April 8 (UPI) --German filmmaker Werner Herzog was announced as the recipient ... felt overwhelmed with emotion when she was hired to star in HBO's adaptation of the blockbuster video game.

The Venice Film Festival will honor iconoclastic German director Werner Herzog — whose body of work comprises “Aguirre, the Wrath of God,” “Fitzcarraldo” and Nosferatu the Vampyre ...

“A physical filmmaker and indefatigable hiker, Werner Herzog constantly crosses the planet Earth pursuing hitherto unseen images, testing our ability to look, challenging us to grasp what lies ...

Werner Herzog, the celebrated German writer, producer and filmmaker behind “Grizzly Man” and “The Wrath of God,” is making his animation debut with “The Twilight World,” based on his ...

You can find him at Threads @mickmartin182. "Star Trek" has suffered some big losses in the past couple of years, losing both "Star Trek: Discovery" and the animated series "Star Trek: Lower Decks ...

In the mid-1990s, Lena Herzog ... in the "Star Wars" series "The Mandalorian" and "Jack Reacher." "He's very proud of it. He brags about it," she said. In "Jack Reacher," Werner plays the role ...

Werner Herzog: Every day, every night, and the next day, and the next night, and on. Herzog also had to deal with Klaus Kinski, the star of the film, who was prone to explosions of rage.

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EXCLUSIVE: Real-life sisters Kate and Rooney Mara are now looking to play fictional sisters as the two are set to star in Bucking Fastard, a new movie from Werner Herzog. Herzog will write and ...

Dabbling in narrative filmmaking in-between his many documentaries, it was recently announced Werner Herzog was in ... Rooney and Kate Mara will star in a film together, Deadline reports. They’ll lead ...

Despite its reputation as a science fiction franchise committed to hope, peace, and equity in an enlightened future, playing Star Trek still involves quite a bit of pew-pew-pew shootouts.