Blade Runner actor dies
Blade Runner actor Dutch actor Rutger Hal died of illness at his Dutch home on July 19 at the age of 75, and the funeral was held on July 24. Hal contributed the classic film history testament "Tears in the Rain" in Blade Runner: "I've seen things you wouldn't believe: battleships burning along the constellation of Orion, c-rays shining in the darkness at don'thauser's gate." These moments will fade with time, like tears in the rain. It's time... Dead. ”
Rutger Hal, who played the replicant Roy in Blade Runner, was not presented on the big screen in the original script, but was largely improvised by actor Hal on the eve of filming. The monologue has entered pop culture as "perhaps the most moving pre-death monologue in the history of cinema" and is often cited as a representative of science fiction.
The monologue of replicant Roy before his death in Blade Runner understands and loves life, romantic poetry. It is worth mentioning that the year set in Blade Runner is 2019. Roy also died in 2019.
Oscar director Gilmour del Toro also tweeted a number of tweets to pay tribute to the recently deceased veteran actor Rutger Hal. He also lists several of his personal favorite Hal films, including Cold-Blooded Raiders, Eureka, Hitchhiker, Blade Runner, Eagle Wolf Legend, and Iron Eagle Warrior. Rutger Hal's film and television credits also include Iron Eagle Warrior, Black September, and The Last Apocalypse.
Blade Runner actor Hal died due
Blade Runner actor Hal died due to illness, and Hal's agent confirmed that he died at his Dutch home on July 19 after a brief illness. Rutger Hal, a Dutch actor, born in 1944, has representative works such as Nighthawk, Homeless Man with a Gun, and Barbarossa. Receiving a loose and modern education from an early age, Rutger studied at an acting school in Amsterdam and took to the theatre stage at the age of five, beginning his acting career in June 1955 as eurysakes in plays adapted from Sophocles' works. On December 12, 1956, he faced the camera for the first time and began performing on television.