The Man Who Knew Too Much is a 1956 thriller film directed by Alfred Hitchcock, a remake of his own 1934 film of the same name. Here are some important details about the film:

Plot

An American doctor, portrayed by James Stewart, and his wife, portrayed by Doris Day, become embroiled in an international conspiracy when they inadvertently uncover a murder plot. The film follows their struggle to save themselves and their young son as they attempt to thwart the assassination scheme and uncover who is behind it.

Cast

James Stewart as Dr. Benjamin McKenna

Doris Day as Josephine "Jo" Conway McKenna

Brenda de Banzie as Lucy Drayton

Bernard Miles as Edward Drayton

Ralph Truman as Ambassador

Daniel Gélin as Louis Bernard

Reggie Nalder as Rien

Mogens Wieth as Dr. Harris

Director

The film was directed by Alfred Hitchcock.

Writer

The screenplay for "The Man Who Knew Too Much" was written by John Michael Hayes.

Producer

The film was produced by Alfred Hitchcock.

Music By

The film's score was composed by Bernard Herrmann.

Awards

The film did not win any Oscars but is known for its tension and suspense, characteristic of Hitchcock's films.

Box Office

The film was a commercial success and has become one of Alfred Hitchcock's most iconic works.