• The Pink Panther (2006)

    When the coach of a French soccer team is killed, his ring featuring the legendary Pink Panther diamond goes missing. Luckily, Chief Inspector Dreyfus (Kevin Kline) has a plan: assign his most intelligent, most driven officers to track down the thieves in secret, while publicly assigning the bumbling Inspector Jacques Clouseau (Steve Martin) as head of the case. Clouseau seems hopeless, until his various mistakes and misjudgments miraculously put him on the real killer's trail.

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The Pink Panther
38
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Release Date: February 10th, 2006

DVD Release Date: June 13th, 2006

PG |1 hr 33 min

Plot Summary

When the coach of a French soccer team is killed, his ring featuring the legendary Pink Panther diamond goes missing. Luckily, Chief Inspector Dreyfus (Kevin Kline) has a plan: assign his most intelligent, most driven officers to track down the thieves in secret, while publicly assigning the bumbling Inspector Jacques Clouseau (Steve Martin) as head of the case. Clouseau seems hopeless, until his various mistakes and misjudgments miraculously put him on the real killer's trail.

Cast: Steve Martin, Kevin Kline, Beyoncé , Jean Reno, Emily Mortimer, Henry Czerny, Kristin Chenoweth, Roger Rees

Director: Shawn Levy

Genres: Comedy

Production Co: Metro Goldwyn Mayer

Distributors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Keywords: 2000s, Rivalry, France, Murder, Pursuit, New York City, Quest, Girlfriend, Investigation

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  • 40
    Michael RechtshaffenThe Hollywood Reporter

    Even with the inspired choice of Steve Martin in the Clouseau role, this "Panther" picture is more bumbling and fumbling than the blissfully oblivious, accident-prone Inspector. show more

  • 75
    Mike ClarkUSA Today

    Transforming Clouseau's perennial nemesis into a more urbane smoothie, Kevin Kline delivers like a pro. show more

  • 60
    Joe MorgensternWall Street Journal

    This slapdash farce, arriving three decades after Sellers last inhabited the role, sustains a baseline of good will that often spikes into delight at Mr. Martin's beguiling nonsense.

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