:41:01
...and he was in a peculiar, fragile
and sensitive mood.
:41:08
How would you describe him?
He was different with you.
:41:13
Yes, that kind of exhaustion can
stimulate you to reach rare heights.
:41:19
He was a very professional actor...
:41:23
...the most professional
I have ever known.
:41:26
And he certainly exploited this,
this fragility you just mentioned...
:41:33
...which is almost like a gift for
Woyzeck, if you bring it with you...
:41:38
...in such a moment of exhaustion.
:41:41
I respected him totally,
but it was mutual.
:41:45
I was anxiously looking
forward to working with him...
:41:48
...because I knew him to
be a mad actor.
:41:51
I got to know him
as a powerhouse...
:41:54
...you just had to plug into.
:42:01
Do you know how long
it has been, Marie?
:42:05
At Whitsuntide it has
been two years.
:42:09
And do you know
how long it will be?
:42:14
I have to go and prepare supper.
:42:18
- You two weren't merely actors.
- That's right.
:42:20
There was a strong intuition.
He was a terribly intuitive actor.
:42:28
And I am the same. There is
a scene in Woyzeck where...
:42:33
...Woyzeck says to Marie:
:42:36
"You have such a beautiful
mouth, and no blister on it."
:42:38
The next day, I had a white blister
in the middle of my lip.
:42:43
Never before in my life did I have a
blister on my lip and never after.
:42:50
He saw it the following day and
made some vulgar jokes about it.
:42:55
But the whole thing
was very strange.
:42:58
There was a great intensity
between us, or rather he had it...