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Ridley Scott's Blade Runner Used Extra Footage From A Stanley Kubrick Movie

/Film·Nov 14, 2026 · 3:00 PM CT
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The happy ending in the U.S. theatrical cut of Ridley Scott's 1982 "Blade Runner" was added after test audiences disliked Scott's darker, ambiguous original ending. /Film recounts how the tacked-on ending used extra footage originally shot for a Stanley Kubrick movie. It draws on Scott's 2015 Hollywood Reporter interview about the experience.

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