Inspector Clouseau
Director: Bud Yorkin
Actors: Alan Arkin, Frank Finlay, Delia Boccardo
PlotInspector Jacques Clouseau is a bumbling yet endearing French detective who is assigned to a high-stakes mission when Scotland Yard calls upon his services. A string of daring and sophisticated thefts has shattered the peace, and the police are baffled by the cleverness of the criminal organization behind them. Enter Clouseau, who, with his unique methodology and an abundance of eccentricities, is believed to have a fresh perspective that could crack the intricate case. Despite his less-than-stellar reputation among peers, he embarks on the mission, determined to unravel the conspiracy.
As the investigation unfolds, Clouseau's path is riddled with comedic errors and near-catastrophic misunderstandings. His attempts to gather clues consistently backfire, causing chaos wherever he goes. However, his unconventional approach begins to yield unexpected results, leading him closer to the heart of the criminal network. Along the way, he navigates a web of deception, hidden identities, and unpredictable alliances. With each misstep seemingly turning into a fortuitous lead, Clouseau inches towards an astounding discovery that could either prove his worth or lead to an unfathomable conclusion. Amidst the confusion, his unwavering ambition and peculiar charm ensure that his journey remains as entertaining as it is perilous.
Writers: Blake Edwards, Maurice Richlin, Tom Waldman
Release Date: 19 Jul 1968
Runtime: 96 min
Rating: G
Country: United Kingdom, United States
Language: English
Home Video Reviews
Alan Arkin's miscast effort can't measure up to Peter Sellers' legacy, but the Blu-ray's excellent video, sound, and commentary makes it worth a nostalgic rental.
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