Revenge of the Pink Panther (1978) - Meeting Mr. Chong Scene (3/12) | Movieclips
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- Revenge of the Pink Panther - Meeting Mr. Chong: Douvier (Robert Webber) hires a Hong Kong assassin, Mr. Chong (Ed Parker), who demonstrates his abilities by taking down other contracted assassins.
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FILM DESCRIPTION:
When French drug kingpin Philippe Douvier (Robert Webber) learns that he's losing the respect of New York mob bosses, he decides to murder Chief Inspector Jacques Clouseau (Peter Sellers) to regain his reputation. After a case of mistaken identity, Clouseau is declared dead, much to the delight of his former boss, Charles Dreyfus (Herbert Lom). When Clouseau reemerges, he teams up with Douvier's ex-lover, Simone LeGree (Dyan Cannon), to break up the drug trafficking operation.
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TM & © MGM (1978)
Cast: Robert Webber
Director: Blake Edwards
Screenwriter: Blake Edwards, Frank Waldman, Ron Clark
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Ed Parker was in reality a very nice man, he never thought of himself as superior to anyone just because he was the founder of the American Kenpo system. I spoke to him once, maybe a couple of years before he passed away, and even though I was in a Kenpo school not directly affiliated with his IKKA system, he took the time to talk to me for like 20 minutes. He had a "regular guy" way about him, he was easy to talk to, he told jokes and laughed, but when it came to fighting he demanded a logical approach, he demanded reason and logic in everything you did from a scientific perspective. He would call out his senior instructors right in front of the students in something wasn't scientifically right. A wonderful man, and very sadly missed.
This is very nice to read. Edmund is my great grandfather, I would always hear stories but I never actually met him. My grandma (Ed’s daughter) would always tell us about how he was a very strong speaker, and how he cared about every one. I’m glad to know he touched hearts 😊
Met him in early 80's during his first visit to Australia, warm person and very approachable.
@@gizelle8802 Mr. Parker had about 3 daughters and a son??
@@KempoWarrior1954 Yes, he did (he had 4 daughters and 1 son). My Grandma is Beth Uale (Uale is her married name) she has a brother, ed Parker jr., Darlene Tafua, Sheri Pula, and Yvonne Autry (I’m using all their married names)
@@gizelle8802 I have a book called Memories of Ed Parker and it has photos of him and his wife and children.
Mr. Ed Parker was no damn joke! May he Rest in Peace.
Elvis Presley personal bodyguard and trainer sensei
one bad dude,i've read this work,KEMPO is no joke,ed parker stream lined it
10th Dan Grandmaster. AMERICAN Kenpo Karate
@@guthabanglasdash8641 that wasn't just his body guard they were friends since 1960
My mom resembled Mr Chong back in the late 80s lol
She must be one butt kicking mom lol
I have to respect that assassin in the black leather jacket. He actually gave Mister Chong a good challenge, unlike the others that went down fast.
I must have seen this part at least a hundred times and I didn't notice until just now that Ed Parker is wearing his Martial Arts schools emblem on his jacket.
All in all, a great setup...for the gag of Clouseau taking him out, thinking he was Kato.
It was just like watching John Wick 😂...
I LOVE the Pink Panther movies!!
Such an excellent fight with such a sense of humor.
Every kid in my 6th grade class wanted Mr. Chong hair after seeing this movie!
I actually had that hair helmet 😆
Kenpo is legit. RIP Ed Parker.
Thomas Ian Griffith is a black belt in it. I wonder if he knew Ed Parker
Rank is not easy in kenpo it takes years of hard training to become a black belt.
@@dancastro6873I wonder if Martin Kove knew him as well.
The most funny of this scene is how the boss looking totally pissed but just silently hands his servant a dustpan and bruch.
That's priceless 🤣 when he gives him a little broom and dust pan to clean up the mess 😂😅
Ed Parker: bodyguard and friend to Elvis Presley.
Elvis Presley was a famous Pink Panther fan.
Thank You Mr Parker for leaving us your Art. I just recently started training again.
This movie came out a year after his student and friend Elvis Presley died. Sadly, Ed Parker passed away young himself in 1990 at age 59.
Wow that's young. Why did he die?
@Jake Collins Sorry to hear it.
