Of all of THE PINK PANTHER franchise, this one is to me the funniest of them all. Nothing can surpass those five minutes of poor Dreyfuss being driven to insanity by Cluseau, the fights with Kato, the inept attempts by "the deadliest assasins in the world" to eliminate Clouseau in the Oktobberfest, and the repeatedly failed assault on Dreyfuss's castle. It has me in stitches everytime! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
It’s fascinating how Peter Sellers can perform any level of the comic from the subtle verbal to outrageous slapstick with equal ease and effectiveness. He is an amazing one of a kind.
The funniest part is when the gardener starts talking and Peter Seller looks upwards like - "where is this coming from??" I can't stop laughing every time I watch this.
@johnr5252 British Absurdism at its finest. Back when films didn't need endless dramatic scores and humour was for everyone, not just a specific group.
Back in my day, nickels had pictures of bumblebees on ‘em! “Give me five bees for a quarter,” you’d say. And we all used to tie an onion to our belt - which was the style at the time. Now, you couldn’t white onions, because of the war! All we could get were those big yellow ones…
These "Pink Panther" movies were so funny when I was a kid. Yet, they're fall-down-on-the-floor-laughing to me now as an adult. It was so unbelievable and hysterical when Clouseau went from the parallel bars down into the stairway.
I was about 7 when I first saw this. It is sublime. My favourite line is: "But that is a priceless Steinway"! "Not anymore" Pure confidence. Pure Alpha.
Every time I need to say "not any more" in general conversation I say it in a Peter Sellers French accent. And then I need to explain it to my listeners, and then I need to share this clip. I don't have a problem with that.
@@gobyrail I salute you. But it is even worse for me. In a 1978 Clouseau movie, he fakes his death. He is in disguise, someone tells him, "I understand the Pope will attend his funeral". He says: "the Peooope"? That's how I've pronounced it since 1978, and I troubled my sainted Catholic mother but I could not do otherwise. In the same movie, he bounds through the graveyard to his burial ceremony and - sublimely gratuitously - karate chops a pathetic mourner at a graveside. I love Clouseau so much. Thank you for sharing.
In my opinion, the single funniest scene ever. I've seen it dozens of times, ad it always makes me laugh. "That's a priceless Steinway"..... "Not anymore". Brilliant.
The Inspector was a portable disaster zone where-ever he went. Peter Seller's acting and comedy skills were beyond compare. Even 40 years later,unsurpassed. Oh,Peter,how much we miss you,thank you for the good times.
I love the absurdity of the beekeeper being in full costume (complete with bee smoker) and Clouseau's comment about how one of his bees may be missing, as if that has any bearing on the case lmao.
the timing is perfect even from the staff.. the cook who fiddles with his tie to the poor bee keeper who gets smacked (mazed ) in the face. that kills me every time. as much as the piano.. not any more..lol
Pure diamond humor over the word 'murder' for 15 seconds from 1:35 to 1:50. How could so much humor be milked out of the back and forth repetition of the word 'murder'. The woman's shocked, befuddled expression combined with Clouseau's exasperation and confusion are priceless. The supporting staff, gardener, bee keeper, etc. deserve kudos also.
Too bad it misses the intro to this scene where he's walking in the dark looking for a light switch. You hear him walking, walking, walking, and when the light is turned on he's been on the treadmill.
lol no detail is too small here.. love that note on his empty head but yet hard. Sellers made Clouseau so endearingly loveable that you do not think badly at all about him. They used to call me the Ana Pavlova of the parallel bars.. The line that was missing just before he wend down the stairs. That was like saying.. They used to call me the Serena Williams of the parallel bars.
This was one of THE greatest pink panther scenes ever. Sheer genius! Clouseau is so inept you struggle just to keep up! I laugh ever single time I watch this scene. Sellers is pure comical genius!!
I remember when I was young this was a movie my whole family could watch and laugh at no matter how many times we had seen it. This scene, the Kato fight, and the laughing gas scene in the castle are some of the funniest things that have ever happened in a movie.
