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WERNER HERZOG, THE WRATH OF GOD AND GREAT FILMS GALORE
Watson: Who is the best actor you’ve ever been around?

Herzog: I cannot say the best because I’ve worked with the best of the best. Christian Bale, Nicolas Cage, Klaus Kinski, Claudia Cardinale, Isabelle Adjani — you could just name them. Just the finest. But the deepest of all, the one who moved you to your core was a man, the unknown soldier of cinema. I did two feature films with him, The Enigma of Kaspar Hauser and another film, Stroszek.


S Dot, because he didn’t want to reveal his name. He had a catastrophic childhood. His mother was a prostitute, wanted to get rid of the child, and beat him so savagely that when he was 3 1/2, he lost speech. And she got rid of him into a home of retarded and insane children, where he didn’t belong. He was smart.

After 24 years of being locked away in institutions, he was literally kicked out. And he was the most incredible, incredible character that I’ve ever worked with. Difficult, but he had a depth and a tragedy, an aura of tragedy that you have never seen on a screen ever before or after. I have to make a distinction. For example, when you look at Timothy Treadwell, I made the documentary Grizzly Man. He had this kind of multifacets of crazy and wisdom, and, how shall I say it, fear and fearlessness and contradicting qualities in him, just unbelievable. So you cannot really say who was your best, the most impressive one, who has the most presence on the screen, who has the most intensity coming from a screen, who touches your heart deeper than anyone else.


Bruno S. – "Als ich Mensch wurde, musste ich sterben"