The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956)
The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956)


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Cast & Crew.

James Stewart
Dr. Ben McKenna

Doris Day
Jo McKenna

Brenda De Banzie
Lucy Drayton

Bernard Miles
Edward Drayton

Ralph Truman
Buchanan

Daniel Gélin
Louis Bernard

Mogens Wieth
Ambassador

Alan Mowbray
Val Parnell

Hillary Brooke
Jan Peterson

Christopher Olsen
Hank McKenna

Reggie Nalder
Rien

Richard Wattis
Assistant Manager

Noel Willman
Woburn

Alix Talton
Helen Parnell

Yves Brainville
Police Inspector

Carolyn Jones
Cindy Fontaine

Bernard Herrmann
Conductor at Albert Hall / Original Music Composer

Covent Garden Chorus
Themselves

Barbara Howitt
Self - Soloist

Patrick Aherne
Handyman (uncredited)

Frank Albertson
Taxidermist (uncredited)

Frank Atkinson
Edgar, a Taxidermist (uncredited)

John Barrard
Taxidermist Holding the Panther (uncredited)

Mayne Lynton
Grey Haired Taxidermist (uncredited)

Clifford Buckton
Sir Kenneth Clarke (uncredited)

Walter Bacon
Church Member (uncredited)

Lovyss Bradley
Church Member (uncredited)

Nora Bush
Church Member (uncredited)

Ann Kunde
Church Member (uncredited)

Jean Ransome
Church Member (uncredited)

Albert Carrier
French Policeman (uncredited)

Louis Mercier
French Policeman (uncredited)

Anthony Warde
French Policeman (uncredited)

Frank Baker
Royal Albert Hall Attendee (uncredited)

Oliver Cross
Royal Albert Hall Attendee (uncredited)

Sam Harris
Royal Albert Hall Attendee (uncredited)

Jimmie Horan
Royal Albert Hall Attendee (uncredited)

Carl M. Leviness
Royal Albert Hall Attendee (uncredited)

Lee Miller
Royal Albert Hall Attendee (uncredited)

Arthur Tovey
Royal Albert Hall Attendee (uncredited)

Harry Fine
Edington (uncredited)

Alex Frazer
Man in Box Office Lobby (uncredited)

Wolf Frees
Aide to Prime Minister (uncredited)

Richard Marner
Aide to Prime Minister (uncredited)

Milton Frome
Embassy Back Entrance Guard (uncredited)

Walter Gotell
Matthews, Scotland Yard Patrol Car (uncredited)

Leo Gordon
Drayton's Chauffeur (uncredited)

Alfred Hitchcock
Man in Marrakesh Marketplace (uncredited) / Director / Producer

Gladys Holland
Bernard's Date at Restaurant (uncredited)

George Howe
Ambrose Chappell Sr. (uncredited)

Richard Wordsworth
Ambrose Chappell Jr. (uncredited)

Eumenio Blanco
Arab (uncredited)

Allen Jaffe
Arab (uncredited)

Lou Krugman
Marrakesh Headwaiter (uncredited)

Harold Kasket
Stavis, Embassy Butler (uncredited)

Barry Keegan
Patterson (uncredited)

Lloyd Lamble
General Manager of Albert Hall (uncredited)

Lewis Martin
Detective (uncredited)

Ralph Neff
Drayton's Henchman (uncredited)

John O'Malley
Hotel Doorman (uncredited)

Eric Snowden
Special Branch Officer (uncredited)

Patrick Whyte
Special Branch Officer (uncredited)

Alma Taylor
Embassy Guest (uncredited)

Guy Verney
Embassy Footman (uncredited)

Peter Williams
Police Sergeant at Albert Hall (uncredited)

John Marshall
Embassy Butler (uncredited)

Alexis Bobrinskoy
Foreign Prime Minister (uncredited)

Betty Baskcomb
Edna, the Church Organist (uncredited)

Hyma Beckley
Albert Hall Audience (uncredited)

Paul Beradi
Embassy Guest (uncredited)

Arline Bletcher
Church Member (uncredited)

Janet Bruce
Woman in Box Office Queue (uncredited)

Naida Buckingham
Albert Hall Audience (uncredited)

Barbara Burke
Miss Benson, the Marksman's Escort (uncredited)

Peter Camlin
Marrakesh Waiter (uncredited)

