 Throughout the filming, Doris Day (I) (qv) became increasingly  concerned that Alfred Hitchcock (I) (qv) paid more attention to  camera setups, lighting and technical matters than he did to her  performance. Convinced that he was displeased with her work, she  finally confronted him. His reply was, "My dear Miss Day, if you  werent giving me what I wanted, *then* I would have to direct you!"