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Navin Johnson posted:Blood of heroes was excellent. His role in the otherwise forgettable movie version of "Fatherland" was well-played. Blood of heroes was one of my favorite movies as a kid. It’s a mashup of Mad Max and the Running Man and it’s amazing. As a kid with a facial scar, his line about scars made me happy.
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So between Pete Postlewaite and Rutger Hauer any old character Christopher Nolan goes out of his way to cast in a bit part in his movies is not long for this earth. ...has anybody checked on Tom Berenger and William Fichtner recently? 
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alexandriao posted:Don't really remember much of blade runner since it's been about 10 years since I saw it last, IIRC he ad-libbed the "tears in the rain" scene in that movie. From what I heard there was some conflict between Hauer and Scott over how much of that is ad-libbed. Either way I'd say Hauer gets the lions share of credit. Roy Batty was the real main character of Blade Runner after all.
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1redflag posted:Nobody mentioned Ladyhawke yet. That’s another good Hauer movie. Ladyhawke owned  
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ZZZorcerer posted:Ladyhawke owned Hell yeah it did. 
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David D. Davidson posted:From what I heard there was some conflict between Hauer and Scott over how much of that is ad-libbed. Either way I'd say Hauer gets the lions share of credit. Roy Batty was the real main character of Blade Runner after all. How I heard it he was given the script for that scene shortly before shooting and given a lot of latitude to edit. He cut a lot out and changed some lines.
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No no obviously a non-native English speaker appearing in one of his first English language movies outside of the Netherlands was totally able to improvise off of his head an amazing speech in a single take that is better than anything the professional screenwriters responsible for the entire rest of his dialogue and the entirety of the film surrounding it could write because film nerds are very intelligent people.
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Kurt Loadeater posted:Time to die
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I loved Ladyhawke. Hauer's line about his father's sword never knowing defeat until Broderick used it to chop firewood is pure beauty. He would have made a fantastic Geralt of Rivia.
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Nooo. He was an A-actor who elevated a lot of B-movies. I went out of my way to see everything he was in during the 80's and 90's.
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SidneyIsTheKiller posted:The guy was always the scary villain (and rightfully so) but he had a nice smile the few times we'd gotten to see it. Did he have any more lighthearted roles (aside from Buffy the Vampire Slayer where he was STILL the scary villain)? He only played villains in his American movies. In Soldier of Orange he plays a cool and good dude lightheartedly fighting nazis. 
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"like tears into rain" -rutger hower, blade runner (2017)
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Sleeveless posted:No no obviously a non-native English speaker appearing in one of his first English language movies outside of the Netherlands was totally able to improvise off of his head an amazing speech in a single take that is better than anything the professional screenwriters responsible for the entire rest of his dialogue and the entirety of the film surrounding it could write because film nerds are very intelligent people. Those professional screenwriters also wrote Harrison Ford's narration in the US theatrical cut.
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his performance as feyd was the most memorable part of the whole movie
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Sleeveless posted:No no obviously a non-native English speaker appearing in one of his first English language movies outside of the Netherlands was totally able to improvise off of his head an amazing speech in a single take that is better than anything the professional screenwriters responsible for the entire rest of his dialogue and the entirety of the film surrounding it could write because film nerds are very intelligent people. Lol, the average Dutch person speaks better english then the average American.
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rip mr howard. you founded rutgers university and now you're dead
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David D. Davidson posted:From what I heard there was some conflict between Hauer and Scott over how much of that is ad-libbed. Either way I'd say Hauer gets the lions share of credit. Roy Batty was the real main character of Blade Runner after all. Dangerous Days: Making Blade Runner has Hauer, Scott, and screenwriter David Peoples agree on the basic story that Hauer is the one who changed the speech. Hauer said he mostly just cut lines and that the tears in rain line was the only one he added.
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christmas boots posted:Dangerous Days: Making Blade Runner has Hauer, Scott, and screenwriter David Peoples agree on the basic story that Hauer is the one who changed the speech. this is an awesome documentary, and I highly recommend people pick up the DVD set, for no other reason than this. in the documentary, they actually have footage of him going through one or two alternate takes. What we ended up with, was a lot better than those.
