Werner Herzog had never even seen a movie until he was 11. Now 82, the visionary director is working constantly, still making ...

NEW YORK — In “Meeting Gorbachev,” Werner Herzog, one of world cinema’s most offbeat and celebrated filmmakers, interviews — and is obviously fascinated by — one of the most unusual ...

Werner Herzog: The 60 Minutes Interview 13:20. A teenage Werner Herzog needed just one thing after he decided filmmaking was his destiny: a camera. He found one at a film school in Munich and ...

Werner Herzog is at a booth in a Sunset Boulevard restaurant, ... ‘Yes, of course, I’d like to go — only if I had a camera along. Sure, that would be wonderful,’” he says, grinning.

Werner Herzog's weird and brilliant career has most recently taken him into the world of Star Wars: ... but I assume much of it was motion-controlled cameras and green screens,” Herzog said.

Werner Herzog, collaborating with Cambridge volcanologist Clive Oppenheimer, ... You know where you put your camera so your car faces the exits. If you film, ...

Werner Herzog’s memoir is as delightfully bizarre as his films. ... When he was 19, he stole his first camera from a film school in Munich.

Hosted by marine biologist Tom Hird, the competition series follows four teams of experts as they attempt to capture every ...