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The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934)
In this Alfred Hitchcock masterpiece, a family is on a touring holiday of Africa when they meet a mysterious man on a bus. The chance encounter throws the family head first into a seedy world of assassins and crime syndicates they never knew existed. Now what they know could be their undoing.
The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934)
What a terrific, creepy ensemble. Peter Lorre is brilliantly restrained in his portrayal of bad guy “Abbott.” The shootout at the end was brilliantly low-key. ...
I saw this out in LA at the cemetery and it pulled me in quickly again here. Thanks AmericaFree.tv. Super cool to see it again and it was a random stumble into it. ...
One of Alfred Hitchcock's true best. With all the remakes, this one could be great with some excellent actors. ...
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The Man Who Knew Too Much
Director: Alfred Hitchcock
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