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Dyan Cannon | Simone Legree | |
Herbert Lom | Chief Insp. Charles Dreyfus | |
Peter Sellers | Chief Insp. Jacques Clouseau | |
Robert Webber | Philippe Douvier | |
Burt Kwouk | Cato Fong | |
Tony Beckley | Guy Algo | |
Robert Loggia | Al Marchione | |
Paul Stewart | Julio Scallini | |
André Maranne | Sgt. François Chevalier | |
Graham Stark | Professor Auguste Balls | |
Alfie Bass | Fernet | |
Sue Lloyd | Claude Russo | |
Danny Schiller | Cunny | |
Douglas Wilmer | Police Commissioner | |
Ferdy Mayne | Dr. Paul Laprone |
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Producer | Blake Edwards
Tony Adams |
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Writer | Ron Clark
Blake Edwards Frank Waldman |
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Cinematography | Ernest Day
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Musician | Henry Mancini
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The world believes that Clouseau has become the victim of Douvier, a drug lord who has just blown the hapless inspector's home into a million pieces. At the funeral, Inspector Dreyfus performs the eulogy with tears in his eyes - from attempting to suppress his happiness! But it's Clouseau who has the last laugh. Very much alive, he has headed for Hong Kong with the drug lord's discarded mistress to investigate Douvier and a heroin deal worth 50 million francs. But can Clouseau, disguised as the Godfather, intercept the deal? Will inspector Dreyfus, who's also on the case, see past the disguise in time to avoid killing his subordinate…or will he just kill him anyway? |
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