You said Murder!! I said Murder?? You said Murder.....!!! How they didn't laugh is anyone's guess? 30years on I've seen this clip a thousand times, I still laugh out load!!! 😂😂
I can only imagine these movies took an incredibly long time to make. They had to have shot these scenes a ton of times. No way they pulled it off in one try with out someone busting out laughing.
I saw this movie this morning. I remember passing on watching it whenever it has come on tv throughout the years, but today I watched and laughed my head off- God, it was so funny! I can't believe I've been missing such a fantastically funny movie all these years!
My Dad introduced me to Peter Sellers and the Pink Panther movies when I was 10 years old back in 1975, I introduced them to my daughters when they were that age and they found them as funny as I still do today. Timeless comedy!! My eldest and I still quote the popular lines when the situation fits like "not any more" and laugh together. Thank you Peter, Blake and Henry for making such magic!!
The great Peter Sellers. Also, brilliant to see an appearance by the even greater Leonard Rossiter! His Rigsby might be the greatest sit com character ever. Great clip.
LoveFlatfootin1 +In the sequence where Clouseau is disguised as a dentist ostensibly to treat Dreyfus, Herbert Lom later said that when the characters were getting high on laughing gas, he and Sellers actually became overwhelmed by hysterical laughter and couldn’t stop!
An absolute hoot of a scene from what is in my opinion the best of the series . Peter sellers Blake Edwards and Herbert lom where all geniuses . May they all rest in peace . From Michael from Yorkshire and proud of it .
The great thing is Frenchmen don't say it like that. It's not how they'd mispronounce it in English. (Not any French speakers I've heard anyway.) That makes it five times funnier.
I don't see many comments on this but the sound effects and audio timing are amazing. The script and acting is world class but, no music, just amped sound effects timed perfectly.
I wonder how the actors got through it without dissolving into laughter every time. They were all perfect, a perfect backdrop to Sellers’ comic genius. Bravo! 😂❤
'someone in this reum' 'a simple blemish on the furnuture' 'Mr. Sticky stuff, stuff sucker, stiff sticker ... lol There's much more going on than meets the ear' LOL so funny
Cried and cried nearly died of laughter couldn't breathe and stop laughing appreciate a good laugh and the memories as always excellent outstanding brilliant true comedy at its very best to peter sellers and the other actors and actresses who passed away my thoughts are with your family you may be gone but not forgotten still going strong keep the laughs coming really appreciate the vidoes and updates please keep them coming appreciate you guys thanks old is solid pure gold appreciate the memories and a good laugh great job people you should be proud love and respect you guys thanks !!! Joe
I love Steve Martin. A Genius. But No one could replace Peter Sellers! Absolutely NO ONE!! I saw these films when they came out in theaters. I won’t ever watch the remakes. The Jerk was a comedic work of art! But you Can’t replace Peter Sellers
I always laugh so hard that I start crying when I watch this scene --- my all time favourite Sellers/Pink Panther scene! "Mr. StiffSticker..." There also a great scene in one of the PP films wherein he disguises himself as the hunchback of Notre Dame "Ooooooh... ze bells, ze bells" Always has me up in stitches! Legend!
I've seen 100times and Sellars is still hysterically funny each time. comic genius
Udder Buffoonery! 😆😂🤢
Sellers
Same after 1000 times 😂
Not so much. The comedy is pretty dated.
@@stuartwarren5781 of course it’s the same after 1000 times did you think somehow it might be different each time you watch it?😂
“But this was a priceless Steinway! “…”No anymore”🤣🤣…this sequence is one of those legendary funny jokes that make you laugh over and over
Mrs Love-lever didn't say this was a priceless Steinway did she? lol
A simple blemish on the furniture
@@rottenheavenly6245
That can easily be rap-paired.
Peter Sellers saying ‘A beekeeper who has lost his voice. A cook who thinks he’s a gardener and a witness to murder’ in this scene is hilarious 😂.
