Blade Runner (Ridley Scott, 1982)
Guión:
Philip K. Dick (novela “Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?”)
Hampton Fancher
David Webb Peoples
Roland Kibbee
Reparto principal:
Harrison Ford … Rick Deckard
Joe Turkel … Eldon Tyrell
William Sanderson … J.F. Sebastian
Sean Young … Rachael
Rutger Hauer … Roy Batty
Daryl Hannah … Pris
Brion James … Leon Kowalski
Joanna Cassidy … Zhora
Edward James Olmos … Gaff
Fotografía:
Jordan Cronenweth
Música original:
Vangelis
Montaje:
Marsha Nakashima
Les Healey (director’s cut)
También conocida como:
El cazador implacable
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