In the mid-16th century, Aguirre, "The Wrath of God," is consumed with visions of conquering all South America and leads his own army on a quest into oblivion.
In the mid-16th century, Aguirre, "The Wrath of God," is consumed with visions of conquering all South America and leads his own army on a quest into oblivion.
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Haven't seen the movie. Wondering if the main guy is good or bad, and why it is called the wrath of god. I am curious because I wander if this really happen since Aguirre is my last name.
It's inspired by historical events, but it is fictional. Aguirre calls himself "The Wrath of God" when he loses his sanity in the jungle, believing himself to be some sort of destroying angel.
i hear about the man worked on voices recorded run away after fighting with Werner (or Kinski?) and he took with him the material... so they had made voices on studio... Kinski asked too much for re acting his voice so Werner used another actor for Aguirre's voice. Do not know if original was german or not... anyway, that's not Kinski voice, even in the original version, if this story is true
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