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Conan O’Brien Needs A Friend
The book was brought up during Werner Herzog's interview, where it was described as a poetic and intense memoir that delved into his life and experiences. Later, Conan received a copy as a gift from Luke Wilson, and they briefly referenced its subject about a Japanese soldier unaware the war had ended. Both mentions highlighted the memoir’s unique perspective without strong endorsement.
Episode: Werner Herzog
It was discussed and the title was shared. It was described as a memoir that explored Herzog's life and experiences in a poetic and intense manner.
Let me say that I know from reading your book, which by the way, let me just give the title of this book, Every Man for Himself and God Against All.
I read your book and you describe yourself as a bit of a loner.
And in my book I describe quite a bit about it.
I refuse to think of it as stealing. You said, 'I was exercising a natural right to put the camera to its intended use.'
And I've published at least 10 books and I have acted in at least 20 films and I have staged operas.
Episode: Luke Wilson
Conan received a copy of this book as a gift from Luke Wilson, and they briefly discussed its subject of a Japanese soldier who remained on an island unaware the war had ended.
Conan, today you are Fitzcarraldo. And it's up to you to get me up and over that mountain in the Peruvian jungle. And let's face it, it might not be worth it when we get there. Your friend Luke.
Episode: Werner Herzog Returns
Herzog mentioned that he wrote a memoir titled Every Man for Himself.
I wrote my memoirs, Every Man for Himself and God Against All.
Episode: Werner Herzog Returns
Herzog mentioned this memoir as one of the two books he wrote about his life and philosophy.
I wrote my memoirs, Every Man for Himself and God Against All.
