The director admitted that when he approached Ridley Scott, he said, “give me your blessing, if you don’t I’ll walk off the movie.” The night he accepted the opportunity, Villeneuve immediately called up Roger Deakins, his director of photography on Sicario and Prisoners to ask for his help. Apparently, he revisited all the drafts that Fancher and Michael Green turned in, with the first few acting as his bibles for the project as it progressed. Villeneuve, who said the first film came out “at the time was starting to dream about directing movies,” called the original a “director’s movie.” After he smiled and leaned over to apologize to screenwriter Hampton Fancher, who returned to help write the sequel, he said it was a challenge to go back and look at everything with “fresh eyes.” He said the screenplay gave him the “necessary space for a director,” allowing him to imprint his vision on the project. The few times conversation almost bled into spoiler territory, director Denis Villeneuve or Alcon Entertainment’s Andrew Kosove quickly shut them down. In an effort to keep spoilers at bay and preserve the surprises for the audience, everyone avoided talking about the plot.
#Cast of blade runner 2049 movie
The cast and crew are currently in the middle of the press tour and they gathered in downtown Los Angeles at the JW Marriot to talk about the movie as much as they could.
Blade Runner 2049, the long-awaited sequel to Ridley Scott’s 1982 classic, is finally hitting theaters on October 6th.
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