Thanks fer posting this scene! I swear, when that toilet paper keeps on rolling on and on, it cracks me up more than anything!! And Peter Sellers just stares at it....The Party might not be exactly “P.C.” In 2020, but it was freakin’ hilarious back in 1968 (and still is today for me!)
No problem, actually I have to thank you because I believe we need more of that simple and beautiful, harmless humor in today's movies and you agree with that. That's great =)
I like the scene where he's messing with the command center buttons .. fire in fireplace nearly incinerating people, the statue peeing 15 feet, counters sliding in with drinks falling on the floor. And Sellers clucking like a chicken into a loud speaker. That house was so 60s, but very cool.
Fran Jeffries "Meglio Stasera" playing in the background and by the band, a tribute to the first Pink Panther! Love that song and crossover by Blake Edwards. Being an Indian myself, Peter Sellers can do honourary "brownface" anyday! One of the funniest movies in history
Funny when Peter's chicken from his plate flies up & lands on the woman's head then the very drunk waiter Steve Franken goes to retrieve it only to remove her wig too. Also, if U look closely U can see the string attached to the chicken. Peter's expression during this scene is priceless. Also with the scene above with the toilet paper, just as well there wasn't a shortage then. Hehe
I watched this movie as a child with my parents. Back in the days when you rented video tapes. My siblings and I loved it so much, we would ask my parents over and over again if we could watch the movie with the Indian man in it 😂. My Mum had to explain several times that Peter Sellers wasn’t Indian. It is still one of my favourite comedies.
I’m an old guy and really dig Blake Edwards’ movies. When I was a young kid in the fifties I saw Gunga Din with Douglas Fairbanks Jr, Cary Grant, Sam Jaffe and Victor McLaughlin. I forced (yeah…forced) my family to watch Gunga Din one night before we watched “The Party” just so they would get the satire in the opening bugle scene. It kinda sucks because in movies, if you’ve never seen the original, you don’t get the joke.
🔹️ This situation could happen to anyone, really ❗ But ONLY Peter Sellers had the comedic talent, ability & genius at that time to make this so memorable & hilarious. The only other actors I can think of at the time that could have pulled off such a feat would have been Jack Lemmon, Tony Randall or Don Adams, but Peter Sellers was, by far, at the top of his game during this golden age of comedy in the late 1960s ❗And Peter Sellers would have been the only actor who could have convincingly played the part of a bumbling, incompetent, struggling Indian actor ❗👀👍❕
haha...last week something similar happened to us with a new Toiletpaper-roll...that made me remember this scene...This Movie was so crazy and funny...THX !!!
A successful movie director with a gorgeous mansion near Hollywood comes to blows with a talented, but incredibly clumsy, Indian actor, who has just inadvertently blown up a set for the director's next epic release. Little does the director know that his former employee has just been put on the guest list for a huge party at his mansion! Look. Out! 🤣🤣
Kudos to Peter Sellers and his tremendous talent, but the stylized, Hollywood hipness of Blake Edwards' movies makes me sick. The camera work and editing here reminds me of Edwards' S.O.B. and Richard Mulligan.
Essentially the unofficial third Pink Panther movie, with Bakshi going through many of the gags Clouseau might. Not a racist portrayal, because Bakshi's ethnicity has no bearing on any of the comedy
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One of the funniest and best movies of the past fifty years!
First saw this in the late 70s. Think it’s probably the best comedy
Can’t make movies like this anymore. A pure genius sellers was.
One of the best comedy I have ever seen and I never get tired of watching that over and over in different times 🥰🥰🥰😂😂
One of my favourite childhood memories was watching this with my dad. We still often randomly say “birdy num num” to each other
Beautiful memory, L! Thanks..
We do too!!
So do I!
Gut lauren 👍
I can relate to that!
One of Peter Sellers' best movies ever!
