The Man Who Knew Too Much is a remake by director Hitchcock from the suspense thriller from 1934 starring James Stewart and Doris Day.
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Released on the 1956-06-01
Runtime:
120 Minutes
Budget:
$1,200,000
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English
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James Stewart
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Doris Day
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Brenda De Banzie
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Bernard Miles
as Edward Drayton
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Adventure1
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Drama1
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Drama > Psychodrama1
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Thriller1
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Thriller > Psychological Thriller1
Standing
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Characters > Actors > Guest Appearance > Cameo1
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Dramaturgy > Growing Suspense1
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Emotions > Rough1
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Emotions > Suspenseful1
1950s, Airport, Ambassador, Assassination, Blackmail, Church, Clock Tower, Contract Killer, Doctor, Ehrengast, Embassy, French, Hotel, Inspector, Intelligence, Interrogation, Kidnapping, London, Marital Relationship, Marrakesch, Married Couple, Morocco, Orchestra, Persecution Mania, Phone Booth, Police Station, Prosecution, Restaurant, Scotland Yard, Scream, Secret Agent, Singer, Singing, Sniper, Spy, Tourist, Whistling
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