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b) The portions of the interview with the Bear guy (Can't remember his name) that was killed by bears.

Timothy Treadwell as seen in the documentary "Grizzly Man"

Clearly, Grizzly Man forgot to pick up and throw the bear if it attacked him.

Hmmm...this looks like a segment from Grizzly Man

Herzog is a fascinating character and director. I highly recommend watching Burden of Dreams which is a documentary following Herzog as he tries to direct the 1982 film Fitzcarraldo, its a fascinating portrait of a mans struggle against nature, it also gives a wonderful insight into Herzog himself.

Its one of my favorite films filled with amazing visuals of the Amazon, reflections by Herzog and his seemingly impossible trails during the production of Fitzcarraldo. I actually liked the documentary more then the final film itself. There is a clip of it on VS here.

Herzog also made the documentary Grizzly Man about a bear lover who filmed himself trying to live with bears, eventually getting himself and his girlfriend eaten by a bear.

Anyway its time to *requeue

I believe this is from Werner Herzog's Grizzly Man, an excellent film.

Perhaps he should watch the Herzog documentary "Grizzly Man" a few times.

Expect to see this guy on the news "Famed shark diver Andre Hartman was killed today by GUESS WHAT?"

My favorite recent Herzog story:

German director WERNER HERZOG was shot by a crazed fan during a recent interview with the BBC.

The 63-year-old was chatting with movie journalist MARK KERMODE about his new documentary GRIZZLY MAN, when a sniper opened fire with an air rifle.

Kermode explains, "I thought a firecracker had gone off.

"Herzog, as if it was the most normal thing in the world, said, 'Oh, someone is shooting at us. We must go.'

"He had a bruise the size of a snooker ball, with a hole in. He just carried on with the interview while bleeding quietly in his boxer shorts."

An unrepentant Herzog insisted, "It was not a significant bullet. I am not afraid."