| The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956), 
				Director: Alfred Hitchcock, rated PG 
				A little 
				knowledge can be a deadly thing! 
				
				  Starring: James 
				Stewart, Doris Day, Brenda de Banzie, Bernard Miles, Christopher 
				Olsen, Daniel Gélin, Reggie Nalder 
				DML Rating: 
				★★★★★★★★☆☆ 
				- great 
				"You have muddled 
				everything from the start, taking that child with you from 
				Marrakesh.
				Don't you realize that Americans dislike having their 
				children stolen?" - Ambassador 
				Why watch this? 
				This is every parent's worst nightmare - to have their child 
				taken hostage. 
				Plot Summary:  
				An American family, Ben and Jo McKenna and their young son, 
				Hank, are vacationing in Morocco when they encounter a disguised 
				French intelligence agent who is subsequently murdered. Before 
				he dies, the agent reveals details about an assassination plot 
				set to take place in London. To ensure the McKennas' silence, 
				the assassins kidnap Hank, forcing the parents to embark on a 
				desperate mission to save their son and prevent the 
				assassination themselves. Dad's Preview: 
				This is another Hitchcock masterpiece. An uninvolved American 
				couple's son is kidnapped after a dying secret agent divulges 
				important information to the boy's father. This puts into action 
				an intense game of cat and mouse. As the boy's desperate parents 
				cooperate for their child's safe return, we become aware of an 
				assassination plot at a London opera house. Stewart, as always, 
				carries the film, and no director does suspense better than 
				Hitch. 
				 Filwite 
				Productions, Spinel Ent.; Paramount Pictures
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