Who Is Timothy Treadwell In Grizzly Man

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Werner Herzog, the Director of documentary “Grizzly Man”, criticizes his main character Timothy Treadwell, who spent 13 years with Alaska's grizzly bears. Mr. Herzog was not really moved to this story because he found this character being disturbed person who had an uncommon perspective of nature and death desire which leads him. In his interview with Scott Simon about “Grizzly Man”, Mr. Herzog declared that Timothy Treadwell treated himself as a “self-invented celebrity”, who was deeply haunted by demons. He accused Timothy of alcohol addiction and drugs. Meeting the bears for the first time in Timothy's life, it was like miracle for him. He felt inside to save and protect them, but the bears saved Timothy Treadwell as much as he tried to
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