Intrigue takes characters from Morocco to England but didn't like the ending
Dr. McKenna (James Stewart) and his wife Jo (Doris Day) who used to be a Broadway singer are fish out of water vacationing in Marrakesh, Morocco. They don’t know the customs. They’re suspicious of others. They get worked up over a man named Louis Bernard (Daniel Gelin) who befriends them and then ignores them, and then later tells Dr. McKenna a secret that makes him the man who knew too much.<br /><br />Morocco simply provides a background for the intrigue because its exotic. Once the secret is divulged the setting switches to England where the movie becomes a hunt to discover what Bernard’s secret means. There are all kinds of twists and turns like your usual Hitchcock film.<br /><br />Stewart had been in several Hitchcock movies so played his part as the good doctor well. Doris Day was always type cast as the innocent American female. Here she does a good job as the determined wife and mother.<br /><br />I thought the movie played out well and then the end was a bit of a letdown.<br />C
The movie title "The Man Who Knew Too Much," available on Movies & TV, has received an average rating of 4.7 from 2375 reviewers. 
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : James Stewart and Doris Day give magnificent performances as Ben and Jo McKenna, an American couple vacationing in Morocco, whose son is kidnapped and taken to England. Caught up in international espionage, the McKennas' lives hang in the balance as they race to save their son in the chilling, climactic showdown in London's famous Royal Albert Hall.Bonus Content:.