The Man Who Knew Too Much, with Peter Lorre, 1934 ? Alfred Hitchcock redid his 1934 film in 1956, casting Doris Day and Jimmy Stewart. I saw this one in the theater with my family when it came out. I was 10 and too young to "get it." My father sang "that song" endlessly afterwards.
@Nancy Hart. Yes it is the 1934 original. Is this the first and only time Hitch remade one of his own films? Please post another quiz pic if you want Nancy.
I had to Google Mildred Natwick. Is that cheating? The Trouble With Harry? Oh, we've got another one already. I'll pass then.
If you think that Hitch's stories of suspense and death are a little too dark and tense for most tastes, you’re not alone. Even Hitchcock couldn't bring himself to watch his own movies. He said in an interview in 1963, “I’m frightened of my own movies. I never go to see them. I don’t know how people can bear to watch my movies.”
Told you I recognised it. Please post a new Hitch quiz pic. http://www.birdsinbackyards.net/species/Nymphicus-hollandicus
'Hitchcock' actress Helen Mirren on Alfred Hitchcock's complicated relationship with women Helen Mirren and Anthony Hopkins, as Alma Reville and Alfred Hitchcock