BRINGING ‘BLADE RUNNER’ BACK TO LIFE AFTER 35 YEARS
It was dawn on the set of “Blade Runner 2049” and Harrison Ford and director Denis Villeneuve were swimming back to the shore together after an all-night shoot in a million-gallon water tank. It was cold in the water. It was cold outside. And it was just one night out of a dozen that they’d be spending their sleeping hours soaking wet to try to execute a set piece that even Ridley Scott thought too ambitious.
“What we are doing now is insane,” Ford told Villeneuve. “It’s insane.”
He might as well have been talking
