What Do You Know About The Pink Panther?

The correct answer is Pink Panther. The question states that the first film in the series derived its name from a pink diamond that is called the Pink Panther. This suggests that the diamond is a key element in the film and is likely the focus of the plot. Therefore, the correct answer is Pink Panther.

The correct answer is Henry Mancini. Henry Mancini composed the theme music for the film series that features the character Clouseau, which was originated by and closely associated with Peter Sellers. The question is asking for the composer of the theme music, and Henry Mancini is the correct answer.

Peter Sellers is the correct answer because he originated the role of Clouseau in The Pink Panther in 1963. He is most closely associated with the character, having portrayed him in multiple films in the Pink Panther series. Sellers' portrayal of Inspector Clouseau became iconic and is often remembered as one of his most memorable performances.

The film mentioned in the question is centered on a character named Peter Sellers. However, the resulting series would be built on Clouseau rather than Charles Lytton. The correct answer, David Niven, is not mentioned in the question but is likely the character who plays Charles Lytton in the film.

The correct answer is Christopher Plummer. In the film "The Return of the Pink Panther," Christopher Plummer portrays Sir Charles Lytton.

In the Panther Film series, Kevin Kline played the role of Chief Inspector. This means that he portrayed a high-ranking officer in the police force who was in charge of leading and overseeing investigations. As the Chief Inspector, Kline's character would have held a position of authority and responsibility within the law enforcement agency.

In the movie "The Pink Panther," released less than a year ago, Clouseau returns to bumble his way through a murder investigation. This movie also marks the first appearance of Charles Lytton, Charles Dreyfus, and Burk Kwouk.

Lynne Frederick is the correct answer because Trail of the Pink Panther was intended as a tribute to Peter Sellers, who passed away before the film was completed. Lynne Frederick was Sellers' widow at the time, so using unused materials from Strikes Again and scenes from previously released Pink Panther films was a way to honor Sellers and pay tribute to his character, Inspector Clouseau.

The correct answer is A and C only. The first film in the series had an animated opening sequence created by DePatie-Freleng Enterprises. The sequence featured The Pink Panther Theme by Mancini and the Pink Panther character, both of which were designed by Hawley Pratt and Friz Freleng. Neil Kaufman is not mentioned in relation to the creation of the animated opening sequence.

The phrase "It ultimately appeared in six of the series" suggests that there were six films in the series where the jewel appeared, regardless of whether it was relevant to the plot or not. Since the phrase also mentions that the phrase was used for "all the subsequent films in the series," it implies that there were additional films in the series where the jewel did not figure in the plot. Therefore, the total number of films in the series would be more than six, making the correct answer "Eleven."