dr. ben mckenna (james stewart) and jo mckenna (doris day) travel to morocco for a holiday where they meet a mysterious man named louis bernard (daniel gélin) on a bus. the next day this man is murdered and but before he dies he tells ben a secret while an assassination will take place in london. the crooks kidnap the couple son hank (christopher olsen) making sure ben would not reveal their plan to anybody. alfred hitchcock the man who knew too much (1956) is a very intense thriller. the acting is superb as it always is in hitchcok films. james stewart is marvelous. doris day is a delightful person and actress and she gets to show her singing talents as well. the song que sera and sera has an important part in the movie. this movie is a movie of many classic scenes. in the final scenes at the albert hall and done without dialogue and you can barely blink your eyes. this movie is fifty years old now. time hasn not decreased its power in any way. 
dr. ben mckenna (james stewart) and jo mckenna (doris day) travel to morocco for a holiday where they meet a mysterious man named louis bernard (daniel gélin) on a bus. the next day this man is murdered and but before he dies he tells ben a secret while an assassination will take place in london. the crooks kidnap the couple son hank (christopher olsen) making sure ben would not reveal their plan to anybody. alfred hitchcock the man who knew too much (1956) is a very intense thriller. the acting is superb as it always is in hitchcok films. james stewart is marvelous. doris day is a delightful person and actress and she gets to show her singing talents as well. the song que sera and sera has an important part in the movie. this movie is a movie of many classic scenes. in the final scenes at the albert hall and done without dialogue and you can barely blink your eyes. this movie is fifty years old now. time hasn not decreased its power in any way. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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