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📺Peter Sellers does his Michael Caine impression (1972). 🔥🔥🔥 Peter Sellers casually announces he’s going to do Michael Caine… and then completely disappears into the voice. The accent, the timing, the little pauses — it’s spot-on. He even drops the line that would later become forever linked with Caine:... show more

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📺This Peter Sellers routine is a great reminder of how talented he was with accents and timing. He slips into a Cockney character in an Italian restaurant and just owns the bit. The voice work, the pacing, and the way he lands the jokes all feel effortless. Sellers could disappear into characters better than almost anyone of his era, and this clip shows that skill in a pure stand-up/sketch format. His technical ability as a performer is still impressive. ❓Do you think Peter Sellers is underrated today as a pure comedy technician, or does he still get the credit he deserves? 👇 #PeterSellers #BritishComedy #ClassicComedy #ComedyLegend #Accents #SketchComedy

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