Of all of THE PINK PANTHER franchise, this one is to me the funniest of them all. Nothing can surpass those five minutes of poor Dreyfuss being driven to insanity by Cluseau, the fights with Kato, the inept attempts by "the deadliest assasins in the world" to eliminate Clouseau in the Oktobberfest, and the repeatedly failed assault on Dreyfuss's castle. It has me in stitches everytime! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"...but that's a priceless Steinway!"
"Not anymore."
+Lefty Hara That never stops cracking me up.
That's right up there with "Does your dog bite?" (After being bitten) "That's not my dog!"
i love that line! hilarious.
@@l.smythe6602 Can't forget the post-bite "I thought you said your dog did not BITE!!!!'
This is the movie 🎥, right here
the way he looks around the room when the gardener speaks for the second time...as if he's hearing a ghost or something hahaha...so brilliant
It’s fascinating how Peter Sellers can perform any level of the comic from the subtle verbal to outrageous slapstick with equal ease and effectiveness. He is an amazing one of a kind.
WAS.... now, he's just an expired drug addict.
The funniest part is when the gardener starts talking and Peter Seller looks upwards like - "where is this coming from??" I can't stop laughing every time I watch this.
his expression is priceless 😂😂
Shork the Gardner also had a few parts in the Brit-Com "Are You being served ?"
A delightful character actor 🎥 🎞
Portrayed by Tony Sympson
@@henryalva8819 im sorry
Cos he thinks it's a parrot watch his other ones.
Best bit for sure lol
This is world class comedy on a whole different level compared to what we see these days.
Genius comedy
Kind of silly
@johnr5252
British Absurdism at its finest. Back when films didn't need endless dramatic scores and humour was for everyone, not just a specific group.
I saw this as a kid and can’t believe how funny it is today. I’m bawling 😂😂😂
Back in my day, nickels had pictures of bumblebees on ‘em! “Give me five bees for a quarter,” you’d say. And we all used to tie an onion to our belt - which was the style at the time. Now, you couldn’t white onions, because of the war! All we could get were those big yellow ones…
Him looking around as the gardener is talking is fantastic
1:47
IM DEAD
Haha that's my fav part too
Brilliant
*cook
These "Pink Panther" movies were so funny when I was a kid. Yet, they're fall-down-on-the-floor-laughing to me now as an adult. It was so unbelievable and hysterical when Clouseau went from the parallel bars down into the stairway.
that felt good
. . . and the strangled cry he gave out as he went down 😂
Peter sellers was a genius . This scene always make me laugh!
Mikael Dahlstedt he was a natural funny comedian
he hated this role.
@@UserX860 absolutely not, Who told U that bullshit??? He loved that role!!!
Is the BeeKeeper the gorjus Robert Shaw p'haps?
I hate to admit this, since, as the Kaiser, it is my job to hate Americans. The genius here, is Blake Edwards.
"Mrs. Lovelever..." Gets me every time! This is probably one of the finest comedic scenes ever put to film.
mary popkins
That would account for your exaggerated hysteria over a simple blemish on the feuhrniture!
"But that is a Priceless Steinway!" - "Not Anymore!" CLASSIC! R.I.P. Mr. Sellers!
Is he dead or did he become the President of the USA in 2020?
The piano can easily be rapa red
I was about 7 when I first saw this. It is sublime. My favourite line is:
"But that is a priceless Steinway"!
"Not anymore"
Pure confidence. Pure Alpha.
Every time I need to say "not any more" in general conversation I say it in a Peter Sellers French accent. And then I need to explain it to my listeners, and then I need to share this clip. I don't have a problem with that.
@@gobyrail I salute you. But it is even worse for me.
In a 1978 Clouseau movie, he fakes his death. He is in disguise, someone tells him, "I understand the Pope will attend his funeral". He says: "the Peooope"? That's how I've pronounced it since 1978, and I troubled my sainted Catholic mother but I could not do otherwise.
