A few days ago, the actor Rutger Hal, who played the villain Cyborg Roy in the movie "Blade Runner", died of illness at home at the age of 75.
Rutger Hal's monologue in the rain at the end of Blade Runner is considered one of the greatest moments in the history of cinema, and this monologue comes from his impromptu performance in combination with the original script, and director Ridley Scott has not cut it in the main film, making a film history classic.
In the film, Roy says in the final moments of his life: "I've seen things you wouldn't believe: battleships burning along the constellation Orion, c-rays shining in the darkness at Don Hauser's Gate." These moments will fade with time, like tears in the rain. It's time... Dead. ”
As an actor, Rutger Hal has also starred in "Iron Eagle Warrior", "Black September", "Knocking on the Door of Heaven", etc., but he once said in an interview that his favorite role is Roy: "Half of Roy belongs to me, half of mine belongs to Roy". Coincidentally, Roy died in 2019 in the movie, and the real-life Hal also left us in 2019, may Hal go all the way, may heaven have no sickness.
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