Klaus Kinski Quotes

In A Way, Everything Concerning A Movie Leaves Me Cold.

It Is The Nobel Prize I Want. It's Worth $400,000.

I Don't Need Anybody To Tell Me How To Be Alive.

The Street Kid In Me Says, "grab The Money And Run - Who Cares Who It's From! Don't Think About Whatever You Have To Do For It Or When You Have To Do It!

I Make Movies For Money, Exclusively For Money.

But Words - Words Are Not Enough!

Why Have I Had This Life? If I Knew, I Wouldn't Have Done It

If I Hadn't Refused Ken Russell, Fellini And Spielberg And Made Their Movies When They Asked Me, My Life Would Be No Different. It Is Not My Fault That I Accepted One Movie And Turned Down Another. I Don't See Any Point In Defending Myself, Either.

I Knew There Were, In Myself, The Souls Of Millions Of People Who Lived Centuries Ago; Not Just People But Animals, Plants, The Elements, Things, Even, Matter. All Of These Exist In Me.

You Have To Protect Yourself, Your Body, Your Being. You Cannot Treat It Badly; You Have To Keep It, Make As Sensitive As Possible

Once, I Took A Taxi. I Hate Those Limousines. They Stink And Their Drivers Have Been Driving Dead People To The Cemeteries.

I Wish I'd Never Been An Actor. I'd Rather Have Been A Streetwalker, Selling My Body, Than Selling My Tears And My Laughter, My Grief And My Joy.