@@everettsager4654
Creo que infarto de corazón. Le sobrevino en un aeropuerto.
Ed Parker Did more than most people realize to popularize the martial arts in the USA, going back to the early 60s. Bruce Lee was filmed at one of his tournament exhibitions
Fue un pionero.
I'm going to spoil the best part of the scene. The guy who got 'catapulted' through the wall was running towards a wall. One of the funniest scenes I've ever seen.
Ed Parker was a great teacher. Taught many great martial artist. Truly a master.
A man with presents and stature. 🥋👊🏻
By coincidence Ed Parker’s student and friend Elvis Presley was known to be a big fan of the 1960s Pink Panther movies.
the man who smashes the bottle on Mr chongs head is stunt man Terry Walsh who worked regularly on the classic tv series doctor who .
Camp Freddy really went up in the world, but, after all, he was a man who knew how to spell: big.
Omigod I'm so mad that they destroyed that lamp!! That lamp was beautiful!!
1:14 Classic kenpo.
Just like Ed Parker’s #1 student Jeff Speakman.
Chuck Liddell’s master lol such a BMF
I trained under his students, amazing man from their stories❤❤❤
That fight scene was incredible WOW ed Parker back in the days was no joke... OSU!!!!!
Absolutely My favorite all-time
ED PARKER Scene!! He was one of the Fathers of American Karate 💥👊🥋
And a good Bodyguard to ELVIS PRESLEY 🎸🎼🎵🎶
Fact: Ed is my great grandfather and my grandma (ed Parker’s daughter) said that when her father found out about elvis’s death he cried, my grandma says she’s never seen her father cry like that before
@@gizelle8802 back in the 1960s ED PARKER Did a Movie Called the WRECKING CREW!! One of My distant relatives was a young lady named Sharon Tate who also played in the film. Its seems We are linked to some really incredible, Wonderful ppl in Our families that have past on. They'll Never be forgotten.
@@bobcruise945 I love hearing stories about mine, and others relatives. I haven’t watched wrecking crew yet but I will now!
I talked with MIKE STONE a few months ago about THE WRECKING CREW, They both worked with Bruce Lee, Chuck Norris and Joe Lewis on that Set with Dean Martin and Sharon Tate.
It was filmed in 1968, came out in early 1969.
The late, great Ed Parker, Grand Master of American Kenpo. I studied under one of his students who presented her with her first degree Black belt.
Ed Parker was a Grandmaster and Creator of American Kenpo Karate. He was often referred to as the father of American Karate as well as the most brutal man on the planet
Could have used better or more sound effects. Good stuff for sure.
Sometime in 1979, a movie called "KILL THE GOLDEN GOOSE" was released, which pitted Ed Parker's Kenpo skills against Korean grandmaster, Bong Soo Han (he also worked in Tom Laughlin's "BILLY JACK" movies, and was later used by director John Landis in "KENTUCKY FRIED MOVIE" in 1977), as Han was a superior Hapkido master. Parker played "Mauna Loa", named after Hawaii's famous volcano, who is hired by a private figure who uses Mauna Loa's lethal skills to silence members of a private corporation, while Han played an LAPD detective assigned to the case. while the dialogue wasn't too impressive, it was great to see Ed Parker's skills in Kenpo being used in highly lethal and linear moves, along with Bong Soo Han's amazing Hapkido skills. the movie was retitled "KILL THE GOLDEN NINJA", which seemed a fitting title for a master like Ed Parker, who died at the Honolulu Airport in late 1990 at the age of 63.
That scene where Parker uses a broken plate to open the carotid arteries of an attacker. Brilliant.
Bruce Lee a good friend of Ed Parker and introduce by him to Hollywood and western martial arts community did a scene similar to this in Marlowe where he destroys the guy office but it’s not like Parker’s who takes out the henchmen first then demolishes the guys office. The other difference is guy behind his destroyed office desk chopped up in half by Parker, hands a broom and dust pan to his scared secretary guardsman and proceeds to leave out. While in the Marlowe scene Bruce puts on shades and hustles out of the office after demolishing it.
And wearing the Kenpo crest on his jacket ❤
That's my grand uncle
Little-known fact that Ed Parker was actually the man who discovered Bruce Lee. He was also Elvis's karate teacher and was asked to play Han in Enter the Dragon... Then again the part of roper in Enter the Dragon was written with Elvis in mind...
ha love the marlow reference haha
He had a great thick head of hair, I'm jealous.
