Kinski at shooting of "Nosferatu"

[manthasagittarius1]

What's so witty about the way the music is used in this clip is that the Mahler 2nd is called the "Resurrection Symphony," and that mechanical skull just bites the music right off when it claps shut. Don't talk about resurrection around the undead, it hurts their feelings.

This film is my Dracula -- and Herzog is my eternal hero for being able to get so many indescribable performances, film after film, out of that brilliant, raving lunatic without strangling the man or shooting himself.

[thebiochemistry]

Mahler!! Gustav Mahler 5th symphony!!

[matteoprez]

What an incredibly beautiful film. Hollywood should learn one thing or two from this masterpiece. Murnau's original was alreafy flawless, but this Herzog' remake really took the cake. And Kinski is just unbelievable... Stunning work.

[1480mathias]

"For the first time...The movie (...) is subject to some extent from me. For the first time, I'm making a genre film."

My god, Kinski was not the only one to be a pathological narcissistic megalomaniac...They were two with Herzog...They definitly found each other !

I just wish someone's talent would stop making them worship their own shit !!!

[munkybrain]

oo hello, mahler, my friend

[Hydrefyricon]

good 'ol Nos. I love Kinski. He was so grotesque and graceful....

[th3on1and0nly]

Kinski simply WAS whatever Kinski wanted to be in ANYTHING he did. The man was pure Genius

[79DeMoni]

Kinski was Nosferatu!

[grazzi67]

Her Klaus did not need to much make up for this film.. and he's one of the most convincing Dracula of all time... He was more than an actor. He was an ARTIST probably one of the best of 20 st century.. If you have time please google his quotes, they are really something!

[BPCpresents]

Very catholic

[vspectra]

the buck fangs are awesome. 

[pleasantmessiahcoam]

nun ja hab sehnsucht und kuschelbedarf wer möchte mit mir schreiben der meldet sich einfach ja

[flaminia5]

seine Zähne, wie er die einsetzt! klasse!

[OrfeoEnajenado]

I want that damn clock for myself!!!

[Innnopfennnig]

dann würdest du dich quasi im treppsgang so hinübermogeln :D

[crackercookies]

Thanks for posting this.

[SpikeXtreme]

one of the most intelligent,beliveable vampire movies of all time.

There's no crawling up walls and hanging upside on ceilings and jumping 40 ft in the air like the other silly vampire films produced.

[bookkeeper57]

This was intended to be a faithful remake of FW Murnau's 1922 horror classic, but it has Werner Herzog's artistry like a thumbprint on it. Kinski was his favorite actor, and is understatedly brilliant in this.

[Chizpurfle52595]

@SpikeXtreme This movie RUINED other vampire movies for me. Interview with the Vampire was pretty good, especially Kirsten Dunst, but Bram Stoker's Dracula was a joke compared to this. And don't get me started on fucking Twilight. Twilight is practically Dadaist.... but makes less sense.

[SpikeXtreme]

@Chizpurfle52595 have you seen 30 days of night ?.. not as good as Nosferatu but a decent attempt .. enjoyable was the word i would use.

[scrmblakulascrm]

@Chizpurfle52595 this is what true vampires are, only Hollywood would dress them up to be sexy femme looking guys. Vampires are diseased parasites that smell of the grave, you would know this if you were a real vampire enthusiast....on that note.

[hleebarrow]

who did the music? where can I get the music CD?

[metalqueen2000]

Try amazon. I dont know if they ever released it on cd.

[filrut]

Popul Vuh. Most of it was released on the Nosferatu album. PV were one of the great krautrock acts and did scored a few more of Herzog's films.

[munkybrain]

@hleebarrow The music is by Gustav Mahler. He died in 1911. That kind of music is beyond most film composers, by God! There are plently of recordings of his music that have been made throughout the 20th century. The first thing heard in this vid is the first movement of the 5th symphony. The music near the end is from the second.

[munkybrain]

@munkybrain God knows who the organ music is by.

[currypuff93]

@munkybrain It sounds a bit like Messiaen, maybe Duruflé ?

