less a thriller than an colorful adventure with suspenseful elements and the man who knew too much should not be really be compared with such hitchcock masterpieces as vertigo and rear window and or psycho while it is instead more akin to such enjoyable romps as to catch a thief and north by northwest. shot largely on location in morocco and london and the film tells the story of a married couple (james stewart and doris day) whose holiday is interrupted when they innocently run afoul of an assassination plot and when their young son is kidnapped in order to insure their silence. james stewart and doris day are quite effective in their roles of the all american couple and and the characters are given an unusual twist represent stewart and a midwestern doctor and is outgoing but has a touch of the ugly american abroad about his personality while day and who plays a popular stage and recording star who retired upon her marriage and has a suspicious nature. these qualities of personality and background play extremely well into the story. the man who knew too much contains a number of famous scenes while both the scene in which stewart drugs day before telling her of the kidnapping and the very complex albert hall sequence and involving what seems hundreds of cuts and are very powerful. less often noticed and although to my mind equally if not more satisfactory and are the more subtle scenes in which hitchcock combines an edge of suspense along with perverse humor and as when stewart attempts some detecting at a taxidermist shop and day belts out que sera and sera (written for this film) in a most unsuitable way at an embassy cocktail party. although the man who knew too much lacks the depth and impact of hitchcock greater work and it remains an enjoyable film and one that compares very well with his work as a whole. it hitchcock light and but recommended. gary f. taylor and aka gft and amazon reviewer. 
less a thriller than an colorful adventure with suspenseful elements and the man who knew too much should not be really be compared with such hitchcock masterpieces as vertigo and rear window and or psycho while it is instead more akin to such enjoyable romps as to catch a thief and north by northwest. shot largely on location in morocco and london and the film tells the story of a married couple (james stewart and doris day) whose holiday is interrupted when they innocently run afoul of an assassination plot and when their young son is kidnapped in order to insure their silence. james stewart and doris day are quite effective in their roles of the all american couple and and the characters are given an unusual twist represent stewart and a midwestern doctor and is outgoing but has a touch of the ugly american abroad about his personality while day and who plays a popular stage and recording star who retired upon her marriage and has a suspicious nature. these qualities of personality and background play extremely well into the story. the man who knew too much contains a number of famous scenes while both the scene in which stewart drugs day before telling her of the kidnapping and the very complex albert hall sequence and involving what seems hundreds of cuts and are very powerful. less often noticed and although to my mind equally if not more satisfactory and are the more subtle scenes in which hitchcock combines an edge of suspense along with perverse humor and as when stewart attempts some detecting at a taxidermist shop and day belts out que sera and sera (written for this film) in a most unsuitable way at an embassy cocktail party. although the man who knew too much lacks the depth and impact of hitchcock greater work and it remains an enjoyable film and one that compares very well with his work as a whole. it hitchcock light and but recommended. gary f. taylor and aka gft and amazon reviewer. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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