In the same movie, he bounds through the graveyard to his burial ceremony and - sublimely gratuitously - karate chops a pathetic mourner at a graveside.
I love Clouseau so much. Thank you for sharing.
Yep !
@@gobyrail Yup. Right there w/ ya.
"That would account for your exaggerated hysteria over a simple blemish on the furniture".
In my opinion, the single funniest scene ever. I've seen it dozens of times, ad it always makes me laugh. "That's a priceless Steinway"..... "Not anymore". Brilliant.
The Inspector was a portable disaster zone where-ever he went. Peter Seller's acting and comedy skills were beyond compare. Even 40 years later,unsurpassed. Oh,Peter,how much we miss you,thank you for the good times.
I can't believe it's been 36 years since the genius of genii of comedy has has left us...what a loss, there was no one comparable to Peter Sellers.
I so agree genius of comedy peter sellers nooone will ever be as good as he was
made me shed a tear :(
It's now been 40 years. 😢
He was a Male Diva... 🤢🤮 good riddance to bad rubbish.
@@FourDollaRacing he was amazing and hilarious so shut up
I love the absurdity of the beekeeper being in full costume (complete with bee smoker) and Clouseau's comment about how one of his bees may be missing, as if that has any bearing on the case lmao.
also implying that beekepers keep an exact count of all their bees at all times
And asking him "what is your job, Mr Stuckerstaff?" Omg so funny.,
As well as asking him what his occupation was.
Mr stuffsucker😅😅
Well, it was a bee buzzing around that made Clouseau strike the piano with the ball and chain or whatever it is!
I've been laughing at him saying "Mrs Lovelever" for nearly 50 years
Such a brilliant scene. The karate chop to the knight's armor, the beekeeper, the gardener, everything lol
Possibly the most crazy, funniest scene ever to appear in a movie.
Totally agree, incredibly funny.
Indeed specially the jump from the parallel bars
Tom Frøkjær m
Yes! Totally agree. From beginning to end, non stop comedic genius. I have watched these movies 50 times and still cant stop laughing.
Indeed
From start to finish this is a masterclass in comedy timing.
Something, that almost no other comedic actor has ever been able to come close to.
the timing is perfect even from the staff.. the cook who fiddles with his tie to the poor bee keeper who gets smacked (mazed ) in the face. that kills me every time. as much as the piano.. not any more..lol
Leslie Nielsen in the Naked Gun was about equal to it.
rorrt true
@@trevormiles5852 The last scene with the gun is just fucking hilarious.
@Joe Bangs Yes.
"Before you are dismissed Mr. Stiffsticker, I suggest you count your bees. You may find that one of them is missing."
Comedy Gold
could watch this 3 times day , each day of year , and would allways laugh so much !!! Thanks Misters Blake Edward / Peter Sellers
I'm still laughing...and I'm just reading the comments....
-The Cook
-The gardener.
-Aaaaaaaa now we are getting somewhere...
hahahahahahaha
I love the happy face of the cook, eeh, gardener after he said that.
The parallel bars stunt has to be one of the greatest pratfalls of all for me. Just once in my life I'd love to make such a grand entrance.
Priceless 😂
Ah... That felt GOOD!
It’s the SOUND he makes when he plunges down the stairwell that’s so damn hilarious.
Beyond briliant, just watching these clips has me in tears of joy,,,,,,simply wonderful.
Still makes me laugh after all these years. Great stuff. RIP Peter !
"that would account for your exaggerated hysteria over a simple blemish on the furniture" 🤣🤣🤣🤣
It can easily rapiered
when he looks up, startled, when the old man speaks, cracks me up every time.
Pure diamond humor over the word 'murder' for 15 seconds from 1:35 to 1:50. How could so much humor be milked out of the back and forth repetition of the word 'murder'. The woman's shocked, befuddled expression combined with Clouseau's exasperation and confusion are priceless. The supporting staff, gardener, bee keeper, etc. deserve kudos also.
