The Man Who Knew Too Much - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "The Man Who Knew Too Much"
The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934)
Timing:
1:16 (76 min)
6.449/10
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6.831/10
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6.7/10
23000
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Writer
D.B. Wyndham-Lewis
Writer
Editor
Hugh Stewart
Editor
Art Direction
Unit Production Manager
Richard Beville
Unit Production Manager
Associate Producer
Ivor Montagu
Associate Producer
Director of Photography
Curt Courant
Director of Photography
Camera Operator
Ted Lloyd
Camera Operator
Set Designer
Peter Proud
Set Designer
Painter
Fortunino Matania
Painter
Assistant Director
Music
Charles Williams
Music
Arthur Benjamin
Music
Sound Recordist
F. McNally
Sound Recordist
Clapper Loader
Peter Sargent
Clapper Loader
Music Director
Additional Dialogue
Sets & Props Artist
Peter Proud
Sets & Props Artist
Scenario Writer
Edwin Greenwood
Scenario Writer
A.R. Rawlinson
Scenario Writer
What's left behind the scenes
- Peter Lorre, of Hungarian origin, who had previously filmed in Germany, knew English very poorly at the time and memorized almost all of his lines by ear, not always understanding the meaning of his dialogue.
- The film begins with a scene in St. Moritz, Switzerland – it was at this resort that Hitchcock spent his honeymoon with his wife.
- The film is based on a real event known as the Siege of Sidney Street – in 1910, a group of Latvian anarchists took refuge in a house and fired upon the besieging police. Since the British police did not have weapons at the time, they had to call in the army for assistance. Winston Churchill, who then headed the police department, personally oversaw the operation.
- A Hitchcock cameo – a man in a raincoat crossing the street (before Bob and Clive enter the chapel; around the 33rd minute of the film).
- Studio filming took place at Lime Grove Studios.
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