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Nehogy már! Te vagy a Blade, Blade Runner! Sushi Master : He say you blade runner. Deckard : Tell him I'm eating. Gaff : Captain Bryant toka. Meni-o mae-yo. Deckard : Bryant, huh? See also Release Dates | Official Sites | Company Credits | Filming & Production | Technical Specs Blade Runner (1982) Edward James Olmos as Gaff
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Marlowe is the name of the one in the Black Lotus TV show. I dont know of a list like this though. Being a chauffeur and a babysitter are some pretty lowly jobs for a blade runner but if Gaff was a newb, I can see it. Bryant is a more interesting character for me. How many of your former employers can coerce you back on the job after being retired?
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One of the most celebrated "hidden details" in Blade Runner is the series of tiny origami animals that Gaff makes throughout the film. If you pay close attention, each one has a specific meaning. For instance, he first makes a chicken when Deckard is trying to "chicken out." RELATED: Blade Runner: Every Version Of The Original, Ranked
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This, in turn, gives rise to the idea that Deckard is a replicant whose mind is controlled by the real blade runner Gaff. The early face-off between Deckard and his superior Bryant also suggests a good possibility of Deckard being a replicant. When Deckard denies doing the job, Bryant tells him that Deckard's either a policeman or "little.
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Overview It has been argued that Blade Runner thematically enfolds moral philosophy and philosophy of mind implications of the increasing human mastery of genetic engineering, within the context of classical Greek drama and its notions of hubris [1] —and linguistically, drawing on the poetry of William Blake and the Bible.
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Agent Deckard was played by Harrison Ford . Gaff Gaff is a Los Angeles police officer who escorts Deckard throughout his mission. He primarily uses "Cityspeak", a creole of Spanish, French, German, Hungarian, Chinese, and Japanese, which Deckard pretends not to understand. [1]
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Gaff, presumably a blade runner, went to Deckard's apartment probably to retire the last replicant. Remember, people see replicants as only machines, not regarded like humans. Replicants are like any other machines. They are either a benefit or a hazard. Now given this, Gaff sparing Rachael's life is highly unlikely.
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Who is Eduardo Gaff? Gaff 2049 2023 2022 2019 view image Biographical information Occupation Police officer (retired) Affiliations Los Angeles Police Department (retired) Physical description Race Human Gender Male Hair color Black, later white Eye color Blue
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Played by Edward James Olmos, Gaff is one of two other Blade Runners we see in the original film. Introduced dragging Deckard out of retirement to face the Roy Batty threat, he works with Rick in the early stages of his investigation, ferrying him around from LAPD HQ to Tyrell's to the rogue replicants' flat.
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One can now argue Gaff knew that Deckard had dreamt of a unicorn. If Gaff knew what Deckard was dreaming, then we can assume that Deckard was a replicant himself, and Gaff knew he would be dreaming of a unicorn just the way Deckard knew about the spider outside Rachael's window. From The Blade Cuts, an interview with Ridley Scott:
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Blade Runner (1982) - Top questions and answers about Blade Runner (1982) Menu.. If Gaff knew what Deckard was thinking, then we can assume that Deckard is a replicant, and Gaff knew he would be thinking of a unicorn just the way Deckard knew about the spider outside Rachael's window (as Deckard had seen Rachael's files, so too had Gaff seen.
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54. The origami unicorn was left for Deckard to find by Gaff. The symbolism of this varies, depending on which version of the film you're watching. If you're watching the 1992 Director's Cut, it implies that Gaff knew about Deckard's unicorn dream earlier in the film; further implying that Deckard is a replicant, and that Gaff knew about.
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Of course, Gaff is interviewed by K in 2049, and is real enough there; but, if memory serves, there's a theory that if Deckard is a Replicant, his memories were supplied by Holden (before Leon popped him, of course), so Gaff could well be a real Blade Runner who was acquainted with Holden, and Deckard's implanted memories caused him to "create" Gaff in that regard.
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Blade Runner's origin secretly explains why Gaff--an LAPD officer assisting in Blade Runner assignments--allowed Deckard and Rachael to escape. More than forty years after its initial release, fans are still breaking down the intricacies of Blade Runner, with the relationship between Deckard and Gaff being of exceptional interest.
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By Tim Karan / March 14, 2017 12:20 pm EST. Despite the fact that Edward James Olmos denied it for months, he will definitely reprise his Blade Runner role in the upcoming, long-awaited sequel.
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Gaff Another Blade Runner who works with Bryant, played by Edward James Olmos. He is highly intelligent and speaks many languages. At the end of the film, he lets Rachael, a Replicant, live and also gives Deckard the most definitive clue that he might be a Replicant himself. Bryant The Police Inspector played by M. Emmet Walsh.