>When Hauer performed the scene, the film crew applauded and some even cried.
Were they the American crew?
When Hauer performed the scene, the film crew applauded and some even cried
William Nelson
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Kevin Young
>the director later thanked the crew for ruining the take
Jason Peterson
>be 56%
>make movie
>clap each time they finish shooting a scene
all this time i thought it was a meme
Austin Butler
Who the fuck names their kid "Rutger"?
Kevin Garcia
they meant to name him rudiger but the nurse was thai and mispelt it
that's actually true
Eli Robinson
blade runner is overrated
Colton Morris
That's really unprofessional. Did they only do one take or what? Sounds like some stupid bullshit you made up to me.
Caleb Baker
One of the most surreal thing I've heard about this movie is that it was partly produced by the fucking Shaw Brothers.
Wyatt Lee
>thats a wrap everyone!
>american crew starts whooping and shooting guns in thr air
Tyler Wilson
you
Connor Gonzalez
Did they own their homes and cars? if yes, then they probably were.
Continue being poor, third-worlders.
Leo Moore
>they meant to name him rudiger but the nurse was thai and mispelt it
>that's actually true
hmmmm
Benjamin Green
It's a common dutch name.
Carson Bailey
>Why does a dutch person get a dutch name?
Michael Sanchez
what if Americans started applauding applause?
William Nguyen
I guess that explains all the chinamen shit.
Jeremiah Sanders
Can I get a quick rundown on said brothers?
Jace Reyes
Legendary Hong Kong based film production company that made classic martial art flicks from the 60s-80s, most are seen as cult classics in the West (eg The 5 Deadly Venoms, 36th Chamber of Shaolin, The One Armed Swordsman). So super surreal they decided to co-produce a sci-fi flick. The company is pretty dead now I think.
They also collaborated with Hammer Horrors for a pretty shit kung-fu vampire/Dracula movie despite convincing Peter Cushing and David Chiang to star in it.
Bentley Gomez
neat
good post user
Liam Roberts
theguardian.com
>After Rutger Hauer (Batty) delivered his final soliloquy, the surrounding crew applauded and a few even cried. It wasn't just the replicant's final poignant words that stirred them. Finishing the rain-sodden scene marked the end of an arduous shoot. The exhaustion on Harrison Ford's face as he watches his man-made adversary's demise isn't just acting. He was knackered.
Well if made up it wasn't by that user.
Charles Lopez
>dem lazers was lit, Deckard
wow my synapses really fizzled