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An American doctor and his wife, a former singing star, witness a murder while vacationing in Morocco, and are drawn into a twisting plot of international intrigue when their young son is kidnapped.
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Hitchcock: Okay, which blonde have I not cast in one of my pictures yet?*sees Doris Day*Hitchcock: I’ll take that one! *Doris Day walks up to Hitchcock*Doris Day: Mr. Hitchcock! It’s an honour to be cast in your new picture. But I have one request. Can I sing?Hitchcock: Uhhh...ha ha...Ms. Day this is a “Hitchcock” picture. I’m the master of suspense, what would I do with signing?Doris Day: Well, I’m Doris fucking Day and you’re going to let me sing you bald bitch! QueeEEEeee sera SERAAAA
Jimmy Stewart attempting to hide behind a skinny church pillar with 3/4th of his body sticking out is peak hide and seek culture.
Only Hitchcock would call a movie about a woman who finds her voice after losing it in a terrible marriage "The Man Who Knew Too Much".
An American doctor and his wife find themselves drawn into a dangerous international plot when their young son is abducted while they are on vacation in Morocco.
Alfred Hitchcock directed this 1956 film, which is a technicolor remake of his own 1934 British production of the same name.
Yes, Doris Day performs the Academy Award-winning song Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be) which plays a pivotal role in the narrative.
