What happened to the death of the Blade Runner actor? What is the reason for the death of Hal Profile?

Blade Runner actor dies. If you were asked to name the most dramatic sci-fi film in your heart, would Blade Runner come to mind? Who do you think is the most successful character portrayed in this film?

According to foreign media sources, Dutch actor Rutger Hauer died of illness on the 19th of this month at the age of 75.

Hal is a prolific actor best known for his role as Roy in Blade Runner. In the play, he plays the "big villain", the chain 6 replicant of tyrell company , roy batty.

In the film, Roy Batty has a line that can be called a classic of film history: "The things I have seen, you humans absolutely cannot believe." I witnessed battleships at the end of the constellation Orion, on fire. I watched the c-rays, shining in the darkness near Don's Gate. All these moments will eventually be lost in time. Like tears, disappearing into the rain. Coincidentally, roy in the film also died in 2019.

He himself has also starred in "The Legend of the Eagle Wolf", "Iron Eagle Warrior", "Cold-Blooded", "Hitchhiker" and so on.

Blade Runner is an action science fiction film directed by Ridley Scott and starring Harrison Ford, Sean Young, and Rutger Hauer, released in the United States in June 1982.

Set in Los Angeles in 2019, the film depicts a group of replicants with exactly the same intelligence and senses as humans, venturing back to Earth on a hijacked spaceship, seeking a way to survive before their mechanical energy is about to run out. The Los Angeles Blade Runner police send the elite Deckard to track down and eliminate these replicants, but encounters the beautiful female replicants during the operation and falls in love with her.

The film is based on the famous science fiction writer Philip K. Dick's 1968 novel "Will Bionic People Dream of Electric Sheep?" 》（do androids dream of electric sheep？ 1968) adapted. The film's East-West set is richly detailed, and the special effects are exquisitely crafted and hardly flawed. In the film, the Tyrell company building combines the pyramid architectural styles of ancient Egypt, Maya, and Aztecs.

In a 2004 survey conducted by the British newspaper The Guardian, 60 scientists considered Blade Runner to be the best science fiction film in film history, and the word of mouth even surpassed "2001: A Space Odyssey". In the "Fifty Greatest Science Fiction Films" selected by the veteran British film magazine Total Film, this film ranked first. Even BBC praised: "Blade Runner deserves all the praise and becomes one of the most otherworldly films." ”