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The Man Who Knew Too Much
The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956)
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Released: 6/1/1956
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Synopsis:
Dr. Ben McKenna, his wife Jo and their son Hank are on a touring holiday of Africa when they meet the mysterious Louis Bernard on a bus. The next day Bernard is murdered in the local marketplace, but before he dies he manages to reveal details of an assassination about to take place in London. Fearing that their plot will be revealed, the assassins kidnap Hank in order to keep the McKenna's silent. Ben and Jo go to London and take matters into their own hands.
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Full Cast & Crew
Theatrical Release
6/1/1956
Studio
Credit
Paramount Pictures
Studio
Director
Credit
Alfred Hitchcock
Director
Cast
Credit
James Stewart
Dr Ben McKenna
Doris Day
Jo McKenna
Brenda de Banzie
Mrs Drayton
Bernard Miles
Mr Drayton
Ralph Truman
Buchanan
Daniel Gelin
Louis Bernard
Mogens Wieth
Ambassador
Alan Mowbray
Val Parnell
Hillary Brooke
Jan Peterson
Christopher Olsen
Hank McKenna
Reggie Nalder
Rien--the Assassin
Richard Wattis
Assistant Manager
Noel Willman
Woburn
Alix Talton
Helen Parnell
Carolyn Jones
Cindy Fontaine
Yves Brainville
Police Inspector
Leo Gordon
Chauffeur
Abdelhaq Chraibi
Arab
Lou Krugman
Arab
Betty Bascomb
Edna
Patrick Aherne
English Handyman
Louis Mercier
French Policeman
Anthony Warde
French Policeman
Lewis Martin
Detective
Gladys Holland
Bernard's Girlfriend
John O'Malley
Uniformed Attendant
Peter Camlin
Head Waiter
Albert Carrier
French Policeman
Ralph Heff
Henchman
John Marshall
Butler
Eric Snowden
Special Branch Officer
Edward Manouk
French Waiter
Donald Lawton
Desk Clerk
Patrick Whyte
Special Branch Officer
Mahin S Shahrivar
Arab Woman
Alex Frazer
Man
Allen Zeidman
Assistant Manager
Milton Frome
Guard
Walter Gotell
Guard
Frank Atkinson
Workman in Taxidermist Shop
Liddel Peddieson
Workman in Taxidermist Shop
Mayne Lynton
Workman in Taxidermist Shop
John Barrard
Workman in Taxidermist Shop
Alexia Bobrinsky
Foreign Prime Minister
Janet Bruce
Box Office Woman
Nadia Buckingham
Lady in the Audience
Clifford Buckton
Sir Kenneth Clarke
Barbara Burke
Girl Friend of the Assassin
Pauline Farr
Ambassador's Wife
Harry Fine
Edington
Wolf Priess
Aide to Foreign Prime Minister
George Howe
Amrose Chappell Sr.
Harold Kasket
Butler
Barry Keegan
Patterson
Lloyd Lamble
General Manager of Albert Hall
Enid Lindsey
Lady Clarke
Janet Macfarlane
Lady in Audience
Leslie Newport
Inspector of Albert Hall
Elsa Palmer
Woman Cook
Arthur Ridley
Ticket Collector
Alma Taylor
Box Office Woman
Guy Verney
Footman
Peter Williams
Police Sergeant
Richard Wordsworth
Ambrose Chappell Jr.
Production Credits
Credit
Herbert Coleman
Associate Producer
Alfred Hitchcock
Producer
Production Companies
Credit
Filwite Productions
Production Company
Distribution Companies
Credit
Universal Studios Home Video
Domestic Video Distributor
Paramount Pictures
Domestic Theatrical Distributor
Locations
Paramount Studios, Los Angeles, California, USA
England, United Kingdom
Marrakesh, Morocco
Writer
Credit
Charles Bennett
From Story
John Michael Hayes
Screenplay
Angus MacPhail
Screenplay
D B Wyndham-Lewis
From Story
Art Department
Credit
Hal Pereira
Art Director - art direction
Sam Comer
Set Decorator
Henry Bumstead
Art Director - art direction
Arthur Krams
Set Decorator
Film Camera
Credit
Robert Burks
Director of Photography
Music
Credit
Jay Livingston
Song - songs
D B Wyndham-Lewis
Music
Bernard Herrmann
Music
Ray Evans
Song
Arthur Benjamin
Music
Production Management
Credit
Howard Joslin
Assistant Director
Visual Effects
Credit
John P Fulton
Special Effects
Wardrobe Hair Makeup
Credit
Edith Head
Costume Designer - costume design
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