What Goes Around, Comes Around, and Does Not Go Around (2002)
Caballero (2006)
Awards and nominations
In addition to his writing, Sellers received nominations for an Academy Award, a Golden Globe, a Grammy Award and two Tony Awards for co-writing the music and lyrics to Dear Mr. Wonderful (1993). Sellers also received the Grammy Award for Best Musical Show Album for Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (2005). Sellers received the Grammy Award for the "Best Compilation Soundtrack For Motion Pictures, Television Or Other Visual Media" for Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.
Personal life
Sellers married actress Judy Carne in 1959, and they remained together until her death in 1992. The couple had two children, Samantha and Thomas. Samantha is a singer, songwriter and actress who performed in theater and television productions, including a recurring role in the television series Party of Five. In October 2006, Sellers publicly admitted that he had been living with cancer, had been in remission for years, but was now living with the disease again. He stated that "My blood cell count is quite high. The reason I am not coming out and saying that I have cancer is because it would be too cruel to the people who have been really great to me."
Death
On 7 April 2010, Sellers died at his home in Beverly Hills, California, from pancreatic cancer at the age of 84. He was survived by his partner of 43 years, David Miner.
Legacy
The British Library announced in November 2013 that it had acquired the archive of Sellers and Carne in preparation for their film on the 1960s partnership between the pair, to be titled Love Me Tender.
Selected filmography
Film
Television
Writer and composer
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| 1965
|The Alaskans
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| 1968
|The Prisoner of Spenda
| "Who? Me? Oh, No"
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| 1968
|The Bed-Sitting Room (segment "A Fistful of Lightbulbs")
| "A Fistful of Lightbulbs" – "I Know I've Been Slinging These Canned Goods Long Enough"
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| 1969
| The Mind of Mr. Soames|
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| 1971
| Up Pompeii!|The Librarian – "A Book"
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| 1971
|The Great Waltz|
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| 1971
|The Prisoner of Spenda|
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| 1971
|The Last Shot|
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| 1972
|I Capture the Castle|
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| 1972
|A Severed Head|
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| 1972
|The Night Digger|
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| 1973
|The Return of the Pink Panther|
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| 1974
|Adventures of a Taxi Driver|
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| 1974
|Ghost in the Noonday Sun|
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| 1975
|The Romantic Englishwoman: An Audience with a Cad, a Witch and a Jew (A.M.G.)
| The "Cad" character was played by Michael Palin. In the original screenplay, the character was a "Carpetbagger", but Palin and Sellers felt the name would not suit him.
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| 1975
|The Great McGonagall|
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| 1976
|The Strange Case of the End of Civilization as We Know It| The "Egg Man" character is modelled on Sellers' real life friend, the late writer and actor Dudley Moore. The character in the film is a more vicious version of the real-life friend.
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| 1977
|Ain't Misbehavin|
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| 1977
|The Optimists of Nine Elms (TV Movie)
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| 1977
|S*P*Y*S|
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| 1978
|Carry On Emmanuelle|
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| 1978
|Confessions from a Holiday Camp (TV Movie)
| The "Bee Man" character is modeled on Sellers' real life friend, the late actor Peter Sellers. Sellers himself is the "Bee Man" in the film.
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| 1978
|The National Health (TV Movie)
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| 1979
| The Incredible Sarah (TV Movie)
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| 1979
|The Frightmare (TV Movie)
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| 1980
|A French Ghost Story (TV Movie)
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| 1980
|Ingenious (TV Movie)
| Sellers provides the voice and walk-on performance as a judge.
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| 1980
|The Gentle Touch of Love (TV Movie)
| – "Mozart, Beethoven, and Schumann" – "My Fault!" – "The Turtle's Shell" – "We've Only Just Begun" – "Warsaw Concerto" – "Waltz of Love"
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| 1982
|I Want to Live! (TV Movie)
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| 1983
|Mini-Mental: Hitchhiker (TV Movie)
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| 1985
|Mini-Mental: Tall for Danger (TV Movie)
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| 1985
|The Bounder (TV Movie)
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| 1987
|A Ghost in Monte Carlo (TV Movie)
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| 1988
|The Return of Camille (TV Movie)
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| 1989
|The Return of the Baron (TV Movie)
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| 1990
|Innocent Victims (TV Movie)
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| 1991
|A Ghost at Noon (TV Movie)
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| 1991
|Sisters (TV Movie)
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| 1991
|I'm a Stranger Here Myself (TV Movie)
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| 1992
|The Secret Lovers of Arcadia House (TV Movie)
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| 1993
|A Touch of Frost (TV Movie)
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| 1994
|Don't Miss Sonia (TV Movie)
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| 1995
|Casanova (TV Movie)
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| 1996
|The Ghost of Hampton Court (TV Movie)
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| 1996
|Carry On Columbus (TV Movie)
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| 1996
|The House of Fairy Tales (TV Movie)
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| 1996
|Driving Mr. Yeats (TV Movie)
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| 1997
|S.O.S. Titanic (TV Movie)
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| 1997
|The Secret of Blue Water (TV Movie)
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| 1998
|Mrs. Dalloway (TV Movie)
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| 2000
|The Man Who Came to Dinner (TV Movie)
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| 2001
|Love Hurts (TV Movie)
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| 2002
|Donkey Skin (TV Movie)
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| 2004
|No Looking Back (TV Movie)
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| 2008
|I'll Sleep When I'm Dead (TV Movie)
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| 2008
|The Last Detective (TV Movie)
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| 2008
|The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (TV Movie)
| The "Dr. Jeckyll" character was inspired by the name Sellers adopted during the time of filming I'm All Right Jack.
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| 2009
|The Last Detective (TV Movie)
| "I Can't Fool Around Any Longer" – "I Must Go, I Must Go" – "Lovers" – "No No No" – "Mud Gutter Blues" – "Satisfied Mind" – "There Is a Reason Why" – "They Will Believe Anything You Say" – "Sisters
