In one scene in this film, the protagonist's mother asks "You gentlemen aren't trying to kill my son, are you?
In one scene in this film, the protagonist's mother asks "You gentlemen aren't trying to kill my son, are you?" which prompts enormous laughter in an elevator. While on a train, the protagonist explains to the female lead that the O. in his middle name stands for nothing. The protagonist accosts the diplomat Lester Townsend at the U.N., only for him to be murdered with a thrown knife. An iconic scene sees the protagonist in some cornfields in Indiana, where he is attacked by a crop duster plane. It climaxes with the male and female lead hanging at Mount Rushmore. For 10 points, name this film in which the Cary Grant protagonist is subjected to mistaken identity, an Alfred Hitchcock thriller with a directional title.
In one scene in this film, the protagonist's mother asks "You gentlemen aren't trying to kill my son, are you?
North by Northwest