DP/30: Werner Herzog, Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans (2009)

He started directing television documentaries in Germany and became famous for his relentlessness as a filmmaker. No less intense... though a little funny in the most outrageous way, the legendary filmmaker talked to David Poland about this sequel to a film he claims to have never seen.
Shot in Los Angeles, November 2009
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[@TheFrankJanssens]

Werner Herzog one of the best documentaire makers alive.

[@penhdog2207]

"Ive always had a suspicion that Im naturally a better writer than filmmaker" So great to hear even Wener Herzog feels confusion about which artform he should have focused on.

[@nikitamcconnell8027]

Loved the Bad Lieutenant movie. It’s so clever. Like a Jim Thompson novel.

[@sebastianalegria3401]

Despite being a German director, his English is very good, it's always a pleasure to listen to him speaks.

[@Lopfff]

Je peux l’écouter toute la journée

[@nikitamcconnell8027]

Absolutely. It’s easy to listen to him.

[@oozrenn]

Awesome movie.

[@Ajax-322]

Nice. I love that movie.

[@Lopfff]

Nick Cage is the new Klaus Kinsky

[@KenTWOu]

25:15 - What was the name of the movie? I can't hear it :(

[@blackphillip63]

la soufrière

[@kylefarrell381]

I like the movie

[@lobsterwhisperer7932]

He ripped of Fear and loathing in Las Vegas.

[@user-wo5tc9ux7u]

No… far superior tbh

[@sonson88]

Very interesting person. Horrible movie.

[@BerryBurgerMeister]

Yea right.