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THE PINK PANTHER Blake Edwards

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The Pink Panther is an American comedy-mystery film series that features a bumbling French police detective named Inspector Jacques Clouseau.[1] Usually the main goal of the film is to be protecting this large and valuable pink diamond, dubbed the Pink Panther which is usually shown in at least six of the eleven films during the opening of movie. The story behind the jewel is due to the flaw of its center, when gazed upon up close, it is said to resemble a leaping pink panther.

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In the movies, Inspector Jacques Clouseau is portrayed by Peter Sellers (1963–1964, 1975–1978, 1982), Alan Arkin (1968), Roger Moore (1983), Roberto Benigni (1993), and Steve Martin (2006, 2009).[2] Below is a list of the films in
sequential order:

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The Pink Panther also had a series of animated shorts that were distributed by many different companies over the years.[3] Below is a list of the shows in sequential order:

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