The joy on Conan's face when Werner Herzog says 'bamboozled'

I only watched Mandalorian to hear this man say "baby"

@atomicsmith

7 ай бұрын

I only watched it to hear him say “metaclorians” 😢

@OnTheNerdySide

7 ай бұрын

You want to watch him say "the baby"?

@raymondayac8283

7 ай бұрын

and "lack of decorum"

@cleverusername9369

7 ай бұрын

Conan only had this man on to hear him talk about swirling vortices of chaos and madness

@TAURON85

7 ай бұрын

That's kinda silly of you. 😮

What a blessing to have this storyteller in our lifetime.

@videogamechangers605

7 ай бұрын

It's a great interview. Especially after Conan's last interview, which was so bad he won't even post videos of it.

@user-hh9xp7lp7i

7 ай бұрын

What was the interview? Who was it with?

@videogamechangers605

7 ай бұрын

Rahm Emanuel came on. The podcast was dropped on a Friday instead of the usual Monday. @@user-hh9xp7lp7i

@myfairlady343

7 ай бұрын

​@@videogamechangers605which one was it?

@videogamechangers605

7 ай бұрын

Rahm Emanuel came on. The podcast was released Friday instead of the usual Monday. Must have been awkward to have a politician that publicly opposed recognizing the Armenian genoicide sit with Sona. @@myfairlady343

Herzog is legitimately the coolest person I ever met. A towering, warm figure. I still play that moment in my head every so often

@Walperion_Music

7 ай бұрын

So cool if you've met him in real life! What was the story there?

@bennozoid1

7 ай бұрын

i spent 5 days studying with him in 2011 at his Rogue Film School. It was so vivid and fascinating - it still feels like yesterday i swear to God!

@Walperion_Music

7 ай бұрын

@@bennozoid1 Really cool! Lucky to see the person in person! :)

@John.Christopher

7 ай бұрын

A lovely, Godly man he is.

@willgood9675

Ай бұрын

you are a lucky one

I didnt even consider Werner Herzog could be on Conan when I thought about what guests could be great on this podcast, but just seeing the title im beyond excited to hear the full thing. Herzog is just so intense, odd and endearingly entertaining. uniquely articulate and very perceptive. I think about him every time I see chickens roam. Conan can bounce off of anyone but especially such a deep well of philosophical insight and particular grasp on the human condition

@babywah3290

7 ай бұрын

Listening to Herzog say “Honey Boo Boo” was one of the funniest things ever😂😂😂

He was one of my brothers closest friends. He entertained us for years. My brother invited him to a private dinner where he introduced him to his now wife. He called my brother every year on their anniversary to thank him for introducing them. Fascinating guy and loyal.

@JTD472

7 ай бұрын

I need more info please

@Norsilca

7 ай бұрын

Good lord you used the past tense and I had to frantically google him to make sure Werner Herzog didn't die

@jeannevanduzer5436

7 ай бұрын

@@Norsilca my brother died in February, sorry for confusion.

@Major42

7 ай бұрын

Nice

Wow. Getting Herzog on here is amazing, that guy is a legend in film circles. His life and career are incredibly interesting, awesome to see him here.

That story about his mentor is just too beautiful and touching to hear. Despite losing almost all the ability to enjoy life, it's usually the attachment to people you cared for that's kept you living. That's the most powerful spell in the world.

Conan: “every man for himself and God against all, thank god this isn’t a children’s book!” Werner, thinking: I tell this to every child I meet

Werner Herzog being silly is nearly indistinguishable from him being serious! 😂❤

11:22 "Boys, if I could cut it out of my ribs, I would cut it out of my ribs but I can't so you shut up."

Werner Herzog is a gem. And a very good director. ☮️

I literally cried on this interview's story. Thank you for the inspiration. I want to approach the world the same way, on foot and awake, to see everything and to feel life itself.❤

My two favourite people to listen to in the world sitting down together to chat. OMG this is unbelievable.

@jenniferhemmerlein

7 ай бұрын

Mine too! I'm glad to know I'm not alone in loving these two. :)

Herzog is the man's a man. For the man who wants to explore and finds himself before he commits.

Man, I don't know how often I've heard Werner Herzog tell these stories. I've read some of his books and seen the B-Rolls and documentaries. But it still touches me to the core every single time when I listen to him retelling them.

People don't talk enough about his arc as the villain in Jack Reacher. He was great.

Wow. Did not expect these tears. Thank you for the story. Great interview.

Werner is a world treasure he's so easy to watch or listen to

I could listen to him talk for hours. I am gonna get this on audiobook I think, I know he narrates it. It's crazy to think that he was born in 1942 in Germany. Very few people that are alive right now can say that. The fact that one of them is one of the greatest filmmakers of all time makes us truly lucky.

Werner Herzog, aka one of the greatest directors of all time!!!

Ein Weltbürger den man gerne zu hört. Seine Lebeserfahrung ist enorm

What a mesmerizing story-teller...at the end of the video you could hear a pin drop in the studio. Goosebumps

They never mentioned his interview where he got shot, finished the interview and then went to the hospital. This man takes extremes to places daredevils only dream of.

