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Peter Gunn

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  • filming of The Pink Panther
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    …series: the stylish detective drama Peter Gunn (1958–61), which began his long collaboration with composer Henry Mancini, and Mr. Lucky (1959–60), which was about a floating casino. Returning to the big screen, he directed The Perfect Furlough (1959), with Curtis and Janet Leigh, before registering his first box-office hit with…

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    …series: the stylish detective drama Peter Gunn (1958–61), which began his long collaboration with composer Henry Mancini, and Mr. Lucky (1959–60), which was about a floating casino. Returning to the big screen, he directed The Perfect Furlough (1959), with Curtis and Janet Leigh, before registering his first box-office hit with…

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