I find it funny when he’s just staring at the toilet paper rolling itself 🚽 🧻 😂😂😂
R.I.P. Peter..Thanks For All You Gave Us..Gone But Definitely Not Forgotten.
ONE OF MY ALL TIME FAVORITE FILMS PETER SELLERS WAS A COMEDY GENIUS
Classic movie, one of my favourites!
Thanks fer posting this scene! I swear, when that toilet paper keeps on rolling on and on, it cracks me up more than anything!! And Peter Sellers just stares at it....The Party might not be exactly “P.C.” In 2020, but it was freakin’ hilarious back in 1968 (and still is today for me!)
No problem, actually I have to thank you because I believe we need more of that simple and beautiful, harmless humor in today's movies and you agree with that. That's great =)
Actually. I really love these old movies. They possess so much charm and quality! Thanks for uploading.
'This Party is strictly for people who don't get out much' (the 'New York Times')
@@SemihBey1 EXCELENTE FILME!
@@None-zc5vg NY Times LOL commie gazette.
Best comedy film of all time
I like the scene where he's messing with the command center buttons .. fire in fireplace nearly incinerating people, the statue peeing 15 feet, counters sliding in with drinks falling on the floor. And Sellers clucking like a chicken into a loud speaker. That house was so 60s, but very cool.
Best movie ever
Undoubtedly, that's the Seller's best comedy performance ever😂👍🏻❗
Awesome flic , never gets old .
I’m sure this is why some people have a fear of flushing toilets in someone’s house.
OMG, I hadn't thought about it til now. Now I'll be paranoid :)
Fran Jeffries "Meglio Stasera" playing in the background and by the band, a tribute to the first Pink Panther! Love that song and crossover by Blake Edwards. Being an Indian myself, Peter Sellers can do honourary "brownface" anyday! One of the funniest movies in history
That clip is so funny. It still cracks me up. One of the funniest movies ever.
Hilarious...and not one sware word
Fantastic film. Sellers best role, IMHO.. of all roles.
Unbelievable movie. Pure entertainment.
Hilarious 😂 always wanted this house to be my house it was so cool..
Funny when Peter's chicken from his plate flies up & lands on the woman's head then the very drunk waiter Steve Franken goes to retrieve it only to remove her wig too. Also, if U look closely U can see the string attached to the chicken. Peter's expression during this scene is priceless. Also with the scene above with the toilet paper, just as well there wasn't a shortage then. Hehe
I watched this movie as a child with my parents. Back in the days when you rented video tapes. My siblings and I loved it so much, we would ask my parents over and over again if we could watch the movie with the Indian man in it 😂. My Mum had to explain several times that Peter Sellers wasn’t Indian. It is still one of my favourite comedies.
Makes me feel old as renting videotapes still seems not that long ago really but I'm 52 now so it's longer than I think.
@@paulanthony5274 Makes me feel old too. I’m 47.
@Spencer Jones He was such a brilliant comedian.
I’m an old guy and really dig Blake Edwards’ movies. When I was a young kid in the fifties I saw Gunga Din with Douglas Fairbanks Jr, Cary Grant, Sam Jaffe and Victor McLaughlin. I forced (yeah…forced) my family to watch Gunga Din one night before we watched “The Party” just so they would get the satire in the opening bugle scene. It kinda sucks because in movies, if you’ve never seen the original, you don’t get the joke.
Hilarious! Peter Sellers is awsome! 😆😆😆😆😆
Birdy num num
Peter Sellers...the ,god' of comedy genre....nobody is even close to him...simple uncomparable..
cinema ?
No; art at its best ...........
Brilliant comedian.
Un genio piter sellers ,nunca mas un Genio ,asi ,siempre estara en mi corazon,,grasias piter sallers por aserme reir sienpre,,❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
It’s amazing that an unravelling loo roll can be so funny!
Clever stuff! 😂🧻😂
Love the Mancini score
It had better be tonight - composition by Henry Mancini which also featured in the Pink Panther film.