Oh, love Herzog to bits for decades! Such a rare sincere minute on Conan laughter-fest! These particular stories are so poignant, they humble us to think how blessed we are, especially who live in English-speaking part of the 21 century world, not to split a loaf of bread for a week with despair in our eyes whenever your child comes and you have nothing to feed them. Or not to hear bombs flying and someone will armedly hate you for being born the wrong race/country/nationality. So thank you Conan for an unexpected minute of not-laugher for a change.

@kab9706

7 ай бұрын

That story was so painful, i have a lump in my throat trying not to cry. I can't imagine the despair of not being able to feed by toddler. If he cried to me for 3 days about being hungry, and i could not feed him. I can't imagine the desperation his mother must have felt.

@sirbonobo3907

6 ай бұрын

Man this is painfull all If the sudden all those Parents with hingry children and Not able to Feed them around the world entered my mind and it was pure Horror... Cant even fathom how much of a pain it must felt for those Parents.

@armandogavilan1815

6 ай бұрын

No, you just inflict despair, poverty and death to poor countries instead.

@kab9706

6 ай бұрын

@@armandogavilan1815 you're thinking of the government. A regular citizen doesn't do any of that. Not being able to separate government from a country's people is pretty bad.

@armandogavilan1815

6 ай бұрын

@@kab9706 who put hitler into power? or reagan, trump or this butcher biden? yes, amazing to live in a nazi country and then blame it on the government you put into power. Have some responsibility, specially when you´re from a so called democratic country, amerikkka, soon bringing us ww3 thanks for religious fanatism!

The guest seems to be consumed by MADNESS!!!!

@will-ellington

7 ай бұрын

Yes, the madness it takes to be great.

@SpaceJockey805

7 ай бұрын

@@will-ellingtonmissed the reference

@cleverusername9369

7 ай бұрын

​@@will-ellingtonfor your edification, any time Mr Herzog comes up in conversation on the podcast, Conan uses it as an opportunity to showcase his Herzog impression. It sounds more like Arnold, but he always says very Herzogian things like "the lone penguin was consumed by madness, in a universe at the heart of which lies an unfeeling swirling vortex of chaos"

I want this to be 20 hours.

oh boy! I never imagined this pairing, and including the great reactions of Sony, truly enjoying the interplay. And though I have always appreciated Herzog's movies, hearing about his childhood was deeply moving, and also how seriously he considers friendship.

This episode gave me pause for thought and chills .... Thank you Mr Herzog

His movies are powerful, thought provoking, but the stories he tells…. wow.

I once heard a Herzog impression years ago, and I must say, it was dead-on. 😂

@zorby6286

7 ай бұрын

Likely Paul F Tompkins amazing Herzog impression that he does on Comedy Bang Bang and other podcasts

@LycanLink

7 ай бұрын

@@zorby6286 It wasn't, because I've never seen those things. It was probably Conan or Bill Hader, if I had to guess.

What a lovely man. God bless him. 💗

Truly an incredible storyteller

I listened to the entire podcast (not just these excerpts). This is a fantastic interview and one of the best that Conan has ever done. I first became captivated by Werner Herzog when I attended college some forty plus years ago. Herzog is one of the most singular individuals and his oeuvre is significant. His comments about the current Left Right divide that plagues America are insightful and spot on. I find these observations reminiscent of Alexis de Tocqueville when he first wrote about the American Experience. An outsider is often more able to recognize the greatness of this country than the inhabitants themselves. Bravo Conan.

@mikemathias1562

5 ай бұрын

Hi from Germany❤

I LOVE the title of his book!

One of the greatest filmmakers and actors ever, a true treasure of a gentleman from Germany. Love hearing Werner laugh and seeing him smile. Very down to earth and an incredible warmth about his energy. 😆🤣😂🇩🇪💎⚜️🏆👑🎧🎙️ ❤️ 😁

Werner Herzog is just such a fascinating person, a true original.

The honest shock on Conan’s face to hear Werner’s stories is the most unguarded the world may ever see him…

His scenes in The Mandalorian are just amazing.

Matt must be texting Paul F Tompkins under the table lol

Wow! What an esteemed guest! Ausgezeichnet!

awesome to see you interviewing one of my film heroes. even though i know he has a cult following and is more reknowned in certain places, i feel still he is such a under rated figure in the film industry, and a sage of tales.

Conan should host Werner and Arnold some time. They'd be like two long-lost brothers.

@babywah3290

7 ай бұрын

If they both talk about their favorite Honey Boo Boo episodes, people will literally die from laughter.

@larrysnyder2273

7 ай бұрын

@@babywah3290 🤣

Werner Herzog is a truly magnificent director and such an interesting person. It's amazing you got him on the podcast.

Please post more! I could listen to this man for weeks!

I heard Werner Herzog say "bamboozle". I can die now.

I want to see an action movie directed by Arnold Schwarzenegger and main protagonist played by Werner Herzog.

I listened to full podcast. I loved it. Werner Herzog is one of the greatest film makers.

This is REALLY good. I love me some CONAF and many shows are above and beyond expectations, but Werner is truly a special guest by any standard.

