Werner Herzog's latest film brings Hollywood A-listers to Berlin
- 9 years ago
The red carpet in Berlin was awash with stars from the film industry on Friday night (February 6).
Nicole Kidman, James Franco and Damien Lewis were on hand to promote director Werner Herzog’s latest offering, ‘Queen of the Desert.’
The 72-year-old director seemed happy with the vibe on set.
“They (the team) are all wonderful professionals. They prepared every detail, which always makes work easy,” Herzog told euronews.
Nicole Kidman was equally enthusiastic about the German filmmaker.
“I just love that he is still making movies with such passion and verve. I mean, he was out there in the desert, he doesn’t use special effects, it’s all about: ‘We go and we conquer’ and I am like, ‘OK Werner I’ll follow you’,” she told our correspondent.
Wonderful #NicoleKidman! #Berlinale #QueenOfTheDesert pic.twitter.com/u06GGwpged— Berlinale (@berlinale) February 6, 2015
In ‘Queen of the Desert’, Kidman plays the role of secret service operative Gertrude Bell who, in the 1920s, played
Nicole Kidman, James Franco and Damien Lewis were on hand to promote director Werner Herzog’s latest offering, ‘Queen of the Desert.’
The 72-year-old director seemed happy with the vibe on set.
“They (the team) are all wonderful professionals. They prepared every detail, which always makes work easy,” Herzog told euronews.
Nicole Kidman was equally enthusiastic about the German filmmaker.
“I just love that he is still making movies with such passion and verve. I mean, he was out there in the desert, he doesn’t use special effects, it’s all about: ‘We go and we conquer’ and I am like, ‘OK Werner I’ll follow you’,” she told our correspondent.
Wonderful #NicoleKidman! #Berlinale #QueenOfTheDesert pic.twitter.com/u06GGwpged— Berlinale (@berlinale) February 6, 2015
In ‘Queen of the Desert’, Kidman plays the role of secret service operative Gertrude Bell who, in the 1920s, played