Blade Runner News

SE DVD News from Warner Bros.

Special Edition NewsThe Home Theater Forum website had an open chat session together with people from Warner Bros. on the 22′nd of April 2003 and anyone could ask questions. One of the questions asked was user MikeF whom wanted to know a bit more on what’s going on with the upcomming Blade Runner “Special Edition” DVD.. So, here’s the latest official words concerning this matter

MikeF: Forgive me if this has been asked, I just got here. What is the current status of the upcoming Blade Runner DVD set?

Warner: BLADE RUNNER will happen, but there are legal hurdles to overcome. We want it just as much as you do. Stay tuned.

So, there you have it.. Still “legal pesky problems” to clear out.

Source: LIVE CHAT WITH WARNER HOME VIDEO by Home Theater Forum

A look at the St*rfish 3′rd International Fundrasier

The Offial Rutger Hauer site / St*rfish Associaton has updated their website with pictures and soundbytes from the Scandinavian Sci-Fi, toy and game convention where they had a fundraiser for the Starfish association. You can find pictures and soundfiles from the Q&A session which took place before the special 20′th anniversary screening of Blade Runner.

St*rfish 3rd International Fundraiser


Source: Official Rutger Hauer Homepage / The St*rfish Association

The talented Sir Ridley

Year 2002 ended very well for Ridley Scott, His name is upon the “New Years Honours list” so it’s now Sir Ridley Scott.Ridley Scott, born in 1937 whom directed Blade Runner has been awarded a knighthood for his services to the British film industry. Besides Blade Runner, Ridley Scott also has done movies such as “Alien”, “Gladiator”, “Thelma & Louise”, “Haniball” and “Black Hawk Down”

He told the UK Press Association:

As a boy growing up in South Shields, I could never have imagined that I would receive such a special recognition. I am extremely honoured to be awarded a knighthood

“I am truly humbled to receive this treasured award and believe it also further recognises the excellence of the British film industry.


Source: CNN, BBC