Werner Herzog

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Biography

Werner Herzog was born Werner Herzog Stipetiƒ on September 5, 1942 in Munich, Germany. He is considered one of the greatest German film makers…more

Born

9/5/1942, Munich, Germany

Birth Name

Werner Stipetic

Gender

Male

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    • Herzog's many ordeals during the making of "Fitzcarraldo" are documented in a feature-length documentary by Les Blank entitled "Burden of Dreams."
    • Werner Herzog stole a 35mm camera from the Munich Film School and used it to shoot several features, including "Aguirre: The Wrath of God." He admitted this freely but justified it by saying he "had a natural right to take it."
    • Werner was voted the 35th Greatest Driector of all time by `Entertainment Weekly`.
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    • Werner: love my movies as they are. I let them develop their own lives.
    • Werner: Many of my films have not been easy work.
    • Werner: Ecstatic truth. I've always tried to strive for a much deeper truth in the images, in cinema, in storytelling, on a screen, so whether I've achieved it or not remains to be seen. . . . There are short fleeting moments when I know that I have achieved it. And to work for that and to strive for it and to try, gives at least some dignity and some meaning to my existence.

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