Jimmy Charters
Albert Hall Audience (uncredited)

Abdelhaq Chraibi
Muslim Husband on the Bus (uncredited) / Technical Advisor

Victor Harrington
Embassy Guest (uncredited)

George Hilsdon
Photographer at the Airport (uncredited)

Philip Johns
Embassy Chef (uncredited)

Barbara Jones
Lady on the Bus (uncredited)

Anthony Lang
Singer in Choir (uncredited)

Donald Lawton
Desk Clerk (uncredited)

Marion Lessing
Church Member (uncredited)

Enid Lindsey
Lady Clarke (uncredited)

Janet Macfarlane
Albert Hall Audience (uncredited)

Edward Manouk
Marrakesh Waiter (uncredited)

Lola Morice
Singer in Choir (uncredited)

Leslie Newport
Inspector at Albert Hall (uncredited)

Elsa Palmer
Embassy Cook (uncredited)

Liddell Peddieson
Taxidermist with a Cap (uncredited)

Pauline Pfarr
Ambassador's Wife (uncredited)

Arthur Ridley
Albert Hall Ticket Collector (uncredited)

Lucile Sewall
Church Member (uncredited)

Mahin S. Shahrivar
Muslim Wife on the Bus (uncredited)

Guy Standeven
Albert Hall Audience (uncredited)

Allen Zeidman
Assistant Manager (uncredited)

Hal Pereira
Art Direction

George Tomasini
Editor

Robert Burks
Director of Photography

Henry Bumstead
Art Direction

Sam Comer
Set Decoration

Arthur Krams
Set Decoration

John Michael Hayes
Screenplay

Paul Franz
Sound Recordist

Connie Willis
Technical Advisor

D.B. Wyndham-Lewis
Story

John P. Fulton
Visual Effects

Farciot Edouart
Visual Effects

Howard Joslin
Assistant Director

Edith Head
Costume Design

Charles Bennett
Story

Herbert Coleman
Associate Producer / Second Unit Director

Wally Westmore
Makeup Supervisor

Bill Greenwald
Casting

Dan Greenway
Makeup Artist

Virginia Darcy
Hairdresser

Edward R. Morse
Casting

Darrell Turnmire
Second Company Grip

C.O. Erickson
Unit Production Manager

Ted Mapes
Stunts

Neil Binney
Focus Puller

Bobby Greene
Assistant Camera

Paul Uhl
Assistant Camera

Leonard Mann
Wardrobe Master

Tony Regan
Casting

Basil Keys
Second Assistant Director

Neil Wheeler
Props

Vic Jones
Gaffer

Dorothea Holt
Production Illustrator

Henry Keener
Sound Recordist

Ralph Axness
Second Assistant Director

Ken Lobben
Still Photographer

Ned Dobson
Second Assistant Director

Joan Joseff
Other

Lee Forman
Wardrobe Master

Gary Fifield
Casting

Hugh Brown
Assistant Production Manager

Bill Wistrom
Sound Editor

Adolph Froelich
Electrician

Phyllis Dalton
Costume Supervisor

John C. Hammell
Music Editor

Art Sarno
Publicist

Frank Caffey
Production Manager

Cecil R. Foster Kemp
Unit Manager

Walter Broadfoot
Props

Sam Vitale
Assistant Editor

William Cowitt
Casting

Don Ring
Gaffer

Leonard J. South
Second Assistant Camera

Gene Garvin
Sound Recordist
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Details.
Release DateMay 16, 1956
StatusReleased
Running Time2h
Budget$1,200,000
Box Office$11,300,000
Filming LocationsMarrakesh, Morocco
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This Movie Is About.
Wiki.
The Man Who Knew Too Much is a 1956 American mystery thriller film directed and produced by Alfred Hitchcock, starring James Stewart and Doris Day. It is Hitchcock's second film using this title, following his own 1934 film of the same name but featuring a significantly altered plot and script.
In the book-length interview Hitchcock/Truffaut (1966), in response to fellow filmmaker François Truffaut's assertion that aspects of the remake were by far superior, Hitchcock replied, "Let's say the first version is the work of a talented amateur and the second was made by a professional."
The film won an Academy Award for Best Original Song for "Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be)", sung by Day. It premiered at the Cannes Film Festival on April 29, 1956.
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