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I also just watched Mr. and Mrs. Smith today, it was one of only two post-British period Hitchcock feature films that I had never seen (Under Capricorn being the other). Some enjoyable scenes, not really up there with the best classic screwball comedies, although just about anything with Carole...

SteveO, did you notice the picure shaking a lot during the Gwenn sequences? That was distracting for me. I agree that his role was great, I totally love this movie. I never noticed the possibly fake mustache, but I'll check it out again sometime.

Eric, I don't think NXNW is coming with a CD soundtrack. The current DVD release--which appears to be what's going into this new Signature Collection--has an isolated score track on the DVD, but not a separate CD.

Cool, thanks for the link. And yes, I know it's Universal, but this was completed in 2001, and it still isn't out yet? Hello! What's the frickin' holdup here?

Patrick, which Man Who Knew Too Much are you talking about, '56 or '34? I would assume you're referring to the later version. Probably not much of a market for a major restoration of the original.

PaulP, don't tell me you don't have Rear Window! This upcoming collection, with all these new titles, was already discussed in a few other threads, but it's great to see the official announcement with the release date, so thanks for posting it. I hope any Hitch fans who have never seen...