Still of Klaus Kinski during the making of Nosferatu the Vampyre
Win Wenders & Werner Herzog
Werner Herzog, Burden Of Dreams
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“Werner can be, I say can be, a gentle soul. I definitely heard all the stories, and quite enjoyed them, but not once did I feel that things crossed any kind of line. Werner cares a great deal and I think he is driven only by what he believes is necessary to tell a great story.” - Christian Bale
From Werner Herzog’s visit to DePaul
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Rainer Werner Fassbinder, Werner Herzog, and Wim Wenders
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Film still from Julien Donkey-Boy, Harmony Korine, 1999
Film still from Woyzeck, 1979
Herzog mentioned twice that, in the end, he was happy he decided to participate in the exhibition; however, he brought the Whitney portion of the evening to a close by recounting a telling exchange he had with the curators there: “I don’t go to museums because I do not like art,” he apparently told them, to which they responded, “Yes, but you are an artist.”
“I’m not an artist,” Herzog said. “I’m a soldier.”
— Werner Herzog: Whitney Biennial Contributor, But Don’t Call Him an Artist(via jordanknecht)
Director’s Commentary of the Day: And now: Werner Herzog shares his thoughts on the stupidity of chickens.
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