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Blade Runner Reshoots
By Rich Drees
April 29, 2007- Joanna Cassidy, the sexy rogue replicant in
director Ridley Scott’s 1982 classic Blade Runner, has
reported on her
website that she has just finished reshooting certain of her
scenes from the film for the upcoming DVD release.
While the
announcement doesn’t specify which scenes, it does state that she
wore her original costume from the film, which she had kept.
The newsblog
film ick, which first
broke the story, has
further reported from a source that the reshoots were done in
studio using a green screen with the intention of being digitally
composited into existing film elements. A further report on film ick
states that actor Harrison Ford’s son Benjamin may be possible doing
voiceover work for his father’s character.
Set in a
dystopic future, Blade Runner featured Cassidy appeared as one of
several human looking robots being hunted by Harrison Ford.
Cassidy’s character Zhora had been hiding out as an exotic dancer in
a seedy club when she is discovered by Ford’s detective Rick
Deckard, who gives chase in one of the film’s more memorable action
set pieces.
The sequence
has several small errors that have been spotted by audiences over
the years. When Zhora crashes through a series of glass walls it is
obviously a stunt double for Cassidy. Also, though she is shown as
wearing high-heeled boots earlier, Cassidy’s boots have flat soles
during the chase scene.
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