The fox in Grizzly Man (movie)

I am trying to find what Timothy Treadwell called the fox that came to
his campsite. Did he have a name for the fox? I'm not trying to start a
discussion on whether or not he was insane. That could be an endless
discussion. I just want to know what he called the fox.

sfeil@io.com

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> I am trying to find what Timothy Treadwell called the fox that came to
> his campsite. Did he have a name for the fox? I'm not trying to start a
> discussion on whether or not he was insane. That could be an endless
> discussion. I just want to know what he called the fox.

Ghost

I can see why. These people, as noted, are movie geeks, and Grizzly Man
is packed with the sorts of moments that I have heard called "pure
cinema." Werner Herzog notes that this is what drew him to this
project: it's not that he had any inherent interest in bears, but
rather that Treadwell had amazing footage. We see the expected
spectacular scenery and amazing shots of bears fighting and hunting,
but also moments that no screenwriter would have invented, such as the
scene in which Treadwell, filming inside his tent, starts poking at the
pawprints that have appeared on the ceiling, and then goes outside to
find that a little fox has jumped on top of the tent. At another point,
a fox whom Treadwell has named "Ghost" steals Treadwell's hat and we
are treated to a POV shot of Treadwell chasing the fox through the
forest shrieking, "Oh, goddammit! Oh, I can't be-lieve this! Gho-o-ost!
Ghost, where's that ****ing hat? If it's in a den I'm gonna ****in'
explode! It's not okay for you to steal it! Ohh, man! Ohhh, man!"

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>I am trying to find what Timothy Treadwell called the fox that came to
> his campsite. Did he have a name for the fox? I'm not trying to start a
> discussion on whether or not he was insane. That could be an endless
> discussion. I just want to know what he called the fox.
>


Anybody know if the audio of his death is on the net?

Von Fourche

Von Fourche wrote:
>
>
> Anybody know if the audio of his death is on the net?

I don't know but that's my favorite scene in the movie; when he tells
the former girlfriend she should destroy the tape and you can see this
look on her face of "if I do, no one will ever talk to me because it's
all I have in my boring life and this is the most attention I've ever
recieved."

Why the former girlfriend, who had absolutely nothing to do with
anything, was given this stuff is still a mystery.

TH

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<> wrote:

> Von Fourche wrote:
> >
> >
> > Anybody know if the audio of his death is on the net?
>
> I don't know but that's my favorite scene in the movie; when he tells
> the former girlfriend she should destroy the tape and you can see this
> look on her face of "if I do, no one will ever talk to me because it's
> all I have in my boring life and this is the most attention I've ever
> recieved."
>
> Why the former girlfriend, who had absolutely nothing to do with
> anything, was given this stuff is still a mystery.
>
It was probably in his will.

--
Chris Mack "Refugee, total ****. That's how I've always seen us.
'Invid Fan' Not a help, you'll admit, to agreement between us."
-'Deal/No Deal', CHESS

Invid Fan

Invid Fan wrote:
>> >
> > Why the former girlfriend, who had absolutely nothing to do with
> > anything, was given this stuff is still a mystery.
> >
> It was probably in his will.
>
>

I doubt it when both his parents were still alive and well and close to
him and very supportive. Why would he leave his belongings to someone
he had nothing to do with? In the movie, we see the guy say "I'm giving
this to you..." Looks like it was the filmmaker's decision, not
Treadwells.

TH