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    The Man Who Knew Too Much

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    1956     Thriller    
    USA
    2h 
    Original language: English, French, Arabic
    PG
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    Guide for parents: Rated PG in the USA.
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    Guide for parents: Rated PG in the USA.
    PG
    Guide for parents: Rated PG in the USA.
    ·
    Guide for parents: Rated PG in the USA.
    ·
    Guide for parents: Rated PG in the USA.
    ·
    Guide for parents: Rated PG in the USA.
    ·
    Guide for parents: Rated PG in the USA.

    American tourists James Stewart and Doris Day are witness to the street killing of a Frenchman (Daniel Gelin) they've recently befriended. Before breathing his last, the murder victim whispers a secret to Stewart (the Cinemascope lens turns this standard closeup into a truly grotesque vignette). Stewart knows that a political assassination will occur during a concert at London's Albert Hall, but is unable to tell the police: his son has been kidnapped by foreign agents to insure Stewart's silence.

    Directed byAlfred Hitchcock
    Written byCharles Bennett, John Michael Hayes
    CompanyParamount PicturesParamount PicturesParamount Pictures

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    Starring

    James Stewart
    Doris Day
    Carolyn Jones
    Alfred Hitchcock
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