Lena Herzog about her husband Werner Herzog’s acting career star-news.press/wp

In the mid-1990s, Lena Herzog was a student in California, studied philosophy at Mills College and Teaching in Berkeley.

When she first met Werner Herzoga, a famous film creator, she didn’t know who he was and he didn’t see any of his films.

Instead, as a famous film director, Werner Herzog made up backstars.

“He told me she was a cascader,” Lena Anderson Cooper said.

He kept the pair even moved together before Werner revealed who he was really.

“And I thought,” My God, I’m falling in love … It’s a shame he’s a casket. What will I say to my mother? “” Lena told Cooper. ”

Today, a couple lives in California, paradoxical strokes for eccentric auteur who defied Hollywood conventions throughout his career.

“I live in Los Angeles because I fell in love,” Werner Herzog explained to Cooper.

Lena Herzog is a visual artist and a photographer who work over more media.

He is photographed on the set of husband movies, shooting records of documentary style that have actors, including Nicolas Cage, Chritian Bale, Chloë Sevigny and Michael Shannon.

She told Cooper to travel with Werner for her film shooting is something she works for her career as well as an artist.

“Wherever he goes, I find the topic,” she told Cooper.

“And some of what I shoot is a documentary photo because it was my original medium … I still work for his movies.”

Cooper wanted to know what Lena thought of her husband’s career as an actor, playing the bad guys in the “Star Wars” series “and Mandalorian” and “Jack Recher”.

“He’s very proud of that. She praises about it,” she said.

In “Jack Recher”, Werner plays the role of the Cheloveka, overpocking the Russian gang that lost in mind after spending decades in Soviet guards.

“I had friends in Paris who called me in the panic and said … You are married to that man. Remember that we are just one flight.” Lena told Cooper.

“I think it’s absolutely without being ridiculed and allow other directors to throw it in a way that is almost a caricature.”

Lena Herzog thinks of the public perception of his husband as an obsessive filmmakis who would do anything for his art, he set him for those roles.

“Werner somehow plays in this perception of him … that such a wild man and capable of anything.”

But those perceptions are wrong, Lena claimed.

“He’s the sweetest man … He’s really, really cute, a good man.”

The video above was produced and edited by Will Croxton.