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	The Alfred Hitchcock Collection Sabotage Blackmail Number 17 The 39 Steps Young Innocent Man Who Knew Too Much Actor: Many Director: Alfred Hitchcock Genres: Mystery & Suspense 2007     7hr 44min 1]Sabotage/2]Blackmail/3]Number 17/4]The 39 Steps/5]Young & Innocent/6]Man Who Knew too much!...
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Movie Details Actor: Many Director: Alfred Hitchcock Genres: Mystery & Suspense Sub-Genres: Mystery & Suspense Studio: EastWest Format: DVD DVD Release Date: 07/07/2007 Release Year: 2007 Run Time: 7hr 44min Number of Discs: 3 SwapaDVD Credits: 3 Total Copies: 1 Members Wishing: 0 Similar Movies Vertigo Collector's Edition Director: Alfred Hitchcock 56    PG   1998   2hr 8min Dial M for Murder Directors: Alfred Hitchcock, Laurent Bouzereau 32    PG   2004   1hr 45min Alfred Hitchcock - The Masterpiece Collection Director: Alfred Hitchcock 15    PG   2005   14hr 0min Metropolis Silent Director: Fritz Lang 60    NR   2004   1hr 27min The Magnificent Seven Special Edition Director: John Sturges 173    NR   2001   2hr 8min     Similarly Requested DVDs Death at a Funeral Director: Neil LaBute 47    R   2010   1hr 32min     Memoirs of a Geisha Widescreen Two-Disc Special Edition Director: Rob Marshall 302    PG-13   2006   2hr 25min     The Ghost Writer Director: Roman Polanski 56    PG-13   2010   2hr 8min     Slumdog Millionaire Rental Ready 32    R   2009     The Whole Wide World Director: Dan Ireland 65    PG   2003   1hr 51min     The Prestige Director: Christopher Nolan 244    PG-13   2007   2hr 10min     Up in the Air Director: Jason Reitman 150    R   2010   1hr 49min     Lethal Weapon 4 Director: Richard Donner 195    R   1998   2hr 7min     The Little Shop Of Horrors Director: Roger Corman 64    R   2002   1hr 13min     Gettysburg Widescreen Edition Director: Ronald F. Maxwell 86    PG   2004   4hr 21min

Member Movie Reviews K. K. (GAMER) Reviewed on 9/17/2023... The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934) - Old School Alfred Hitchcock Black and White that was not great but also not terrible.