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He was educated at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art theater studio in London, where he developed his acting skills and skills. In the early years of his career, Peter Sellers appeared in small roles in film and television, but soon his talent was noticed, and he got the opportunity to act in major projects.

Over time, Peter Sellers' career became more successful, and he became one of the most recognized actors of his time. He attracted the attention of viewers and critics with his skill and variability. Some of his significant works include:

- "Pink Panther" (1963): In this comedy tape, he played the role of Inspector Clouseau, a character made iconic by his awkward adventures.

- "Dr. Strangelove, or How I Learned Not to Worry and Loved the Atomic Bomb" (1964): In this black comedy, Sellers played several roles, including the main character - Dr. Strangelove.

Peter Sellers continued to act in films until the very last years of his life, remaining one of the most influential and respected actors of his time. His work will remain forever in the hearts and memory of fans of cinema.