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Rutger Hauer was in a lot of movies, but as Roy in Blade Runner, he was truly on another level. His performance in that movie was timeless, and for myself and many others, holds a very special place. For those who don't "get" it, hard to really express in words as to the loss here.
https://www.foxnews.com/entertainmen...d-blade-runner
One of my favorite scenes from my all time favorite movie:
- Will
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And so it goes.
I certainly agree with your assessment and sentiment.
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One of my favorite actors.
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Blade Runner
The Hitcher
Should have had him play the German infantry officer in Raiders of the Lost Ark, although Wolf Kahler is a good actor too.
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Omega Doom. I shall always remember him as Omega Doom
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The “tears in rain” monologue, which was written by Rutger, is one of the greatest.Originally Posted by WillBrink
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Which followed almost immediately after the scene posted above. The interview with Rutger on how he tapped into his own and Roy's "Inner poet" as he called it, is awesome.
- Will
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Never disappointed as an actor----RIP
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While that is agreeably his best scene he also did an interesting role in Fatherland where he plays a SS major in a future 1964 Germany that didn't lose the war who accidentally learns about the truth about his countries "resettlement" program.
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THIS.
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To me that might well be one of the most powerful scenes in cinema host.
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