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Roy Batty, having killed Dr. Eldon Tyrell and seen his replicate friends killed, gives his final words to Deckard. A scene perfectly captured by Ridley Scott and Rutger Hauer, in a defining role that he has yet to top. The actual script did not have the "tears in the rain" part, this was improvised by Hauer, Scott liked it so much he ended up leaving it in the film.
Another interesting piece of trivia is when Roy Batty meets Dr. Eldon Tyrell, his odd meld of "father" and "fucker" after he says to Tyrell, "I want more life" is deliberate. Hauer was instructed to pronounce it in such a way that it could be both.
Though I dobut he will ever top his potrayal of Roy Batty.
I hope the new release of the Blade Runner - Director's Cut happens soon. The version that is out on DVD now is lacking in any special features let alone alternative cuts of the movie (with and without narration and extra scenes).
The original Blade Runner had a crappy voice over by Ford, which he also hated doing and hoped would be left out. The altered version does away with the narration, adds the unicorn scene during the piano squence which only adds more mystery to whether Deckard was a replicant or not.
Tsk.
When I first went to see it, I saw two of my high school friends walking out as I was walking in. They said they hated it. "You never see the sun" said one of them.
I think, in a way, their dislike of the film made me love it all the more.
I like both versions though - it's my all time favourite movie.