Sean Young (born November 20, 1959) is an American actress, best known for her performance in films in the 1980s such as Blade Runner, Dune and No Way Out. Young was born as Mary Sean Young in Louisville, Kentucky, the daughter of Lee Guthrie, a screenwriter, public relations executive, and journalist, and Donald Young, a television news producer and journalist. She attended Cleveland Heights High School in Cleveland Heights, Ohio and then...
Deckard just came home to Rachael after killing Roy and plans on taking her s...
While at the crime scene, Ace has just explained his theory that Roger Podact...
Einhorn shows up at the dock where Einhorn has been taken hostage. While Dan ...
Einhorn is holding both Marino and Ace at gunpoint. When they see a kicker at...
While Einhorn is holding up Ace and Marino at gunpoint, they see a replay of ...
Ace shows up to Roger Podacter's apartment where Roger died; Lt. Einhorn make...
Ace goes to Lt. Einhorn's office to tell her what he has learned about the AF...
Having seen the way the men who've drank the Water of Life died, Chani pleads...
Ace goes to the police station to find out their information on the missing d...
Stilgar bounds Paul. Paul lies back on the deseret sand. Chani puts the Water...
Ace is trying to get information out of Emilio by talking through his behind ...
After visiting Ray Finkle's house and chasing Dan Marino's kidnappers, Ace go...
Einhorn catches Ace in the act of saving Dan Marino. Ace pretends to be scared.
Ace cracks a joke while Einhorn storms into her office after talking to the p...
Rachael doesn't like Deckards questioning.
Rachael wouldn't let her husband hang a picture of a nude woman on their bedr...
After visiting Finkle's home, Ace goes to see Lt. Einhorn. While Ace is waiti...
Rachael doesn't think her husband would need any other woman because she woul...
Ace tells Einhorn what he has learned about Ray Finkle. Surprisingly, Einhorn...
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