[Blutmond666]

Bei 1:40 sieht man, dass Kinski Plateauschuhe an hat :D

[Madkre8tor]

really slowly paced movie, but that is the classic style of old school horror... building up to climax. but since we all know the story so well it didnt have much impact. dissapointing yes a bit. but still good imo. it just takes patience to really appreciate. the visuals were awesome.

[hidetolove]

I felt the same way with the pacing. I think Herzog lingered too much when Jonathan has left the Inn, but that first sequence in the mansion, beautiful!

[TheNosferatu5]

i think salems lot was a little more scary then this movie but i still got this movie and watch it all the time.

[Noiseferatu]

I agree - I remember vividly how disappointed I was when the 79-remake came out.

[hidetolove]

You know, I saw the 22 version first and, It terrified me.

Now as I watch it over again, it's lost that first impact. But the 79 version still gives me chills.

I think they both have so much to offer :D I love them both!

[rudirabe09]

Der beste Dracula aller Zeiten!!!

[gtsvideodotcom]

His words are worth a thousand pictures: that was a damn good example of belief vs. reality. The script is as beautiful as the heroine.

[bomber99uk]

im losin my hair.. an hes gimme inspiration.. thanks dude.. i feel all confident now.. )

[taistelutomaatti]

I want that clock. :O

[kkstar1976]

Then you should go watch it, what the fuck.

[PSYfree]

The castle in this footage is Pernštejn in Czech Republic... :D  My fav one..

[s8ntmark]

Kinski was so perfect in this. This is a pretty great movie too :D

[hellboy664]

whats the song at the begining????

[bswhi2]

Mahler symphony 5, movement 2

[niederdonau]

Weiß vielleicht jemand um welche Burg / Schloss es sich hier handelt?

[Shakermaker303]

Das ist Burg Pernštejn in der Nähe von Telč (der Ort wo Woyzeck gedreht wurde) und es liegt in Tschechien.

[niederdonau]

@Shakermaker303

Alles klar.

Vielen Dank !

[cinestar2]

hat irgendwer kinski schonmal lächeln oder sogar lachen gesehn?

[tfr0g]

der clip "klaus kinski creepy"

[ZolotayaKoshka]

@cinestar2 Ja natürlich, er lächelt wirklich schön, wie ein Kind. In "Mein liebster Feind".zB findest du das.

[kkstar1976]

Parts of this is like backwards, the picture on the screen is reversed like as if it is in a mirror. WEIRD.

[dyndan19]

Kinski is incredible in the role but Murnau and Schrek cannot be surpassed. No,no,

[anime13gurl]

i agree!!!

[dkupke]

Kinksi brought a great intensity to all his parts. A haunting voice coupled with mesmerizing eyes. It was that intensity that made this role so really frightening-in so many ways, he literally became a vampire.

[mysteria31]

He was so believable in this role because he was a vampire... an emotional vampire. This has got to be the strangest human being ever born. I'm just sorry this man ever had wives and children.

[kkstar1976]

You just don't like people you cannot understand just like all people with small minds.

[Skulldini]

"Hhhhhhaaaaaa....what a lovely throat!"

[Skulldini]

I have this movie on DVD and this is the greatest portrayal of a vampire I've ever seen. Kinski is so perfect for this role with his physical apearance, voice and acting style. One of the all-time great character actors in history and MY favorite kraut!

[ranwnye]

Das ist Mahler.

[Perizada]

I love Kinski

Have you got any more stuff from the filming of Nosferatu

[Minnexyz]

Kinski kinda looks like James Carville in this movie.

[Kapricorn1]

Absolutely Brilliant, what a find Klaus Kinski during filming.

[Haunted39]

I love this foeign film and the best vamipre movie ever, it far exceeds the 1922 version. Bravo to Kinski for being so nuts and convincing.

[drumtum]

Great actor, but it was never difficult for him to be nuts =))

[Haunted39]

I suppose not, I just wish I could find more of his works, any suggestions

[Haunted39]

that was for the somment about it not being a stretch for Kinski to be or act nutz.

[romanoskar]

"I suppose not, I just wish I could find more of his works, any suggestions"

Pretty much all of the films he did with Herzog.

