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The Man Who Knew Too Much

“A little knowledge can be a deadly thing!”

★ 7.4 TMDB Rating · 1.6K votes

An American doctor and his wife, a former singing star, witness a murder while vacationing in Morocco, and are drawn into a twisting plot of international intrigue when their young son is kidnapped.

Director
Alfred Hitchcock
Release date
May 16, 1956
Original language
English
Origin
United States

Cast of The Man Who Knew Too Much

  • Portrait of James Stewart

    James Stewart

    Ben McKenna

  • Portrait of Doris Day

    Doris Day

    Jo McKenna

  • Portrait of Brenda De Banzie

    Brenda De Banzie

    Lucy Drayton

  • Portrait of Bernard Miles

    Bernard Miles

    Edward Drayton

  • Portrait of Ralph Truman

    Ralph Truman

    Buchanan

  • Portrait of Daniel Gélin

    Daniel Gélin

    Louis Bernard

  • Portrait of Mogens Wieth

    Mogens Wieth

    Ambassador

  • Portrait of Alan Mowbray

    Alan Mowbray

    Val Parnell

  • Portrait of Hillary Brooke

    Hillary Brooke

    Jan Peterson

  • Portrait of Christopher Olsen

    Christopher Olsen

    Hank McKenna

  • Portrait of Reggie Nalder

    Reggie Nalder

    Rien

  • Portrait of Richard Wattis

    Richard Wattis

    Assistant Manager

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United States
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United Kingdom
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India
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Canada
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Australia
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