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Blade Runner (1997)
Country
of Origin: USA
Year of Production: 1997
Platforms:
Format: colour
Sound: stereo
CREDITS
PRODUCTION
Production Company: Westwood Studios Inc
Executive Producers: Louis Castle, Jerry Perenchio, Bud
Yorkin
Supervising Producer: Josh Gutfreund
Producer: Donny Blank
Assistant Producer: Rade Stojsavljevic
Production Coordinator Paul Bastardo
SCRIPT
Script: David Leary, David Yorkin
Based on a Script By: Hampton Fancher, David Peoples
Novel: Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
by Philip K. Dick
DIRECTION
Director: Joseph D. Kucan
PROGRAMMING AND
ANIMATION
Lead Artist: Aaron E. Powell
3D Artists: Margo Angevine, David Austin, Cary Averett,
Tse Cheng Lo, Damon Conn, Gerald Deloff, Gary Freeman,
Matthew Hansel, Miguel Lleras, Bob Marker, Ferby Miguel,
Ren Olsen, Miles Ritter, Kurt Vordahl
Additional 3D Art: Frank Mendeola, Damon Redmond
Concept Artists: Jeff Hydorn, Jack Martin, Ren Olsen
Character Animators: Elie Arabian, Tse Cheng Lo, Damon
Conn, Shelly Johnson, Aaron E. Powell
Technical Director: Louis Castle
Core Programmers: Michael Grayford, Michael Legg, James
McNeill
Script Programmers: David Leary, Brett Levin, Denzile E.
Long Jr, Jim Walls, Eric Wang
Installation Programmer: Maria del Mar McCready Legg
Technical Assistance: Greg Hjelstrom
Director of Dramatic Assets: Joseph D. Kucan
Additional Asset Management: Matt Vella
Motion Capture Credits: Patience Becquet, Kurt Vordahl
Preliminary Motion-Capture Research: Mohanned Mansour
Movie Compression: Tim Fritz
MUSIC
Music: Frank Klepacki, Vangelis (from Blade Runner
(1982))
Music Performed By: Frank Klepacki
SOUND
Audio Director: Paul S. Mudra
Additional Sound Editing: Caron Weidner
Sound Designer: Dwight K. Okahara
COSTUMES AND MAKE-UP
Hair and Make Up: Cindy Cline, Robert Lattin, Armida
Lugo, Jim Sakka, Katie Taylor
Wardrobe: Christy Moeler
DESIGN
Designers: David Leary, Jim Walls
Additional Design: Erik Yeo
Assistant Designer: Tim Fritz
Art Director: Louis Castle
Additional 3D Set Designers: Eric Chadwick, Cody
Chancellor, Mark Giambruno, Andrew Guevarra, Dave
Horowitz, Melissa Kangeter, Manny Marquez, Art Matsurra,
Andy Murdock, Mat Smiley, Jane Sommerhauser
Visual Consultant: Syd Mead
Storyboard Artist: Anthony Zierhut
OTHER CREW
Director of Quality Assurance and Customer Support:
Michael Meischeid
QA Director: Glenn Sperry
QA Lead: Michael Smith
QA Testers: Michael A. Ruppert, James Adkins, Lloyd Bell,
Chris Blevens, D'Andre Campbell, Jason Campbell, Shane
Dietrich, Joseph Gernert, Randy Greenback, Jon Hall,
Christopher Holloway, Mark Laity, Troy Leonard, DeMario
Lewis, Levi Luke, Patrick Offord, Chris R. Hix, Richard
Rasmussen, Steve Shockey, Albert Springfield, John Tryon
Transportation: Richard Rasmussen
Development Support: Rick Nelson, Kurt Oehlschlaeger,
Jeremy Olson, Rob Sandberg, Russell Tracy
Marketing Director: Laura Wheeler
Marketing: Lincoln Hershberger, Keith Levenson, Denise
Moe, Theodore A. Morris, Chris Rubyor
Package Designer: Victoria Hart
Additional Copywriting: Mike McCaa
UK Office: Louie Beatty, Rosemarie Dalton, Anthony Hinds
French Office: Sophie Cristobal, Aline Gugliermina,
Francois Jaubert, Stephane Redoux
German Office: Marc Buro, Thilo Hubner, Ulrich Mühl
