Mein liebster Feind - Klaus Kinski
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:20:03
It seemed to me like a metaphor
for our turbulent relationship.

:20:09
If you want someone to be
agitated, let him be agitated!

:20:16
- Fucking shoot! Let's shoot this shit!
- The camera won't roll now.

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It's an insult!
You have to beg me,

:20:25
...even David Lean did that
and Brecht too.

:20:31
- You will do it as well, my dear!
- I will not. - We shall see!

:20:35
- I will not do it.
- We shall see!

:20:41
I couldn't care less what
Brecht and David Lean did.

:20:49
What was the reason for
inflicting this on myself?

:20:54
At age 15, I had seen Kinski
in the anti-war film:

:20:58
"Children, Mothers and a General."
:21:00
He plays a lieutenant who
leads schoolboys to the front.

:21:09
Maximilian Schell also
plays a small part.

:21:12
He falls in love
and wants to desert.

:21:15
Kinski will have him shot for
that the next morning.

:21:18
Don't be afraid.
I haven't seen a girl in 3 years.

:21:21
Hey, you! Go away!
:21:24
That bastard.
:21:26
Are you coming?
I shall wait outside, o.k.?

:21:30
Do me this favor, please.
:21:35
The mothers of the boys and the
soldiers go to sleep for a few hours.

:21:40
Kinski is awakened at daybreak,
and the way he wakes up...

:21:45
...will forever stay in my memory.
:21:50
Yes, we have to leave.
:21:52
This one moment, repeated here,
impressed me so profoundly...

:21:56
...that later, it was a decisive
factor in my professional life.


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