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Peter Sellers was born 100 years ago today. - A THREAD A comedy icon whose brilliant back catalogue remains hilarious, and is still the benchmark for physical comedy. Here are 10 of my favourite clips from The Pink Panther Strikes Again (1976): 1. The Interrogation 1/

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