Michael Ward

Peter Sellers, in his fifth appearance as the ever-bungling Inspector Closeau, dodges bombs, bullets, karate chops and even his own blundering screw-ups -- to Chief Inspector Dreyfus' dismay! Dyan Cannon co-stars.

Peter Sellers, in his fifth appearance as the ever-bungling Inspector Closeau, dodges bombs, bullets, karate chops and even his own blundering screw-ups -- to Chief Inspector Dreyfus' dismay! Dyan Cannon co-stars.

Bumbling Inspector Jacques Clouseau (Peter Sellers) is at it again...for the fifth time. This time he's pitted against Douvier (Robert Webber), a business tycoon who runs an international narcotics ring. Douvier decides that his "dumped" mistress, Simone (Dyan Cannon), knows far too much about his illegal enterprises and arranges for her demise. When Clouseau stumbles on the scene and accidentally saves Simone's life, she becomes his grateful accomplice. On his way to a rendezvous with Douvier, Clouseau is mugged by a transvestite, who makes off with his clothes in his car. The transvestite is the one who drives into Douvier's trap and gets blown away! Clouseau is pronounced dead. Attending his own memorial service, disguised as a priest, is Clouseau...and he's far from finished.

This wacky romantic comedy finds theater mogul Scott Raymond (Jack Watling) challenging psychiatrist Dr. Malcolm Nettel's (John Bentley) claim that he can create a "perfect" child by hypnotizing the soon-to-give-birth mother beforehand. Once the bet is in motion, Raymond convinces an actress to impersonate a pregnant woman, thus ensuring that the result goes his way. Unfortunately, the woman falls for the doc, which considerably changes the game.

Doctors Burke and Hare leave the confines of St Swithins for the world of general practice, stopping off on the way as patients at the Foulness Anti-cold Unit. Hare then takes up a position as junior in a well-healed G.P.'s surgery while Burke continues to sow his doctorial wild oats.

With an eye toward buying an expensive necklace for his ladylove (Jill Dixon), poor jewelry store clerk Norman Hackett (Norman Wisdom) decides to raise the funds by betting on a string of horse races. Surprisingly, Norman picks the winning ponies, but as his earnings accumulate, his bookie becomes reluctant to pay up. John Paddy Carstairs directs this screwball comedy that also stars Joan Sims and Marjorie Rhodes.

Despite his talent, painter Daniel Jakor finds little success until he begins using his gifts to imitate great artists like Picasso and Degas. When his fakes start selling for huge sums, the web of corruption surrounding Daniel grows ever larger.

Paul Mitchell (Dennis O'Keefe) is an American hired to guard Leonardo da Vinci's priceless painting &NFi;Madonna and Child&NFi_; as it travels to be exhibited in London. When it's stolen from the museum, Paul must hunt down the culprits who replaced it with a forgery. He queries experts about counterfeiting, and suspicion falls on painter Henry Mason (John Laurie), although Paul's quest is compromised by his romance with Henry's daughter (Coleen Gray).

Struggling to sell his own art, Daniel Jakor finds his true genius lies in the forgery of the great masters--artists like Picasso and Monet.

Struggling to sell his own art, Daniel Jakor finds his true genius lies in the forgery of the great masters--artists like Picasso and Monet.

Daniel Jakor is one of the most prolific and successful artists the world has never heard of. Struggling to sell his own art, he finds his true genius lies in the forgery of the great masters—artists like Picasso and Monet. Daniel is quickly pulled into a world of organized crime run by Irish crime boss. When he gets in too deep, with no way out, there is only one person who can track him down: his ex-fiancée, an authenticator from famed auction house Sotheby’s. Can she find him before the FBI does, or will double-crossing the mob bring his world crashing down? In the end, if no one knows, is it really Fake?

The picture is set in North Africa and is partially narrated by an American radio man who keeps the story moving. When the Germans retake the "pub" (in which so much of the action takes place) they find, after interrogating the staff, that the daughter of the house is called Lilli Marlene.