Thriller, Mystery . 02 h 00 m
Overview
Release Date
16 May 1956
Languages
French, Arabic, English,
Produced By
Paramount,
Directed by : Alfred Hitchcock
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"The Man Who Knew Too Much - A little knowledge can be a deadly thing!" is english Language Movie.
"The Man Who Knew Too Much" was released on 16 May 1956 it had a budget of $1,200,000 and had box office collection of $11,300,000.
The movie was directed by Alfred Hitchcock
It has cast of: James Stewart as Dr. Ben McKenna, Doris Day as Jo McKenna, Brenda De Banzie as Lucy Drayton, Bernard Miles as Edward Drayton, Ralph Truman as Buchanan, Daniel Gélin as Louis Bernard, Mogens Wieth as Ambassador, Alan Mowbray as Val Parnell, Hillary Brooke as Jan Peterson, Christopher Olsen as Hank McKenna, Reggie Nalder as Rien, Richard Wattis as Assistant Manager, Noel Willman as Woburn, Alix Talton as Helen Parnell, Yves Brainville as Police Inspector, Carolyn Jones as Cindy Fontaine, Bernard Herrmann as Conductor at Albert Hall, Covent Garden Chorus as Themselves, Barbara Howitt as Self - Soloist, Patrick Aherne as Handyman (uncredited), Frank Albertson as Taxidermist (uncredited), Frank Atkinson as Edgar, a Taxidermist (uncredited), John Barrard as Taxidermist Holding the Panther (uncredited), Mayne Lynton as Grey Haired Taxidermist (uncredited), Clifford Buckton as Sir Kenneth Clarke (uncredited), Walter Bacon as Church Member (uncredited), Lovyss Bradley as Church Member (uncredited), Nora Bush as Church Member (uncredited), Ann Kunde as Church Member (uncredited), Jean Ransome as Church Member (uncredited), Albert Carrier as French Policeman (uncredited), Louis Mercier as French Policeman (uncredited), Anthony Warde as French Policeman (uncredited), Frank Baker as Royal Albert Hall Attendee (uncredited), Oliver Cross as Royal Albert Hall Attendee (uncredited), Sam Harris as Royal Albert Hall Attendee (uncredited), Jimmie Horan as Royal Albert Hall Attendee (uncredited), Carl M. Leviness as Royal Albert Hall Attendee (uncredited), Lee Miller as Royal Albert Hall Attendee (uncredited), Arthur Tovey as Royal Albert Hall Attendee (uncredited), Harry Fine as Edington (uncredited), Alex Frazer as Man in Box Office Lobby (uncredited), Wolf Frees as Aide to Prime Minister (uncredited), Richard Marner as Aide to Prime Minister (uncredited), Milton Frome as Embassy Back Entrance Guard (uncredited), Walter Gotell as Matthews, Scotland Yard Patrol Car (uncredited), Leo Gordon as Drayton's Chauffeur (uncredited), Alfred Hitchcock as Man in Marrakesh Marketplace (uncredited), Gladys Holland as Bernard's Date at Restaurant (uncredited), George Howe as Ambrose Chappell Sr. (uncredited), Richard Wordsworth as Ambrose Chappell Jr. (uncredited), Eumenio Blanco as Arab (uncredited), Allen Jaffe as Arab (uncredited), Lou Krugman as Marrakesh Headwaiter (uncredited), Harold Kasket as Stavis, Embassy Butler (uncredited), Barry Keegan as Patterson (uncredited), Lloyd Lamble as General Manager of Albert Hall (uncredited), Lewis Martin as Detective (uncredited), Ralph Neff as Drayton's Henchman (uncredited), John O'Malley as Hotel Doorman (uncredited), Eric Snowden as Special Branch Officer (uncredited), Patrick Whyte as Special Branch Officer (uncredited), Alma Taylor as Embassy Guest (uncredited), Guy Verney as Embassy Footman (uncredited), Peter Williams as Police Sergeant at Albert Hall (uncredited), John Marshall as Embassy Butler (uncredited), Alexis Bobrinskoy as Foreign Prime Minister (uncredited), Betty Baskcomb as Edna, the Church Organist (uncredited), Hyma Beckley as Albert Hall Audience (uncredited), Paul Beradi as Embassy Guest (uncredited), Arline Bletcher as Church Member (uncredited), Janet Bruce as Woman in Box Office Queue (uncredited), Naida Buckingham as Albert Hall Audience (uncredited), Barbara Burke as Miss Benson, the Marksman's