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The opening shot of the film zooms in on a diamond, revealing an outline of the Pink Panther cartoon character, establishing the diamond's importance to the film and explaining its title. This is followed by a cartoon introduction of Inspector Clouseau, depicting him as clumsy to establish his bumbling personality. Further scenes show Clouseau as easily tricked and overconfident in his martial arts skills, revealing more of his comedic character traits to the audience.
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