I would start with Aguirre, Fitzcarraldo and Woyzek.

[Haunted39]

Thanks, I will look for those right away. Appreciate your reply

[wavetina2000]

kinski hatte genau die richtige karakterfresse für diese rolle (die er übrigens genial gespielt hatte)

als kind hatte ich mir damals beinah in die hose geschissen........:-)

[ariainvictus]

What is the music starting at 3:03 of this clip. It is grandose and beautiful. Can anyone tell me please. Thanks.

[wsmith68]

to ariainvictus:

That is near the end of Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. 2 "Resurrection", Fifth movement.

If you like that part you need to listen to the whole thing. It is definitely grandiose and definitely beautiful.

A great entry point into Mahler.

And a personal favorite along with his Symphony no. 8, the "Symphony of a Thousand".

I think there is a little irony with that music in this scene.

[virulito]

Thank you for posting this. I´ve had blown my mind.

[whymeee]

hopefully it didnt hurt :)

[AdamAus85]

Man, they should of had this on the Nosferatu DVD.

[Smegon]

ich finde es immer lustig die beiden Rattenzähne in der Mitte der zahnreihe, statt außen wie sonst üblich, zu sehen.

[ChristianPaul75]

Entspricht allerdings genau der Vampir-Überlieferung. ;)

[castingtherunes]

Klaus Kinski, definitely one of the major actors of all time, up there with Olivier. Anyway, I've seen most, if not all his movies. Check him out in Woychek.

[fangthefeared]

I second that, definately a class act.

[Chizpurfle52595]

YESSS! Kinski was hellaz bipolar and abusive to pretty much everyone, but MAN could he act. After Herzog got him riled up and worn out enough to focus, that is.

[juradecanoa]

Klaus looks like devil !!! so ugly man ...so beautiful daughter NATASHA!!

[yavuzcuabi]

kinski was not german or polish .he was a polish tathar(a turkic people)

[Ecnomic]

You've GOT to be kidding, yavuzcuabi! And Homer was "a turkic people" either, or what? Anyone else, who was a great Mind and a turkic people at the same time?? Com'on man, your people are only good at warfare.....if they have majority

[Scurtulos]

Herzogs adaption of Murnaus film is the second best vampire-movie after the original Nosferatu even though its mood is a bit different from the original it still is a beutiful and moodfull movie!

[manwithnoname123]

an inspired choice of casting for the vampire part - and they didn't even have to make him up!

[kszyfy]

thx a lot for this video

[kermit9978]

Wonderful.

Thank you, my friend.

[lumen1012]

i love that movie, Klaus is quite scary. He makes everyone love the 'freak'

[hallospacegirl1013]

hey, this is awesome. he's not throwing a fit!

[lippy170]

why does he normally have a fit?

[Soniclife91]

Kinski usually almost killed people on set...or at least threatned too look for some vids of his outburts they're up

[grbomr]

whoa. where did this clip come from?

[heldhelm]

One of the five 10/10 movies is know. Just flawless.

[DocPhnoeker]

what do you mean exactly???

[heldhelm]

I mean that i really really love Nosferatu.

[DocPhnoeker]

ah, fine! i also like the movie very much :-)

[grunntalll]

@DocPhnoeker i guess its one of the five 10 out of 10 movies he knows.

[bogini59]

I love Kinski.He is freak just like me:)

I heard that he wos erotoman;)))

[saanzacs]

One of Klaus Kinski's greatest roles.

[shilloshillos]

The orchestral music in the first 2 minutes is from Mahler's 1st Symphony. Or is it the 4th? Its undoubtly Mahler, anyway.

[Alessandro1985]

No! It is the first movement of Mahler's Fifth, obviously.

[nickfox2]

It starts with the second movement of Mahler's fifth symphony, and then jumps to the first movement at :24.

[copyright1982]

He's sexy in a really creepy way. I'd let him bite me...

[Lorsch]

lol absolutely weird

[schpydah]

i totally agree!

[Jal8919536]

Is the music that plays at the end of the footage featured in the movie?

[schpydah]

No, the music in the film is really low-key and dread-inducing