I´ve seen things you people wouldn't believe, Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion I watched C-Beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhäuser Gate All those... moments... will be lost in time Like tears in the rain... Time to die
USA, 1982
Director: Ridley Scott
Production: Ladd Company in association with Sir Run Run Shaw; Technicolor, 35mm, Panavision, Dolby Stereo; running time: about 2 hours. Released June, 1982; re-released in 1991. Filmed 1981 in Pinewood and Twickenham Studios, England, and on location in Los Angeles.
Producer: Michael Deeley; screenplay: Hampton Fancher and David Peoples, from the novel Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep by Philip K. Dick; photography: Jordan Cronenweth; editor: Terry Rawlings; sound mixer: Bud Alper; sound editor: Peter Pennell; dialogue editor: Michael Hopkins; production designer: Lawrence G. Paull; art director: David Snyder; music: Vangelis; special effects: Douglas Trumbull, Richard Yuricich, and David Dryer; costume designers: Charles Knode and Michael Kaplan; visual futurist: Syd Mead.
Cast: Harrison Ford (Deckard); Rutger Hauer (Batty); Sean Young (Rachael); Edward James Olmos (Gaff); M. Emmet Walsh (Bryant); Darryl Hannah (Pris); William Sanderson (Sebastian); Brion James (Leon); Joe Turkel (Tyrell); Joanna Cassidy (Zhora); James Hong (Chew); Morgan Paull (Holden); Kevin Thompson (Bear); John Edward Allen (Kaiser); Hy Pyke (Taffey Lewis); Kimiro Hiroshige (Cambodian Lady); Robert Okazaki (Sushi Master); Carolyn De Mirjian (Saleslady); Charles Knapp (Bartender No. 1); Leo Gorcey, Jr. (Bartender No. 2); Thomas Hutchinson (Bartender No. 3); Kelly Hine (Show Girl); Sharon Hesky (Barfly No. 1); Rose Mascari (Barfly No. 2); Susan Rhee (Geisha No. 1); Hiroko Kimuri (Geisha No. 2); Kai Wong (Chinese Man No. 1); Kit Wong (Chinese Man No. 2); Hiro Okazki (Policeman No. 1); Steve Pope (Policeman No. 2); Robert Reiter (Policeman No. 3).
