Mein liebster Feind - Klaus Kinski
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:53:06
They were Machiguengas, these
two here, and a lot of Campas, too.

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Normally, they speak very softly
and physical contacts are gentle.

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They were afraid. They would sit
huddled together, whispering.

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Towards the end of shooting one
of the chiefs came to me and said:

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"You probably realized that we were
afraid, but not for one moment...

:53:51
...were we scared of that screaming
madman, shouting his head off."

:53:54
They were actually afraid of me,
because I was so quiet.

:53:58
Kinski's fits can partly be explained
by his egocentric character.

:54:10
Egocentric is perhaps not the right
word; he was an outright egomaniac.

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Whenever there was a serious
accident, it became a big problem...

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...because, all of a sudden, he was
no longer the center of attention.

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He was no longer important.
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Once, a lumberman was bitten
by a snake while cutting a tree.

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This only happened once in 3 years,
with hundreds of woodcutters...

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...in the jungle who always worked
barefoot with their chain saws.

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The snakes naturally flee from the
smell of gasoline and the noise.

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Suddenly this chuchupe
struck the man twice.

:54:54
This was the most
dangerous snake of all.

:54:57
It only takes a few minutes
before cardiac arrest occurs.


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