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Ross Clark wrote:

> First Hitchcock film I ever saw: "The Man Who Knew Too Much" (1956). 
> James Stewart and Doris Day. In the Moroccan Embassy in London, Doris 
> sings "Que Sera Sera". She looks very serious in the picture; her son is 
> being held hostage somewhere in the embassy, and she is trying to use 
> the song to make contact with him. It was a brand new song at the time, 
> first performance in this film.
> OK, here's a bit of language trivia: What is the origin of the phrase 
> and what language is it supposed to be?
> Read more here:
> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Que_Sera,_Sera_(Whatever_Will_Be,_Will_Be)
  
   
     
  really?   "Que Sera,  Sera"    is not good Spanish ???
     
    
     
  During shooting of this film,  there's  a nice trivia about
   (the special effects  of )    

    How the dying man  had  a  disguise (blackface) on,  which was  scraped off when
        another man's hand  scrapes  his face...

             and how this was filmed.