BLADE RUNNER1982
Blade Runner
Movie Rating
MOVIE RATING
Average Rating: 5.0 (out of 5) (116 votes cast)
Source of Film
SOURCE OF FILM
Do Androids Dream Electric Sheep? was the 39th novel of Philip K. Dick (1928-1982), who wrote mostly in the science fiction genre. He won the Hugo Award in 1963 for The Man in the High Castle, was nominated twice more and received 5 Nebula Award nominations, including one for Do Androids Dream Electric Sheep?.
He was impoverished for most of his life and died 3 months before Blade Runner, the first film adaptation of his work, was released.
Although the book had been optioned for film for several years, it was a screenplay version written by Hampton Fancher (1938- ) in 1977 that caught the interest of producer Michael Deeley. David Peoples (1940- ) was brought in to re-write it.
Producer Detail
PRODUCER DETAIL
Director Detail
DIRECTOR DETAIL
- Ridley Scott
- British Broacasting Corporation (BBC)
- (1962-1967)
- RSA Films
- (1968- )
Film Run-time and Synopsis
RUNTIME & SYNOPSIS
Director Ridley Scott's apocalyptic vision of a futuristic Los Angeles where a detective seeks to destroy a group of escaped cyborgs.
Film Awards
FILM AWARDS
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
OSCAR NOMINEE
Art Direction- Lawrence G. Paull
- David L. Snyder
- Linda DeScenna
- Visual Effects
- Douglas Trumbull
- Richard Yuricich
- David Dryer
British Academy of Film and Television Arts
BAFTA NOMINEE
WINNER
Cinematography
- Jordan Cronenweth
- Sound
- Peter Pennell
- Costume Design
- Charles Knode
- Michael Kaplan
- Production Design
- Lawrence G. Paull
- Make Up Artist
- Marvin G. Westmore
- Special Visual Effects
- Douglas Trumbull
- Richard Yuricich
- David Dryer
- Film Editing
- Terry Rawlings
- Score
- Vangelis
MPAA Rating
MPAA RATING
Rated R
Box Office Ranking
BOX OFFICE RANKING
- 1982 Domestic Box Office Rank: #27
Theatrical Revenues
GROSS
- (Adjusted Gross in $millions)
- Domestic Theatrical Release: $68.0
