Who is Bob Lawrence in The Man Who Knew Too Much / Under Capricorn?

Leslie Banks plays Bob Lawrence in the film.

What is The Man Who Knew Too Much / Under Capricorn about?

THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH, 1956, Universal, 120 min. Director Alfred Hitchcock remakes his own 1934 thriller as a melancholy examination of the pleasures and nightmares of family life. When the son of James Stewart and Doris Day is kidnapped while they’re on vacation, the couple’s long-simmering resentments threaten to get in the way of their attempts to rescue him. UNDER CAPRICORN, 1949, BFI, 117 min. Director Alfred Hitchcock shot this film about a love triangle in 1830s Australia in long takes, à la ROPE, to explore the motivations of some very complex characters. Joseph Cotten is an Irish ex-convict turned successful landowner; Ingrid Bergman is his wife, being pushed toward alcohol-induced delirium until childhood acquaintance Michael Wilding appears.

The Man Who Knew Too Much / Under Capricorn

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Who directed The Man Who Knew Too Much / Under Capricorn?: Alfred Hitchcock

Who is Bob Lawrence in The Man Who Knew Too Much / Under Capricorn?: Leslie Banks plays Bob Lawrence in the film.

What is The Man Who Knew Too Much / Under Capricorn about?: THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH, 1956, Universal, 120 min. Director Alfred Hitchcock remakes his own 1934 thriller as a melancholy examination of the pleasures and nightmares of family life. When the son of James Stewart and Doris Day is kidnapped while they’re on vacation, the couple’s long-simmering resentments threaten to get in the way of their attempts to rescue him.

UNDER CAPRICORN, 1949, BFI, 117 min. Director Alfred Hitchcock shot this film about a love triangle in 1830s Australia in long takes, à la ROPE, to explore the motivations of some very complex characters. Joseph Cotten is an Irish ex-convict turned successful landowner; Ingrid Bergman is his wife, being pushed toward alcohol-induced delirium until childhood acquaintance Michael Wilding appears.