 The studio bosses have booked a hotel room for Bergman , complete with a " Hollywood Welcoming Committee " – a hooker they hope will persuade him to accept their offer – and a limo shuttles Bergman from meeting to meeting . Visiting " The Studio Commissary " , he is brought face to face with the many European directors who went to make films in Hollywood : Billy Wilder , Fritz Lang , F. W. Murnau , Jacques Tourneur , Josef von Sternberg , and Alfred Hitchcock , all apparently happy to work in Hollywood : " Alfred Hitchcock , bless his soul , there chomping on a dinner roll , The Man Who Knew Too Much done twice , in Hollywood , done twice as nice " . Bergman is tempted by the prospect of secure funding for his film projects and feels he " must not be hasty " in rejecting the proposal . 