Werner sounds like Arnold, Flula and Christoph Waltz harmonizing.

God I love him so much. He's so cool and scary and he almost seems not real. He haunts my dreams and he's still alive.

Sometimes when I think life is coming down on me, which it does, I think of men like Werner Herzog and all I have learned watching his work. I have been fortunate enough to work with and know men like him.

Wow...powerful stories...

amazing to see these two together haha what a blessing

I always enjoy listening to Herzog’s wild stories!

Damn I didn’t think I was gone cry watching this interview. What a fascinating individual ❤️

Recall watching Fitzcarraldo at an art house theatre in KC. As a son of Peruvian immigrants, WH peaked my interest in him as a director and his passion for that particular geography and its history. Such ambitions and challenges. VEHR NEHR HEHR TSOHG

Now..not everybody can be friends with one another and so quickly. BUT IF the man who was friends with Klaus Kinski finds it difficult to be friends with you...that's saying something. PS: just a little joke - not to be taken seriously

What a coincidence, I just watched Aguirre recently!

I really like him on a dub of Miyazaki's Wind Rises, his character somehow seems to be animated to get Herzog speech pattern

First time Conan sported a tie for these interviews.

Woww!!! My Along with David Lynch, my favorite director of all time. A brilliant man.

This man has had a long and storied career and has influenced so many actors and filmmakers, but the first 2 things that pop in my head when I see and or hear Werner Herzog are his very brief scene the Rick and Morty episode “Interdimensional Cable 2” and “I see nothing, but death and chaos…..I would like to see the baby” from The Mandalorian.🤣🤣🤣

This man has a honesty I look to

I love it when Conan becomes more serious.

Greatest living filmmaker

keep it up conan

Conan’s such a pro: wears a tie, and seamlessly feels out how ‘normal’ he’s gonna have to be.

This man is a legend!

Oh, not so fast, Werner... Conan has very good credentials with the Australian Football League... With the Sidney Swans, to be precise😁... That said - Werner Herzog's account on his mentor and also on the hardship he lived through with his mother and his brothers was very gripping, such a great human being. I could listen to him for hours. That's what I love about this podcast🙏

Such a handsome voice!

Is there really no way to watch this interview in its entirety? Maybe another platform? Any help is appreciated,

Every time I saw Werner Herzog in a movie he brought a lot of intensity to it which I found to be quite intriguing.

Very good 😂👏👏👏

My wife and I visited NYC from Southern Ontario a few years back. Other than the specific show we went to see and the AirBnB that we stayed at, we didn't look up anything to do/visit beforehand. In some ways it hampered us from getting "the most" of our visit, but I'll never forget being there for 3 days and 2 nights and just walking around (with the subway as well) and coming across random stuff We stumbled across a restaurant whose main fair was massive meatballs. They were amazing, and I finished a huge Coke Float with bourbon 😂❤

I want my ringtone to be Wener saying "Bamboozled" on a loop.

I became a Matt Gourley fan listening to him (as H.R. Giger) and Paul F. Tompkins (as Werner Herzog) talk about travel destinations. So to have actual Werner Herzog sitting at a table with MG talking about travel....... when worlds collide.

after watching a bunch of these im reading all the comments in werner voice, it's hilarious, i recommend

Coolest dude ever.

On Conan’s podcast there should be a version which goes straight to the interviews, rather than the preamble

I almost got to photograph Werner for the Japanese editorial. When I saw the Mandolorian. I was like is that Werner Herzog?

I must say I'm gobsmacked that Mr Herzog is Conan's guest. It's so exciting, and non-intuitive and crazy

FINALLY a break from all this comedy haha podcasting!

Of course he’s an amazing guest why am I so surprised

Conan the performer 😂😂😂😂😂

It's happened to me many times that someone became my instant, couldn't-be-better, friend.

Nice! Watched Nosferatu last night.

HERZOG & SCHWARZENEGGER. Come on WERENER.. I can see a Movie here !😁👍🏻

Conan's impression of him was spot on

Werner has the best bad guy voice ever

Second greatest living director after Scorsese.

"Speed freak" means something very different in Peru than in the USA

Herzog rules

"Madness reigns."

this dude said bamboozled for real man thats... that really something

Did anybody else have the involuntary reaction to hearing Werner’s voice of turning the volume all the way up?

The title suggests ether an interesting podcast interview, or the most interesting escape room challenge ever.

drinking on the shoe of julian donkey boy was a beast

I need the video of the outro of this episode 😊

FYI, He’s talking about Marcelo Gallardo, an Argentinian ex-football player (now Manager), look him up! (Me equivoqúé, está hablando de Alberto Gallardo)

@jaysherman9138

7 ай бұрын

Buenas! Tenés alguna fuente de esto? No es por cuestionar, sólo para leer algo más

@gonzalodiaz9720

6 ай бұрын

@@jaysherman9138 por el nombre en 1.46, pero creo que tendría más sentido que esté hablando de Alberto Gallardo, un jugador Peruano famoso en los 70 que es cuando Werner filmó en Perú. Ahora lo cambio 😅

@jaysherman9138

5 ай бұрын

Gracias por el edit! Tiene sentido