"...but that's a priceless Steinway!"...."Not any more!"
''....this is a priceless Steinway piano!"
''Not anymore..." 🤣
Peter Sellers the best of the best
Too bad it misses the intro to this scene where he's walking in the dark looking for a light switch. You hear him walking, walking, walking, and when the light is turned on he's been on the treadmill.
Hahahaha :') Thanks for reminding.
haha yes, "yes, they used to call me the Partova of the parallel bars.
Trevor Miles
*Pavlova
yes,,, i was known as the Pavlova of the parallel bars..lol
"Is there anybody hiding there in the dark?"
My ribs are hurting... "That is a precious Steinway." "Not anymore."
LOL ohhhh my sides hurt............nooottt anymore. lol
lol slamming the maze into the innocent bee keepers face. he kills me
Its not a steinway, if not a piano. Its harpsichord😝
Ok...but why your ribs are hurting? 🤣🤣
@@christophermitchell1827 Not any more, anyway
This has always been one of my favorite scenes in comedic history. The timing is perfect, the slapstick is hilarious, and every line is so quotable!
The funniest 4 minutes in cinema history. PERIOD!
TheLastOfTheFinest80 funniest 2 hours in cinema history
Full stop
I totally agree. I never get tired to see this movies.
4:04 I love the note the vase makes when it hits Clouseau's head. A small detail, but great comedic use of a sound effect 😂
lol no detail is too small here.. love that note on his empty head but yet hard. Sellers made Clouseau so endearingly loveable that you do not think badly at all about him. They used to call me the Ana Pavlova of the parallel bars.. The line that was missing just before he wend down the stairs. That was like saying.. They used to call me the Serena Williams of the parallel bars.
Best movie scene in history. There isn’t even a close second
Do you have a massage for me is close second
How can u not love this guy?!
This was one of THE greatest pink panther scenes ever. Sheer genius! Clouseau is so inept you struggle just to keep up! I laugh ever single time I watch this scene. Sellers is pure comical genius!!
He is probably the most funny person who ever lived. He is the only one that can make me laugh uncontrolable. Every time.
"Before you leave Mr Stiffsticker, I suggest that you count your bees. I believe one of them is missing."
My dad loved his movies. This part we could not stop laughing.. Movies like this are so missed.
I was 16 when the s came out, funny as hell, the pink panther movies and the cartoons were great, thank you for walk down memory Blvd.
I remember when I was young this was a movie my whole family could watch and laugh at no matter how many times we had seen it. This scene, the Kato fight, and the laughing gas scene in the castle are some of the funniest things that have ever happened in a movie.
The dismount from the parallel bars and sticking the landing at the bottom of the stairs is priceless. Like the Steinway…..
Unbelievable! Peter Sellers was a pure comic genius.
steve martin playing him was a epic mistake
@@tyronecamp4246 a shame..
@@tyronecamp4246 it was a crime that there was a remake
You said Murder!! I said Murder?? You said Murder.....!!! How they didn't laugh is anyone's guess? 30years on I've seen this clip a thousand times, I still laugh out load!!! 😂😂
Laugh out load? That made me lol.
I can only imagine these movies took an incredibly long time to make. They had to have shot these scenes a ton of times. No way they pulled it off in one try with out someone busting out laughing.
One of the greatest comedic scenes ever, and for Sellers, that is saying a LOT. Just brilliant.
"That would account for your exaggerated hysteria, over a simple blemish on the furniture."
"BLEMISH?!"
"Whatever has happened to the piano can be easily reyahparrd."
@@NESherv But that's a PRICELESS Steinway!
Not anymore.
I laughed so hard in this scene! I don't know how the actors were able to keep straight faces. So funny and so well done!
yes too too funny.
They couldn't keep straight faces. Sellers has said each scene took 20-30 takes!
We don't know how many takes it needed to get it right
There's only one other actor who could play Clouseau, and that's Lenord Rossiter
they´re British...
