Patrick Cargill

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.

Written, directed and composed by Charlie Chaplin, his final film revolves around Russian emigre countess Natascha, forced into prostitution in Hong Kong, who stows away in wealthy American Ogden's stateroom to blackmail her way to the States.

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.

During the early reign of King Henry VIII, the king's sister, princess Mary Tudor falls in love with the Captain of the Guards, Charles Brandon, but is forced to become the unwilling bride of the aging King of France. When the king dies, Charles comes to France to rescue Mary from an unwanted marriage to the Duke of Buckingham.