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My favourites on film were "Murder By Death" and the 1970 version of "The Out-Of-Towners" but he was definitely the king of Broadway comedies.

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My favourites on film were "Murder By Death"

I can never stop loving a scene in that movie with Peter Sellers, even though I was a little too young to be watching it, back then (my mother took me and I got scared half the time):

Chinese father (Sellers) gets out of the car just before he and his son cross a rickety bridge and orders his son to test it.

SON: But why ME, Pop?!

FATHER: Because *I* smart enough to get out first!


Lenona.