A master; a genius. No other actor compares to what he could do. Absolute perfection.
more laughs in that scene than any thing else I see there days. Thanks for the upload.
Republicans trying to elect a Speaker?
No.
That's just pathetic.
I saw this movie this morning. I remember passing on watching it whenever it has come on tv throughout the years, but today I watched and laughed my head off- God, it was so funny! I can't believe I've been missing such a fantastically funny movie all these years!
You passed on watching it? Well, it's just as good post-mortem, I suppose...
Peter sellers passed on way before I was even born but he’s a British comedy goat and one of my favorites he Never fails not to make me laugh 😅😂
What is a comedy goat?
@@nomdeplume69 It's funny and it's got horns
@@nomdeplume69 Greatest of all time.
"It is obvious that the knight who wore that suit, did not last very long." :D
My Dad introduced me to Peter Sellers and the Pink Panther movies when I was 10 years old back in 1975, I introduced them to my daughters when they were that age and they found them as funny as I still do today. Timeless comedy!! My eldest and I still quote the popular lines when the situation fits like "not any more" and laugh together. Thank you Peter, Blake and Henry for making such magic!!
The great Peter Sellers. Also, brilliant to see an appearance by the even greater Leonard Rossiter! His Rigsby might be the greatest sit com character ever. Great clip.
So very true !
1:51 I friggin love him looking around like "Yo where the fuck is that voice from???"
This scene is a comedy masterpiece
I don't know how the other actors got through a scene with him without laughing. I don't think I could have done it.
+LoveFlatfootin1 they always had to do countless takes
LoveFlatfootin1 +In the sequence where Clouseau is disguised as a dentist ostensibly to treat Dreyfus, Herbert Lom later said that when the characters were getting high on laughing gas, he and Sellers actually became overwhelmed by hysterical laughter and couldn’t stop!
LoveFlatfootin1 I would of peed my jeans soaked with the laughter he hilarious put him in a movie with Mr Bean and Jim Carrey please
Because they are British...
Colin Blakley was a great actor. His expressions here are funny too
An absolute hoot of a scene from what is in my opinion the best of the series . Peter sellers Blake Edwards and Herbert lom where all geniuses . May they all rest in peace . From Michael from Yorkshire and proud of it .
If he lived in a padded cell, Clouseau would figure out a way to destroy it.
By not even trying to of course
wurty Exactly
Coral Roper I remember how he destroyed M. Ballon's billiard room in "A Shot in the Dark".
scorpiowatertiger Case in point
Coral Roper :^)
Absolutely superb comedy,these magnificent films won't ever be topped👊🇬🇧
Spent last hour laughing at this classic, so so funny always was and always will be - genius !! 😂😂
3:31 "easily be rap-aired." hehehe
The great thing is Frenchmen don't say it like that. It's not how they'd mispronounce it in English. (Not any French speakers I've heard anyway.) That makes it five times funnier.
This is nothing short of brilliant. Peter Sellers made Clouseau. I can never see anyone else in that role. What he did is truly magnificant.
Before you are dismissed, mr. stiffsticker, I suggest you count your bees. You might find that one of them is missing!
looooooool
YOU'VE RUINED THAT PIANO!
Outstanding piece of comedy. I actually laughed and I can’t remember the last time I laughed at anything. It helped that I’d never seen it before.
First time I saw this I thought my chest was going to burst. It's relentless. Joke upon joke upon joke.
I laughed so hard I saw sparklers winding behind my eyelids . . . .
I don't see many comments on this but the sound effects and audio timing are amazing. The script and acting is world class but, no music, just amped sound effects timed perfectly.
"What is your name?"
"I'm Jaque the Gardener."
"And what is that you do?"
"I'm the gardener."
"AND WHY DIDN'T YOU SAY THAT IN THE FIRST PLACE???"
"I did"
LOL!!!!
