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  • Does that mean that Martin's Clouseau is in the same vein as Peter Falk's "Columbo"?

    Clouseau vs. Clouseau 2009

  • The real-life parallel of Clouseau is George W Bush, someone who stumbles his way up the ladder.

    Clouseau vs. Clouseau 2009

  • Instead of being a character in a farce, Clouseau is merely a clown in a dunk tank, and Sellers puts about that much effort into playing him.

    Clouseau vs. Clouseau 2009

  • When Martin's Clouseau is on the case, the joke is that the supposedly smarter people in the room are missing the clues Clouseau finds because they are too focused on his stumbles and bumbles.

    Clouseau vs. Clouseau 2009

  • In a way, Martin's Clouseau is like an over-eager little kid who can't get the grown-ups to take him seriously, and the harder he tries to make them treat him as a grown-up like them the more child-like he appears in their eyes.

    Clouseau vs. Clouseau 2009

  • In a way, Martin's Clouseau is like an over-eager little kid who can't get the grown-ups to take him seriously, and the harder he tries to make them treat him as a grown-up like them the more child-like he appears in their eyes.

    Lance Mannion: 2009

  • When Martin's Clouseau is on the case, the joke is that the supposedly smarter people in the room are missing the clues Clouseau finds because they are too focused on his stumbles and bumbles.

    Lance Mannion: 2009

  • When Sellers 'Clouseau is on the case, the joke is that Clouseau is often missing the obvious.

    Lance Mannion: 2009

  • Martin's Clouseau is also a "sad and serious" man.

    Clouseau vs. Clouseau 2009

  • Instead of being a character in a farce, Clouseau is merely a clown in a dunk tank, and Sellers puts about that much effort into playing him.

    Lance Mannion: 2009

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