Barbara Dana

Inspector Clouseau -- The world's favorite 'Pink Panther' super-sleuth is back and at it again in this outrageous comedy caper, starring Alan Arkin as the beloved but brainless Inspector Clouseau. When a nation's in trouble, criminal masterminds don't stand a chance against the French detective with a knack for reckless investigation.Tension is building at Number Ten Downing Street when it's discovered that the money stolen in the Great Train Robbery is merely operating capital for a bigger criminal plan.

For only this “Pink Panther” series film, the talented Alan Arkin quite successfully assumes the role of Inspector Clouseau usually played by Peter Sellers. The plot centers on a series of Swiss bank robberies under investigation by an uptight Scotland Yard inspector, who naturally becomes infuriated by Clouseau's unwelcome intervention. Meanwhile, the robbers decide to confuse matters by wearing Clouseau masks.

Emmy Award-winner Peter Falk (COLUMBO, THE PRINCESS BRIDE) and Academy Award-winner Alan Arkin (LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE, SLUMS OF BEVERLY HILLS) are brilliantly funny in this zany comedy about a dentist and a "CIA Agent," and their riotous misadventures on the eve of their children's wedding. Written by Andrew Bergman (HONEYMOON IN VEGAS, BLAZING SADDLES), and co-starring Academy Award-nominee David Paymer (ALEX & EMMA, STATE & MAIN), Ed Begley, Jr. (THE ACCIDENTAL TOURIST) and Nancy Dussault (TV's "Too Close for Comfort"). A runaway box office hit, this film was directed by Academy Award-honoree Andrew Hiller (CARPOOL, SILVER STREAK).

In this darkly comic sci-fi film, a race of aliens known as the Monitors comes to Earth and exerts rigid control over all of humanity, instituting a series of strict new "laws" designed to rid the world of dangerous vices. It's up to a passionate band of underground rebels (including Guy Stockwell, Susan Oliver, Sherry Jackson and Larry Storch) to kick the extraterrestrial hall monitors out and send them back to outer space where they belong.