The Wrong Man

Manny (Henry Fonda) is jailed, as his brother-in-law Gene (Nehemiah Persoff), wife Rose (Vera Miles) and mother (Esther Minciotti) get the news, ending in a famous sequence, from Alfred Hitchcock's The Wrong Man, 1956.

The director addresses the audience, setting the distinct tone of his non-fiction mystery, followed by credits and the introduction of protagonist Manny Balestrero (Henry Fonda), in Hitchcock's The Wrong Man, 1956.

Shortly after his wrongful arrest, Manny (Henry Fonda) gets paraded by cops Bowers (Harold J. Stone) and Matthews (Charles Cooper) before robbery victims (John C. Becher, Earl George, Natalie Priest), early in Alfred Hitchcock's The Wrong Man, 1956.

Musician Manny (Henry Fonda), seeking a loan against his wife's insurance policy, greeted by a clerk (Peggy Webber) who freaks out, her suspicions confirmed by Miss James (Doreen Lang), a critical scene in Alfred Hitchcock's The Wrong Man, 1956.

Alfred Hitchcock tells the true-life story of a musician (Henry Fonda) mistaken for a criminal in The Wrong Man (1957).