Renowned filmmaker Werner Herzog recently shared his unwavering commitment to cinema, predicting that his final moments will occur on a film set. In an interview featured by CBS News, Herzog, known for his pioneering documentaries and feature films, expressed his relentless passion for filmmaking. “You’ll have to carry me out from a set, feet first,” he stated emphatically. His tenacity in the industry is further evidenced by his current projects, including a documentary and a feature film, both in production simultaneously. Herzog’s career spans several decades, with notable works including ‘Fitzcarraldo’ and ‘Grizzly Man’. Amidst this fervor, Herzog candidly reflected on the challenges faced in the film industry, including his tumultuous working relationship with Hollywood star Tom Cruise during the filming of ‘Rescue Dawn’. Despite any past grievances, Herzog maintains a deep appreciation for the craft and the elements of storytelling that drive him to continue making films. In another conversation, he articulated, “I love cinema, and I firmly believe that films are a bridge to understanding human existence.”
Werner Herzog: The Unwavering Filmmaker Who Predicts His Last Breath on Set
