Blake Edwards

Director
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The Profile

Blake Edwards (1922–2010) was an American film director, screenwriter and producer, best known for comedies such as the Pink Panther series and The Party and for dramas such as Days of Wine and Roses. He frequently collaborated with actor Peter Sellers and composer Henry Mancini.

Directed both broad comedies and serious dramas; notable collaborations include Peter Sellers and Henry Mancini. His career spanned mid-20th century American cinema with several films now regarded as classics.

DeBaser's reviews praise Blake Edwards for a mix of sophisticated satire and physical comedy, highlighting works from Breakfast at Tiffany's to The Party and Days of Wine and Roses. Reviewers note recurring collaborators (Peter Sellers, Henry Mancini) and an ability to shift between comedy and serious drama. Overall the coverage is appreciative and focused on craft and performances.

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