Son of the Pink Panther
Clumsy has a colour all its own.
Chief Inspector Dreyfus (Herbert Lom) tries to find a kidnapped princess in the country of Lugash, but the inept, young policeman (Roberto Benigni) aiding him looks eerily familiar. When director Blake Edwards decided to make a ninth entry in the series, several actors returned in their old parts but are less than engaging; that’s also true for Benigni who has a few good scenes but can’t match Peter Sellers. Not a pleasant experience, although Bobby McFerrin’s performance of the theme is creative.
1993-U.S. 93 min. Color. Widescreen. Regi: Blake Edwards. Cast: Roberto Benigni (Jacques Gambrelli), Herbert Lom (Charles Dreyfus), Claudia Cardinale (Maria Gambrelli), Burt Kwouk, Debrah Farentino, Robert Davi.
Trivia: In A Shot in the Dark (1964), the character of Maria Gambrelli was played by Elke Sommer; Cardinale on the other hand played Princess Dahla in The Pink Panther (1964).
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