I don't know if you still have an impression of the replicant "Rachael" in the action science fiction movie "Blade Runner". Recently, according to foreign media sources, the actress Who played the replicant "Rachael", Sean Young, was recently wanted by the New York Police Department for stealing laptop and video production software.
Law enforcement sources said they were called to a commercial location in Queens on Thursday for a burglary, where staff handed over surveillance footage to police, which showed Sean Young and another man breaking in and stealing gear. Police said two Apple laptops and video production software worth about $12,000 were stolen. Sean Young is said to have worked there before, but was fired a few months ago.
Sean Young is a typical American star of the 80s, and anyone who has seen Blade Runner will surely have a memorable look at the chubby replicant "Rachael", and she has also made commercial blockbusters including "Wall Street" and "Spy Navy Soul". However, Sean Young's troubles continued, she was indicted by James Woods for "torture and abuse", and during the filming of 1990's "Dick Tracy", Shaun Young was deemed unsuitable for the role of Tess Trueheart, and then she accused the film's director, Warren Beatty, of retaliating against him for rejecting his courtship.
Later, poor Sean Young was still in a bad mood, and in the filming of "Batman Returns", he fell off his horse and broke his arm, losing the role of Catwoman, and had to get out, thus completing Michelle Pfeiffer. In 1992, Sean Young roared furiously at the door of Warner in a homemade, inferior Catwoman costume, hoping to give her the opportunity to play Catwoman in Batman Returns out of respect. The move simply ruined her image, and the title of "mad woman" spread throughout Hollywood.
Sean Young's most recently impressive film is the transgender female police officer role in "Detective Plane Head". Then, she began to turn to the field of television dramas, taking care of making a small number of films with little reputation.