The Man Who Knew Too Much

[BabeWilliams]

This is a GREAT movie. Doris Day was very good acting dramatic and she was great in the scenes when she was stalking to her son after he got kidnapped and when the prime minister was about to be shot. Does anyone know who the little boy was or if he ever got into acting when he was older???

[Peter Flapper]

Hi there,

Found this rare photo candid on ebay:


Reggie Nalder & Doris Day


Peter

[BabeWilliams]

I like this picture!!! Thanks Peter!!!

I always save all the pictures that get posted and I have now like over 1,000 of Doris Day... I don't think I have any more room!!! lol it's ok though... Doris Day is well worth it! I love it when Doris is singing the lululby to her son... it's so sweet, then she uses the same lululby to save him...

God.... Doris Day is soooo wonderful and magnificent.... you can't even explain her in words.... you can try, but NO one can capture Doris Day with words

[Jas1]

As stated before, I find when Doris under plays it, it is all the more effective. Her scene at the start of this film on the bus, on the buggy ride and at the restaurant, are so under played and so very real and really get to me. The same can be said of her performance throughout in Pajama Game & Teacher's Pet.

[BabeWilliams]

I think Doris Day should have made another movie with James Stewart... I thought they acted so well together... they made a pretty cute couple too... I thought they did any way

[puck]

Love this backstage picture of Miss Day.

[webmaster]

That's a great pic, never saw it before - thanks puck.

[puck]

You welcome, how about this one.

[webmaster]

Wow! That is a rare one! Thanks again.

[Its2Good2BeTrue]

This site is an excellent source for movie locations, it has two of Doris films listed, That Touch of Mink and The Man Who Knew Too Much

http://www.movie-locations.com/movies/m/manwhoknew.html

[webmaster]

Tribute to The Man Who Knew Too Much - I just reposted this, some of you may have seen it.

[Doris Martin]

thank you Bryan....good DAY.....Doris Martin

[webmaster]

It's a good one, isn't it? Someone said Doris was a method actor - she 'becomes' the role when she's acting - so I can understand why films like this, Julie, Midnight Lace, took it out of her. Although Love me or Leave Me didn't have that effect, did it? Perhaps because she had the relief of singing and dancing in that?

[Johnny]

Doris is at her best in this film. Her emotional reponse and disbelief in the kidnapping of her son is mesmerizing. The chemistry between James Stewart and Doris is perfect for the piece directed by the brilliant Alfred Hitchcock.

It would have been wonderful if Doris would have had the opportunity to do more Hitchcock movies like The Birds or Torn Curtain.

Johnny

[puck]

This evening on Ned.2 ( Dutch and Belgium) will broadcast the Avro " The man who knew too much" .

[melancholy]

Thanks Puck,had not noticed the movie is on.What a treat!!!
Hope you had a good Christmas and traffic-trouble because of the snow is fully over.We did not make it to a white Christmas,but very close though.
All the best,
Dorine

[littlepinetree]

That is one of my favorite movies, and I'll watch it on DVD. I bought it so I'll watch it again this week!
oxox, Lisa

[Peter Flapper]

Hi there,

On this link you can find some photo's from this film, also it has some of the movies Lobby Cards and Movie Posters.

http://www.hitchcockwiki.com/wiki/The_M ... Much_(1956)

P

[puck]

Thank you Peter. Wow you can see almost the whole movie in pics, amazing.
I did find this little one the internet.

[melancholy]

Lovely picture.
Dorine

[webmaster]

Here are a couple of rare pics that Howard sent me of my favourite actress and director:








Thanks Howard!

[Jas1]

Great pics, thanks for posting.

[puck]

wonderful picture Bryan, thank you for posting them.
Thank you Howard love them.

Find these on ebay and on the internet.





and I have made a poster:

It's not so clear and a great one, but I'm working on it, it make it much better.

http://i48.tinypic.com/3462h68.jpg

[melancholy]

[melancholy]

[melancholy]

Here are a couple of rare pics that Howard sent me of my favourite actress and director:








Thanks Howard!

[melancholy]

[dave]

TMWKTM played on the big screen last night at the Paramount Theatre in Oakland--complete with cartoon, newsreel, short subject, all for $5--and I couldn't go due to other plans.

Check out the theatre online to see a gorgeous Art Deco masterpiece of a place--they show movies only once in awhile.

[melancholy]

What a treat seeing such a movie on big screen,Here Calamity has been on tour recently,England,Belgium.
Dorine

[melancholy]

Dorine