@@swifty1969 can't stop laughing
@@provetamin DONT YOU TRY TO GET FUNNY WITH MEEEE. LOL LOL
I wonder how the actors got through it without dissolving into laughter every time. They were all perfect, a perfect backdrop to Sellers’ comic genius. Bravo! 😂❤
'someone in this reum' 'a simple blemish on the furnuture' 'Mr. Sticky stuff, stuff sucker, stiff sticker ... lol There's much more going on than meets the ear' LOL so funny
djanita1970
Cried and cried nearly died of laughter couldn't breathe and stop laughing appreciate a good laugh and the memories as always excellent outstanding brilliant true comedy at its very best to peter sellers and the other actors and actresses who passed away my thoughts are with your family you may be gone but not forgotten still going strong keep the laughs coming really appreciate the vidoes and updates please keep them coming appreciate you guys thanks old is solid pure gold appreciate the memories and a good laugh great job people you should be proud love and respect you guys thanks !!! Joe
"Mrs Lovelever" LOL
The opening with the parallel bars gets me too; "It's all coming back now...AAAAARRRRRGHHH" and straight down the stairs...:)
And when gets up he says "That felt goooooooooooooooood!"
Total genius, saw this movie when it first came out, and this scene is still funny as hell!!!!!
He was unsurpassed in the role.How the hell Steve Martin was even a passing thought is beyond me.Priceless and much missed
Ah would lake to buy a damburger!
Steve Martin is a funny guy, but he's no Sellers.
Yeah Steve Martin is a comedy great in his own right, but no one can even begin to approach Sellers in this role. He simply IS Clouseau.
I love Steve Martin. A Genius. But No one could replace Peter Sellers! Absolutely NO ONE!! I saw these films when they came out in theaters. I won’t ever watch the remakes. The Jerk was a comedic work of art! But you Can’t replace Peter Sellers
Martin , not in Sellers league.
Sellers coming crashing down from upstairs and then the scream from the old house maid...madcap hysterical slapstick humour at its Best! ♥️😆😆😆
Can't stop myself from watching this all over again! It is so funny that I may have seen it 100 times
It's just not possible for something to be this funny.
The good old days really were better!!
Quite simply, in my opinion, the funniest scene ever filmed. Sheer genius.
One of the greatest scenes in comedy history!!
One of a most funny scene with Peter Sellers!
The only scene to be comparable to this is Tati trying to get home in "le jour de fete"
Give me Ten man like Clouseau and I could destroy the world:D
Inadvertently of course. Mostly from martial arts training.
"Is he really that good?" - "Good? He´s terrible!" :)))
Didn't Dreyfuss say that?
Comedy gold!! Love the Pink Panther movies!! Peter Seller's is hilarious!!
Peter Sellers absolutely shines here, how anyone thought Steve Martin could do this role justice is beyond me.
I was 7 years old then. Still rolling on the floor laughing until my stomach hurts!
You picked one of my favorite scenes from all the Pink Panther movies.
That "What meurdeur?" at 1:40 kills me every time. 🤣🤣🤣
Timeless classic,can watch a thousand times and laugh out loud each time...
I can't watch the parallel bars dismount down the stairs without peeing my pants! 😂
That felt gooooood.
"It's all coming back to me now."
@@barefoot191 did you notice when he picks himself up he says “that felt good!” I’m sure he ad libbed that.😆
@@robertmutis4410 Yes! Pure comedy gold!
Mrs. Lovelever ahahhahhaa
Your laugh made me laugh 😂 laugh 😂 - Sellers was so damn funny
1:50 ...best part when he looks for the voice 😂
When I am having a bad day, I look up the clip of this scene. It still makes my stomach hurt from laughing.
I always laugh so hard that I start crying when I watch this scene --- my all time favourite Sellers/Pink Panther scene! "Mr. StiffSticker..." There also a great scene in one of the PP films wherein he disguises himself as the hunchback of Notre Dame "Ooooooh... ze bells, ze bells" Always has me up in stitches! Legend!
"A cook who thinks he is a gardener" my god. :) wits end in humor sellers!