Escort (uncredited), Peter Camlin as Marrakesh Waiter (uncredited), Jimmy Charters as Albert Hall Audience (uncredited), Abdelhaq Chraibi as Muslim Husband on the Bus (uncredited), Victor Harrington as Embassy Guest (uncredited), George Hilsdon as Photographer at the Airport (uncredited), Philip Johns as Embassy Chef (uncredited), Barbara Jones as Lady on the Bus (uncredited), Anthony Lang as Singer in Choir (uncredited), Donald Lawton as Desk Clerk (uncredited), Marion Lessing as Church Member (uncredited), Enid Lindsey as Lady Clarke (uncredited), Janet Macfarlane as Albert Hall Audience (uncredited), Edward Manouk as Marrakesh Waiter (uncredited), Lola Morice as Singer in Choir (uncredited), Leslie Newport as Inspector at Albert Hall (uncredited), Elsa Palmer as Embassy Cook (uncredited), Liddell Peddieson as Taxidermist with a Cap (uncredited), Pauline Pfarr as Ambassador's Wife (uncredited), Arthur Ridley as Albert Hall Ticket Collector (uncredited), Lucile Sewall as Church Member (uncredited), Mahin S. Shahrivar as Muslim Wife on the Bus (uncredited), Guy Standeven as Albert Hall Audience (uncredited), Allen Zeidman as Assistant Manager (uncredited) in lead roles.
It Crew included: Alfred Hitchcock as Director(Directing), John Michael Hayes as Screenplay(Writing), Alfred Hitchcock as Producer(Production), Bernard Herrmann as Original Music Composer(Sound), Robert Burks as Director of Photography(Camera), George Tomasini as Editor(Editing), Henry Bumstead as Art Direction(Art), Hal Pereira as Art Direction(Art), Sam Comer as Set Decoration(Art), Arthur Krams as Set Decoration(Art), D.B. Wyndham-Lewis as Story(Writing), Edith Head as Costume Design(Costume & Make-Up), Howard Joslin as Assistant Director(Directing), Farciot Edouart as Visual Effects(Visual Effects), John P. Fulton as Visual Effects(Visual Effects), Gene Garvin as Sound Recordist(Sound), Paul Franz as Sound Recordist(Sound), Abdelhaq Chraibi as Technical Advisor(Crew), Connie Willis as Technical Advisor(Crew), Charles Bennett as Story(Writing), Herbert Coleman as Associate Producer(Production), Wally Westmore as Makeup Supervisor(Costume & Make-Up), Angus MacPhail as Writer(Writing), Tony Regan as Casting(Production), Edward R. Morse as Casting(Production), Bill Greenwald as Casting(Production), Gary Fifield as Casting(Production), William Cowitt as Casting(Production), Virginia Darcy as Hairdresser(Costume & Make-Up), Dan Greenway as Makeup Artist(Costume & Make-Up), Hugh Brown as Assistant Production Manager(Production), Frank Caffey as Production Manager(Production), C.O. Erickson as Unit Production Manager(Production), Cecil R. Foster Kemp as Unit Manager(Production), Ralph Axness as Second Assistant Director(Directing), Herbert Coleman as Second Unit Director(Directing), Ned Dobson as Second Assistant Director(Directing), Basil Keys as Second Assistant Director(Directing), Walter Broadfoot as Props(Art), Dorothea Holt as Production Illustrator(Art), Neil Wheeler as Props(Art), Bill Wistrom as Sound Editor(Sound), Henry Keener as Sound Recordist(Sound), Ted Mapes as Stunts(Crew), Neil Binney as Focus Puller(Camera), Adolph Froelich as Electrician(Lighting), Bobby Greene as Assistant Camera(Camera), Vic Jones as Gaffer(Lighting), Ken Lobben as Still Photographer(Camera), Don Ring as Gaffer(Lighting), Leonard J. South as Second Assistant Camera(Camera), Darrell Turnmire as Second Company Grip(Camera), Paul Uhl as Assistant Camera(Camera), Phyllis Dalton as Costume Supervisor(Costume & Make-Up), Joan Joseff as Other(Costume & Make-Up), Leonard Mann as Wardrobe Master(Costume & Make-Up), Lee Forman as Wardrobe Master(Costume & Make-Up), Sam Vitale as Assistant Editor(Editing), John C. Hammell as Music Editor(Sound), Art Sarno as Publicist(Production), in lead roles.
Released on:
16 May 1956
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