In this film a man in a public bathroom seems to be amused by the protagonist's using a very small razor to shave his face.
In this film a man in a public bathroom seems to be amused by the protagonist's using a very small razor to shave his face. A character in this film says his middle initial, "O," stands for "nothing." A man at a bus stop in this film notes that a plane is dusting crops where there aren't any. This film's protagonist says that "in the world of advertising, there's no such thing as a (*) lie. There's only expedient exaggeration." In this film, one man throws a knife at the back of a diplomat with whom the protagonist is speaking. A biplane crashes into an oil truck after chasing this film's protagonist. In this film, Roger Thornhill is mistaken for a man named George Kaplan and kidnapped. For 10 points, name this Alfred Hitchcock film that features a dramatic chase scene on Mt. Rushmore.
In this film a man in a public bathroom seems to be amused by the protagonist's using a very small razor to shave his face.
North by Northwest