L'homme qui en savait trop (Alfred Hitchcock) Alfred Hitchcock

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Original Title: The man who knew too much Country of Origin:  United States Production year: 1956 Director: Alfred Hitchcock Rating: AP(Film) UPC [Locale]: Disc ID: 4BB5-6FF2-FDB7-EE97 Running time: 2:00 (120 Min.) Casetype: Custom Format: Color, 1.85:1 Widescreen DVD-Format: Single-Sided, Double-Layered Released: October 30, 2012 Collection type: Owned (#971) Status: Available Purchase date: November 26, 2012 Purchase price: Hidden Review (movie): Review (video): Overview Ben et Jo MacKenna sont de candides américains en vacances au Maroc avec leur fils Hank. Un espion français meurt dans les bras de Ben, dans le souk de Marrakech, puis, peu après, leur fils est enlevé et emmené en Angleterre. Ne sachant à qui se fier, les MacKenna se retrouvent en plein cauchemar dans un univers d’espionnage international, d’assassinats et de terreur. Très vite, leur vie est menacée tandis qu’ils approchent de la vérité et de l’effrayant dénouement, dans les décors somptueux du célèbre Royal Albert Hall, à Londres… Ce remake en couleur d'un film qu'Hitchcock avait fait dans sa période anglaise, vingt ans avant, est le troisième film de James Stewart pour Alfred Hitchcock, après La corde en 1948 et Fenêtre sur cour en 1954. Une collaboration qui atteindra son sommet deux ans plus tard, dans Vertigo. De ce film on retient généralement la célébrissime chanson de Doris Day, Que sera sera, qui remporta un Oscar en 1956, alors qu'Hitch, lui, n'eut jamais les honneurs de l'académie...	DVD Covers
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Genres Suspense/Thriller Studios Production Studios:  • Universal Pictures Media Companies:  • Universal StudioCanal Vidéo
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Crew Direction Alfred Hitchcock .... Director Writing John Michael Hayes .... Screenwriter Charles Bennett .... Original Material By D. B. Wyndham-Lewis .... Original Material By Cinematography Robert Burks .... Director of Photography Film Editing George Tomasini .... Film Editor Music Bernard Herrmann .... Composer Jay Livingston .... Song Writer Ray Evans .... Song Writer Sound Paul Franz .... Sound Gene Garvin .... Sound Art Hal Pereira .... Art Director Henry Bumstead .... Art Director
Cast James Stewart .... Dr. Ben McKenna Doris Day .... Jo McKenna Brenda De Banzie .... Lucy Drayton Bernard Miles .... Edward 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 .... The assassin Richard Wattis .... Assistant manager Noel Willman .... Woburn Alix Talton .... Helen Parnell Yves Brainville .... Police inspector Carolyn Jones .... Cindy Fontaine Patrick Aherne .... Handyman (uncredited) Frank Atkinson .... Taxidermist (uncredited) John Barrard .... Taxidermist (uncredited) Betty Bascomb .... Edna (uncredited) Alexi Bobrinskoy .... Foreign Prime Minister (uncredited) Janet Bruce .... Box office woman (uncredited) Naida Buckingham .... Lady in audience (uncredited) Clifford Buckton .... Sir Kenneth Clarke (uncredited) Barbara Burke .... Assassin's girlfriend (uncredited) Peter Camlin .... Headwaiter (uncredited) Abdelhaq Chraibi .... Arab (uncredited) Pauline Farr .... Ambassador's wife (uncredited) Harry Fine .... Edington (uncredited) Bess Flowers .... Woman in hotel lobby (uncredited) Alex Frazer .... Man (uncredited) Wolf Frees .... Aide to the Prime Minister (uncredited) Milton Frome .... Guard (uncredited) Leo Gordon .... Chauffer (uncredited) Walter Gotell .... Guard (uncredited) Bernard Herrmann .... Himself (conductor) (uncredited) Alfred Hitchcock .... Man in Morocco marketplace (uncredited) Gladys Holland .... Bernard's girlfriend (uncredited) George Howe .... Ambrose Chappell Sr (uncredited) Barbara Howitt .... Soloist in Albert Hall (uncredited) Harold Kasket .... Butler (uncredited) Barry Keegan .... Patterson (uncredited) Lou Krugman .... Arab (uncredited) Lloyd Lamble .... Manager of Albert Hall (uncredited) Donald Lawton .... Desk clerk (uncredited) Enid Lindsey .... Lady Clarke (uncredited) Mayne Lynton .... Taxidermist (uncredited) Janet Macfarlane .... Lady in audience (uncredited) Edward Manouk .... French waiter (uncredited) Richard Marner .... Aide to the Prime Minister (uncredited) John Marshall .... Butler (uncredited) Lewis Martin .... Detective (uncredited) Louis Mercier .... French policeman (uncredited) Ralph Neff .... Henchman (uncredited) Leslie Newport .... Inspector at Albert Hall (uncredited) John O'Malley .... Uniformed attendant (uncredited) Elsa Palmer .... Cook (uncredited) Liddell Peddieson .... Taxidermist (uncredited) Arthur Ridley .... Ticket collector (uncredited) Mahin S. Shahrivar .... Arab woman (uncredited) Eric Snowden .... Special Branch officer (uncredited) Alma Taylor .... Box office woman (uncredited) Guy Verney .... Footman (uncredited) Anthony Warde .... (uncredited) Patrick Whyte .... Special Branch officer (uncredited) Peter Williams .... Police sergeant (uncredited) Richard Wordsworth .... Ambrose Chappell Jr (uncredited) Allen Zeidman .... Assistant manager (uncredited)