex Comedy: A lot of bed-hopping. | |
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Iconic Item | |
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We briefly see Clouseau wearing a raincoat and hat, but they're not the same as his Iconic Items (the raincoat here is more light tan than beige, and the hat is a darker grey). | |
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Sympathetic Inspector Antagonist | |
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Sympathetic Inspector Antagonist: Clouseau in this first film, a goofy but loveable nincompoop blundering his way through the hunt for the Phantom. | |
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Establishing Character Moment | |
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Establishing Character Moment: A classic one for Inspector Clouseau. | |
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Artistic License – Law | |
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Artistic License – Law: At the end of the first film, Sir Charles says that even though Clouseau has been falsely convicted of being the Phantom, he'll be set free again the next time the Phantom strikes. In reality, unless Sir Charles was caught during his next robbery and confessed to having framed Clouseau, nothing of the sort would happen. The police would almost certainly assume that either he had an accomplice who they failed to catch, or that the new theft was the work of a copycat. Either way, Clouseau would still be sitting in jail. | |
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Masquerade Ball | |
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Masquerade Ball: The climactic theft of the diamond takes place at an ornate costume ball. | |
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Color Animal Codename | |
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Color Animal Codename: The titular pink diamond from which the movie (and by extension, the franchise) gets its name. | |
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Two Men, One Dress | |
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Two Men, One Dress: One of the disguises worn by the police at a costume party is a two person zebra costume. | |
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Big Bad Duumvirate | |
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Big Bad Duumvirate: Sir Charles and Simone in the first film, with George as more of a secondary villain than a dragon. It's pretty downplayed — they are both so affably evil and both seem to genuinely like Clouseau in later films. | |
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Dynamite Candle | |
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Dynamite Candle: Clouseau mistakes the party fireworks for candles, causing havoc. | |
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Monster Fangirl | |
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Monster Fangirl: Clouseau might be going to prison, but he's got a lot of screaming girl fans. | |
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Karma Houdini | |
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Karma Houdini: Sir Charles, Simone, and George all get away. Easier to take as they're all so charming, and Charles says that Clouseau will get sprung soon enough. | |
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Same Language Dub | |
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Same Language Dub: Claudia Cardinale's lack of English fluency led to all her dialogue being dubbed by actress/singer Gale Garnett.note Garnett became a One-Hit Wonder a few months after the film was released with "We'll Sing in the Sunshine". | |
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Detectives Follow Footprints | |
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Detectives Follow Footprints: The little detective does this to follow the Pink Panther in the cartoon intro; the Panther sweeps up his footprints with a broom. | |
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Ms. Fanservice | |
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Ms. Fanservice: Fran Jeffries, in a skin-tight black outfit, performing the song at the ski lodge. Bonus points for the number opening with a lovely shot of her wiggling her behind. | |
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Treasure Is Bigger in Fiction | |
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Treasure Is Bigger in Fiction: That is one goddamn huge diamond. | |
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Bedroom Adultery Scene | |
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Bedroom Adultery Scene: Sir Charles Lytton is visiting his lover Simone in her hotel suite, when her husband Inspector Clouseau returns. A lengthy Closet Shuffle ensues, as Clouseau keeps almost discovering Charles. | |
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In Love with the Mark | |
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In Love with the Mark: Sir Charles finds himself falling in love with Princess Dala after spending the night with her, inadvertently breaking the first cardinal rule of thievery note "Never get involved with your target" in case you were wondering. . He later admits to Simone that he's even considered calling off the theft of the Panther diamond for Dala's sake. This passes though, as he decides to go through with the theft anyway. | |
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Clueless Detective | |
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Clueless Detective: Clouseau became the archetypal example. | |
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Ugly Guy, Hot Wife | |
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Ugly Guy, Hot Wife: The Clouseaus are written as this. It would have been more blatant with Peter Ustinov and Ava Gardner, who were originally slated for the roles. | |
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Qurac | |
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Qurac: The fictional "Lugash", from which Princess Dala is in exile, appears to be of this type. | |
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We Have the Keys | |
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We Have the Keys: Clouseau is about to shoot the lock off of a door, when Tucker says "Don't do that, old man" and casually opens the unlocked door. | |
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And Starring | |
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And Starring: Has "introducing Fran Jeffries" (to which the titular cartoon panther adds his own name), followed by "and with Claudia Cardinale." | |
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Suspicious Spending | |
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Suspicious Spending: How Clouseau is framed as the Phantom at the end; when his wife's huge amounts of Suspicious Spending are pointed out, he's convicted of thieving to maintain her lifestyle. In truth, of course, she's one of the thieves. | |
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Breakout Character | |
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Breakout Character: Peter Sellers as Jacques Clouseau absolutely stole the show in every single scene he was in, to the point where he was immediately recast as the main character in subsequent entries in the series. Those who are introduced to the series from later works and go back to watch the original are often surprised to find that Clouseau is merely a supporting actor in this film, with the story mostly revolving around the escapades of Sir Charles Lytton. The Pink Panther cartoon character from the opening titles also counts, as he would go on to have his own television series. | |
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No More for Me | |
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No More for Me: The random drunk guy trying to cross the street during the climactic car chase. After seeing the Phantoms, Clouseau, and the police keep going back and forth in ridiculous costumes, he just gets a chair to sit down and watch. | |
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A Minor Kidroduction | |
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A Minor Kidroduction: A prologue with a 10-year-old Dala receiving the Pink Panther diamond, before the film skips to the present day. | |
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