My Best Fiend
1999 · 95 MIN · IMDB 7.8 · 12,599 VOTES · DIR. Werner Herzog
Overview
A film that describes the love-hate relationship between Werner Herzog and Klaus Kinski, the deep trust between the director and the actor, and their independently and simultaneously hatched plans to murder one another.
Dialogue Timeline — 950 lines
A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE
00:00:06 First...
00:04:09 The owner of the boarding house, Klara Rieth, an elderly lady of 65...
00:06:58 One day, Kinski took a huge running start down the corridor...
00:09:58 ...in snakes' poison, old hags' spittle...
00:13:16 Then as Dostoyevsky's idiot, and later in his life, as Paganini.
00:17:18 ...and not the center of attention.
00:21:36 I couldn't care less what Brecht and David Lean did.
00:25:48 ...being at the same time cold-blooded and calculating.
00:29:56 I shall never forget one moment, that was right here in the Pongo.
00:34:05 What a pity, Klaus, that you ran away before the boat struck.
00:37:34 ...were contained within the frame of a screen image.
00:41:33 Nevertheless, we worked together again.
00:45:40 Is it still you?
00:49:00 I left early, because I couldn't keep from sobbing.
00:52:17 I simply continued setting up for the next scene.
00:56:05 "You probably realized that we were afraid, but not for one moment...
01:00:11 ...and thus to 'Mother Nature'.
01:05:52 Who follows me and the river will win untold riches.
01:12:39 He created a climate of unconditional professionalism.
01:17:22 Jason became so ill that we had to fly him out to the United States.
01:22:24 Nobody. Not a single one.
01:30:15 There you are, directing the army of 800 women, Amazon warriors.
01:36:02 And yet we belonged together.
100:01:05 which were there to eat.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed950
Dialogue density10.0 lines / min
First line00:00:06
Final line100:01:05
Production Record
DirectorWerner Herzog
LanguageGerman
Revenue$95,612
IMDb votes12,599