Men who go white or grey early always have a fine mop. Weird eh?
@@KempoWarrior1954 Nah not for me, I started going grey in my late teens/early 20's and my hairline is quite thin now(34 years)
@@drew5160 Sounds like me.
Wow he introduced karate to the television
Love this scene xD
Parker was out of breath in no time.
0:48 I still remember this part. Though not all the slow-mos this scene had.
Mr. Chong would be an excellent heel wrestler
Mr chum your target is clouseau
Mr chum: I'm out lol
Imagine Mr. Chong taking on Mr. Miyagi, John Kreese and Terry Silver. NO MERCY!!
Bunch of pretenders, Morita had the Great Fumio Demura do all the stunt work, and them goons Creese & Silver were just Murderous Vets bound by circumstance. Them fools are not worth the energy to snap a neck anymore than the energy to pass gas. Fantastic Fantasies from Fart’s Lagoon at the foot of the Turd Cascades falling from Round Mounds Ridge. 🪨⛰🌊💩🏝🏖🛖
And it wasn't until now that I realize some PAFFs were added afterwards
I wish Toru Tanaka was one of the assassins Ed Parker faced off against here. In real life, that one's too tough to call.
Haku would kill both of them at once
Who the hell is Mr Chong 😂❤😂 Mr Algo and Mr Douvier are NOT impressed at all
Outstanding!
It's interesting How he used his Kenpo in this film the only thing I saw that looks familiar was five swords everything else was unique but a again I study Tracy's Kenpo Karate
Question, is that Mr. Chong's real hair?
It was. That's Ed Parker. He worked for Elvis back in the 70s. Amazing hair.
Yes it was.
Im sure i seen this guy the other night be a bodyguard for elvis presley in a youtube vid, can someone please confirm this?
Yes I can confirm this, Ed is my great grandfather and he was a bodyguard for Elvis, also a very close friend, in a bibliography by ed, he said that Elvis wanted to come watch a kempo competition held by ed. Ed didn’t want all the attention to go to Elvis so when the lights cut out he brought Elvis to the seats in the front row, that’s when Elvis would meet his wife. Elvis was currently dating someone else and regrets seating Elvis and his soon wife next to each other.
@@gizelle8802 Parker in an interview stated he travelled with Elvis as a friend opposed to a professional bodyguard. There again he would have stepped in if required.
@@KempoWarrior1954 Ok I got this completely wrong 😂😂 Last night while at my grandmas house she said that her father (Ed Parker) didn’t want to be his bodyguard because of how he had so many dojos. So you are correct, I’m not always sure about my family lines 🤣
@@gizelle8802 I'd be honoured to say that he was my grandfather.
ELVIS even had good taste in men also‼️
Where's Cheech?
Looks like Ed parker
Dude in the suede jacket got the worst of it I think, being sent through a table and a wall! 😬
Ed parker isn't as fast as Jeff speakman
Jeff speakman was taught by Ed parker
EMILY OSMENT AS MR CHONG
Who the hell is Mr. Chong !?
He's a neenja
He's portrayted by Ed Parker, one of the topest and famous masters of martial arts in USA. Bodyguard of Elvis Presley and founder of the American Kenpo Karate style 💪🥋🐉
Jeff Speakman is your son?
The walls are not made from concrete like normal.
Bah!
He still was no match for Clouseau.
Mr Chong from Hong Kong..
Ha haaaa
😂🤣
Kato will beat up Mr chong 🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Terrible editing...
Try telling Mr. Chong that.
Cringey…
In those years they didn't care much for martial arts, I'm guessing they didn't give ed parker much time to rehearse the fight scenes.
@@Ruben901 Ultra cringey… Mr. Chong? C’mon man! This was whack!
It’s not supposed to be taken seriously. Get yourself to a Chinese nooky factory
Ed Parker was a fraud. Even choreographed like here his moves are sloppy and amateurish. Awarded Elvis a 7th Dan after what, a year's training? Search TH-cam videos of Elvis doing karate too, if you want a good laugh
This was back then when Hollywood didn't care much for martial arts. The choreography was sloppy, yes, but the movie didn't care much for that.