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A Bakers Cousin posted:Doesn't Blade Runner take place in 2019 too? Kurt Loadeater posted:Time to die
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My mom named me floris because she had a crush on Rutger Hauer back then.
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mrfart posted:My mom named me floris because she had a crush on Rutger Hauer back then. As long as it isn't Floris-Jan-Daniël...
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Sleeveless posted:No no obviously a non-native English speaker appearing in one of his first English language movies outside of the Netherlands was totally able to improvise off of his head an amazing speech in a single take that is better than anything the professional screenwriters responsible for the entire rest of his dialogue and the entirety of the film surrounding it could write because film nerds are very intelligent people. he significantly edited the original monologue for dramatic effect without notifying Scott, nor the screenwriter and added the iconic "tears in the rain" line https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tears_in_rain_monologue
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He did a good job of crying on screen - like he would cry and be simultaneously angry that he was crying. It was manly.
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Sleeveless posted:No no obviously a non-native English speaker appearing in one of his first English language movies outside of the Netherlands was totally able to improvise off of his head an amazing speech in a single take that is better than anything the professional screenwriters responsible for the entire rest of his dialogue and the entirety of the film surrounding it could write because film nerds are very intelligent people. The single best line in Parks and Rec was ad-libbed by Chris Pine and the writers admitted on-stage later that they wish they had written it. MLK ad-libbed the most famous part of the "I have a dream" speech. Also both "You can't handle the truth" and "Here's Johnny" were ad-libbed. Nutsngum posted:Lol, the average Dutch person speaks better english then the average American. Also this
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Sleeveless posted:No no obviously a non-native English speaker appearing in one of his first English language movies outside of the Netherlands was totally able to improvise off of his head an amazing speech in a single take that is better than anything the professional screenwriters responsible for the entire rest of his dialogue and the entirety of the film surrounding it could write because film nerds are very intelligent people. lmao you're so wrong about this hahaha you idiot
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Dutch people only speak in grunts and either go to clog school or cheese school before getting a job as a clog or cheese maker. Just LOL if you think they can speak English or any language.
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i would like to watch Floris but i could never find it with english subtitles anywhere
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Drew McIntyre posted:i would like to watch Floris but i could never find it with english subtitles anywhere https://youtu.be/XgtgF5XIV0Y This has them? Or are they auto generated?
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mrfart posted:https://youtu.be/XgtgF5XIV0Y thank you. i was looking for dvds or vhs tapes and i didn't think of youtube's closed captions. at least something good came of rutger hauer's death.
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Take the plunge! Okay! posted:https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0070842/?ref_=m_nv_sr_1 Lol it wasn't even that. It was some sort of mediaeval setting and Hauer's character was a part of some sort of vagabond band and raped some women and it had a lot of dicks and tits and bums. I can't remember much else because I was very drunk when it was on TV.
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Wizchine posted:He did a good job of crying on screen - like he would cry and be simultaneously angry that he was crying. It was manly. R.I.P. Rutger Hauer: It was manly. Jerry Cotton posted:Lol it wasn't even that. It was some sort of mediaeval setting and Hauer's character was a part of some sort of vagabond band and raped some women and it had a lot of dicks and tits and bums. I can't remember much else because I was very drunk when it was on TV. Definitely Flesh + Blood. Fun movie
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^^^^ yeah that was it! I just remembered seeing a German movie about two terminal patients who escaped from the hospital and got into wacky hi-jinks and at some point the mafia was after them and they're in an impossible situation, about to die (big deal?) but then loving Rutger Hauer comes in like a deus via ianua and just tells the other criminals to cut it out and that's it. Also had Muriel Baumeister in a bit part which I remember because everyone had a crush on her as Einsatz Hamburg Süd was airing here at the time.
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Jerry Cotton posted:^^^^ yeah that was it! That would we "Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door"
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That's it again! Anyway I have Rutger Hauer Turns Into A Space Samurai For No Particular Reason (the title is probably something else but it shoudln't be) on VHS, probably gonna watch it again this week-end.
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Nefarious 2.0 posted:rip mr howard. you founded rutgers university and now you're dead It's spelled Rutger's University, a lot of people get this wrong.
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