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The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934)

Name: The Man Who Knew Too Much
Director: Alfred Hitchcock
Genre: drama film, film noir, crime film
Duration: 75 min
Rating: 6.7

Directed by Alfred Hitchcock.

Directed by Alfred Hitchcock · Shot by Curt Courant · Cut by Hugh Stewart · Music by Arthur Benjamin · 75 min

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Elsewhere

More by Alfred Hitchcock

Woman to Woman — 1923
Always Tell Your Wife — 1923
The White Shadow — 1924
The Passionate Adventure — 1924
The Pleasure Garden — 1925
The Mountain Eagle — 1926
Downhill — 1927
The Ring — 1927
The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog — 1927
Easy Virtue — 1927
The Farmer's Wife — 1928
Champagne — 1928
Blackmail — 1929
Juno and the Paycock — 1929
The Manxman — 1929
Elstree Calling — 1930
An Elastic Affair — 1930
Murder! — 1930
The Skin Game — 1931
Rich and Strange — 1931
Mary — 1931
Number Seventeen — 1932
Waltzes from Vienna — 1934
The 39 Steps — 1935
The Man Who Knew Too Much: The Secret Agent — 1935
Sabotage — 1936
Secret Agent — 1936
Young and Innocent — 1937
Jamaica Inn — 1939
The Lady Vanishes — 1939

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