Cast
- James Stewart – Dr. Benjamin 'Ben' McKenna
- Doris Day – Josephine Conway 'Jo' McKenna
- Brenda De Banzie – Lucy Drayton
- Bernard Miles – Edward Drayton
- Ralph Truman – Inspector Buchanan
- Daniel Gélin – Louis Bernard
- Mogens Wieth – Ambassador
- Alan Mowbray – Val Parnell
- Hillary Brooke – Jan Peterson
- Christopher Olsen – Henry 'Hank' McKenna
- Reggie Nalder – Rien
- Alexis Bobrinskoy – the Prime Minister
- Richard Wattis – Assistant Manager
- Noel Willman – Woburn
- Alix Talton – Helen Parnell
- Yves Brainville – Police Inspector
- Richard Wordsworth – Ambrose Chappell,Jr
- Carolyn Jones – Cindy Fontaine
Alfred Hitchcock's cameo is a signature occurrence in most of his films. In The Man Who Knew Too Much he can be seen 25:42 into the film watching acrobats in the Moroccan marketplace, with his back to the camera, just before the spy is killed.
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