"I don't care how much my accent may bother you"

The famously dark filmmaker, edited down to his dark essence. Video

Mary Ann Casavant compressed a two-hour lecture by Werner Herzog into a minute and 50 seconds. Reflecting on the production of "Grizzly Man," the filmmaker intones: "You should be grateful that the universe knows no smile." For the rest of the three-part series, check StrangeDuckFilms.com.

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