Rutger Oelsen Hauer (Dutch pronunciation: [?r?tx?r ?uls?(n) ???u?r]; English pronunciation: /?r?t??r ?ha??r/; born 23 January 1944) is a Dutch stage, television and film actor. Beginning in 1969 with the title role in the popular Dutch television series "Floris", directed by Paul Verhoeven, Hauer's film credits include Flesh + Blood, Blind Fury, Blade Runner, The Hitcher, Nighthawks, Sin City, Ladyhawke, The Blood of Heroes and Batman...
Roy is asking that Dr. Tyrell extend his life span from just the 4 years that...
The Replicant Roy is asking Dr. Tyrell if he can alter him.
Roy is not falling for Dr. Tyrell's speech about him being the best Replicant...
Deckard is at J.F.'s apartment and Roy showed up. Deckard knows that Roy is a...
Deckard shot thru a whole in the wall at Roy and missed him.
Roy is telling Deckard that he will give him a few seconds to get away.
Roy is closing in on Deckard and he tells him to get is act together or he wi...
Deckard just tried to fight Roy off by hitting him over the head with a pipe.
Roy is telling Deckard the hell he has been thru during his life as a Replicant.
Roy realizes that everything he went thru was all for nothing because he will...
Roy just went to J.F.'s home to see Pris and he is complimenting him on the t...
Roy is trying to find out if J.F. lives in his home with anyone else.
Roy is trying to make J.F. understand how they feel about dying too soon.
Pris and Roy are trying to sweet talk J.F. into bringing them to Dr. Tryell.
Roy just showed himself to Dr. Tryell after J.F. walked into his house.
Phillipe and Navarre are traveling together. The previous night, Navarre was...
Navarre is determined to kill the Bishop of Aquila even though Imperius has t...
Earle calls Bruce in his car, questioning Bruce's decision to replacing him w...
Navarre and Isabeau were cursed by the Bishop of Aquila, he to be a wolf by n...
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