I was just checking to see if anyone else picked up on that.
This is a great movie. I love the part he looses his little loafer and he’s stuck at the party in his orange stocking foot !!😂
Yep, whenever there's a party, someone will wreck the bathroom !!
Sometimes, in my life, I have been like him, so difficult to be normal!!
Such an underrated film.
The toilet roll is powered by a Pitter Cement Mixer Engine!
🔹️ This situation could happen to anyone, really ❗ But ONLY Peter Sellers had the comedic talent, ability & genius at that time to make this so memorable & hilarious. The only other actors I can think of at the time that could have pulled off such a feat would have been Jack Lemmon, Tony Randall or Don Adams, but Peter Sellers was, by far, at the top of his game during this golden age of comedy in the late 1960s ❗And Peter Sellers would have been the only actor who could have convincingly played the part of a bumbling, incompetent, struggling Indian actor ❗👀👍❕
haha...last week something similar happened to us with a new Toiletpaper-roll...that made me remember this scene...This Movie was so crazy and funny...THX !!!
If you’re ever feeling down watch any scene from this movie. Instant belly laughs.
Yes, it is a terrific comedy, but I suspect that many Sellers fans have not seen this film.
AMEI ESSE FILME!
The clumsyness of Hrundi V. Bakshi is on another level of comedy.
I find it funny when he makes goofy sounds into the intercom
A laugh out classic movie 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍peters sellers was hilarious.
I never got mr sellars and I love absurd humour
I have the blu ray, definitely worth getting
if you like the Pink Panther films.
Funniest movie ever
Peter Sellers, The Master Of Disaster.
😄
Ah yes well done
I have never seen this movie some how, but I'm going to, we have all of the Pink Panther movies, some of the funniest stuff on tape.
First haunted toilet on a film
I wonder how many takes, were really required to make sure the toilet roll keeps rolling?
maybe the toilet is broken
The dog was trying to warn him
Very clean comedy.
😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀
great movie birdy num numm
OG Mr. Bean!
A successful movie director with a gorgeous mansion near Hollywood comes to blows with a talented, but incredibly clumsy, Indian actor, who has just inadvertently blown up a set for the director's next epic release.
Little does the director know that his former employee has just been put on the guest list for a huge party at his mansion!
Look.
Out! 🤣🤣
Was that toilet paper roll on ball bearings or what? :-D
Birdie num num
5:45 - gets me everytime.
" do not come in, Im making delicate adjustment to the toilet" lol jajjajjajjajjaja
0:22cookie😂😂😂 4:48 😂
He’s channeling Stan Laurel.
I like that lowboy toilet
🤣 What a crime of man
He's like the American version of Mr bean
H'es like Holidays of Mr Hulot from Jacques Tati
The car at the beginning is a dedicace
Hey Capt. Stubing!
😂👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Señor pon Lolita de kubrick
✅☑️
Le top du top
The toilet paper thing happened to me last night at a friends house. How embarassing
🤣🤣💞💞💞
Beware: this is so funny, it could kill ya - if ever humor could do such a thing.
What could go wrong in a pee ??? 🤷♂️
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤩😍🥰
Better than Chaplin, yes or yes?
The oil painting smear on the toilet paper looks like shite!! LOL!!!!
😂😂😂
Kudos to Peter Sellers and his tremendous talent, but the stylized, Hollywood hipness of Blake Edwards' movies makes me sick. The camera work and editing here reminds me of Edwards' S.O.B. and Richard Mulligan.
2nd mr bean
😂
Ohoh.... Blackfacing, no go❣❣This Film has to be destroeyd ❣❣🤪🤪🤪🤪
Essentially the unofficial third Pink Panther movie, with Bakshi going through many of the gags Clouseau might. Not a racist portrayal, because Bakshi's ethnicity has no bearing on any of the comedy
Crenelelrchien
Really good, when racism was openly displayed.
I think you have to watch this movie one more time and try to understand what you see.