A new case, same diamond! When the high price jewel, The Pink Panther, is stolen from a national museum, only one man can solve the crime. Returning once again is Inspector Jacques Clouseau (Peter Sellers), but sadly, the Inspector isn't having much fun in the present day. Clouseau is reintroduced to the audience while he speaks to a busker playing without a permit. While he questions the man, a robbery occurs right under the Inspector's nose, pushing his Chief (Herbert Lom) to take Jacques Clouseau off all active duty! However, when the word gets out the priceless diamond has been stolen from the National Museum from Lugash, the Shah demands the assistance of Inspector Clouseau. While the Chief dislikes Clouseau, he has no choice but to reinstate him and send him on his way. Can Inspector Jacques Clouseau use his detective skills and knowledge to recover the diamond and reveal who is behind this horrible crime? Return of the Pink Panther serves as a sequel to the original film The Pink Panther which was released back in 1963. Peter Sellers as Inspector Jacques Clouseau is once again brilliant. His comic timing with dialogue and even his facial expressions are all hilarious. Naturally, some of the gags and jokes here may seem a little repetitive or even painful to watch, but I still couldn't help myself from having many chuckles while viewing this film, and it's all thanks to actor Peter Sellers who truly owns this role. Overall, as a new instalment, this is an entertaining film. Peter Sellers is once again, excellent as Inspector Jacques Clouseau and has great comedic timing and perfectly timed facial expressions. The mystery and plot, along with its gags, may seem slightly predictable at times, but it still manages to deliver solid entertainment and a solid quantity of laughs. * This review has been written for Sanity. For more reviews from Walkden Entertainment, check out the link here: www.walkdenentertainment.com