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Is Deckard coming back?
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It only makes sense to bring him on if only at the begining for something...after all...Blade Runner would not have made it without Harrison Ford.
I'm a bit skeptical. Harrison Ford has done much of nothing for a long time. Air Force One was his last great flick. Cowboys and Aliens was ok but nothing special. I will still see this though if this rumour turns out accurate.
The relationship between Harrison Ford and Ridley Scott wasn't exactly mutual on the set of Blade Runner. I doubt Ford would want to do it again, and I doubt Scott would want to cast him anyway considering his careers going down the shit hole and he can barely act. He's still playing the Indian Jones persona.
This smells more of Harrison looking for sh!t to do. Ridley can easily make this movie without him and like Anti-Fanboyer said, the relationship not only between Director and actor was shaky but between the cast as well was horrendous.
Id ditch Harrison and move on to somebody else. He adds nothing new, or different to the show, and he is not pivotal to the success of, of the mythos of the story.
The play is the thing.
Wasn't Ford's character suppose to be a reploid/robot also?