Jill Lawrence — The Man Who Knew Too Much Character Profile

About Jill Lawrence

British wife of Bob and mother of Betty. Initially a clay pigeon shooting competitor, she becomes the central figure in uncovering the conspiracy, disrupts the assassination at the concert by screaming, and saves her daughter by shooting the assassin on the roof.

Character Facts

Played by

Edna Best

Appears in

The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934)

Role

Supporting

Relationships (3)

• Jill Lawrence — Conflict Target — Abbott (Peter Lorre)

  Abbott's conspiracy directly endangers Jill and her family.

• Jill Lawrence — Conflict Rival — Ramon Levine (Frank Vosper)

  Jill and Ramon compete against each other in a clay pigeon shooting contest.

• Jill Lawrence — Alliance Friend — Louis Bernard (Pierre Fresnay)

  Jill and Louis form a friendly connection during their stay in Switzerland.

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More characters from The Man Who Knew Too Much

• Bob Lawrence (Leslie Banks)
• Abbott (Peter Lorre)
• Ramon Levine (Frank Vosper)
• Clive (Hugh Wakefield)
• Betty Lawrence (Nova Pilbeam)
• Nurse Agnes (Cicely Oates)
• Binstead (D.A. Clarke-Smith)
• Policeman Shot Behind Mattress (uncredited) (Frank Atkinson)
• Gibson (George Curzon)
• Louis Bernard (Pierre Fresnay)
• Secretary (uncredited) (Joan Harrison)
• Lawrence's Maid (uncredited) (Betty Baskcomb)