Hello and welcome to the sad duty we have of the Cinephiles which is to honor and

celebrate the great artist that we've lost and just a couple of days ago we

lost or just yeah a couple of days ago we lost Rudkerhauer yeah he is a big figure for me okay

more so than maybe the movies I think that I've seen I mean I've seen certainly certainly obviously the one that was most impactful and the one we're

going to re-release today is Blade Runner where he just steals the whole movie.

Yeah he's the reason to watch the movie and it's not just his incredibly fit shape, the

the blonde locks, the overall look of him, he's just cool man.

Well, it takes a movie that, you know, it could be, well, this is just the bad guy.

Yeah.

And turns it into this complicated, compelling, sensitive, and really, and you're going to hear in this conversation is one of my favorite

episodes of our show is that and that maybe he's the good guy maybe that's the hero on some level.

I mean his story is so compelling and of course that moment at the end which was his I think he improvised a lot of that final

Yeah him and Ridley worked together to get that final speech. Yeah

He's such a presence I've seen soldier of orange but not in a really really long time

Okay, okay, and I'll take can I tell you my guilty pleasure please my favorite guilty pleasures

Blind Fury.

Yeah, blind.

I mentioned it today on movie or the other day on movie talk

when we were doing our tribute to him,

I said he was great and everything he was in

even in something cheesy or walking the line like blind fury.

I mean but you know it's like I consumed every martial artsy kind of thing and of course

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