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Special Thanks To: Brett Sperry
CASTING
Additional Casting: Marilee Lear
VOICES
Martin Azarow (Dino Klein)
Mark Benninghoffen (Ray McCoy / male announcer)
Warren Burton (Runciter / Tyrell guard)
Gwen Castaldi (dispatcher / newscaster)
Signy Coleman (Dektora)
Gary Colombo (General Doll)
Jason Cottle (Luther / Lance / photographer)
Tim Dang (Izo)
Lisa Edelstein (Crystal Steele)
Victor Gardell (Gaff)
Jeff Garlin (Lieutenant Guzza / Early Q bartender)
Gloria Hoffman (Mia)
James Hong (Chew)
Anthony Izzo (Officer Leary)
Brion James (Leon)
Tom Jourden (Spencer Grigorian)
Jerry Kernion (Holloway)
Richard Kimmel (desk clerk)
Joseph D. Kucan (Crazylegs)
Jerry Lan (Murray)
Karen Maruyama (fish dealer)
Michael McShane (Marcus Eisenduller / Hawker's barkeep /
Sergeant Walls)
Alexander Mervin (Sadik / Rajif)
Tony Mitch (Governor Kolvig)
Bruno N. Oliver (Gordo)
Toru Nagai (Howie Lee)
Gerald Okamura (Zuben)
Pauley P (Lucy Devlin)
Mark Rolston (Clovis / transient)
Stephen Root (Early Q)
William Sanderson (Sebastian)
Vincent Schiavelli (Bullet Bob)
Rosalyn Sidewater (Isabella)
Ron Snow (blimp announcer)
Stephen Sorentino (shoeshine man)
Steve Sorentino (Hasan)
Jessica Straus (answering machine / female announcer)
Iqbal Theba (Moraji)
Myriam Tupert (insect dealer)
Joseph Turkel (Tyrell)
Billy Wade (Hanoi)
Mark Worden (Baker)
Sean Young (Rachael)
Joseph Zeoli (Officer Grayford)
Lloyd Bell, Tse Cheng Lo, Gerald Deloff, Gary Freeman,
Eric Gooch, Michael Grayford, Jennifer Hoge, Kia
Huntzinger, Shelly Johnson, Michael Legg, DeMarlo Lewis,
Etsuko Mader, Mohanned Mansour, Dwight K. Okahara,
Melonie Sung, Jim Walls, Sandra Wang (additional voices)
CAST
Character Models: Fukwon, Rob Bollinger, Marco
Canestrelli, Shoosha Caroll, Jessica Clemens, James Hong,
Anthony Izzo, Kenneth J. Kucan, Brion James, Miguel
Lleras, Shelly Lyden, Leon Marathon, Matthew Mooney, Toru
Nagai, Gerald Okamura, Bruno Oliver, Larry Power, Michael
R. Sousa, William Sanderson, Scott Talley, Iqubal Theba,
Joseph Turkel, Cristiva Turner, Cerina Vincent, Sean
Young, Joseph Zeoli
Additional Models: Cary Averett, Lloyd Bell, Jason
Curtis, Jeff Fillhaber, Gary Freeman, Karen Gloyd, Rick
Gush, David Leary, Ferby Miguel, Ren Olsen, Bill Petro,
Gin Petro, Cheryl-Ann Prenger, Rob Sandberg, Anne Silva,
Kurt Vordahl, Jim Walls, Eric Wang, Sandra Wang
Movement Actors: Paul Bastardo, Jeff Fillhaber, Mindi
Gladman, Joseph D. Kucan, Lynne Litteer, Darla-Jean
Ralston, Shelby Scanlan, Amy Shoopman
PLOT SUMMARY
In Los Angeles, 2019,
Blade Runner Ray McCoy is assigned to track down a group
of missing replicants and finds himself immersed in the
dangerous mean streets of the neon-lit city. Pretty soon,
he's beginning to doubt his own identity...
CAPSULE REVIEW
A fantastic adaptation
of the classic film that perfectly manages to capture the
atmosphere of Ridley Scott's original. The gameplay is
outstanding, the puzzles satisfyingly difficult and the
voice cast are fantastic. In the absence of a proper
sequel, this will do very nicely instead.
AVAILABILITY
UK
Game Distributor: Virgin Interactive Entertainment Inc
CENSORSHIP HISTORY
UK
Rating: 15
AWARDS
1998
Golden Satellite Awards, USA
Best Interactive Product CD-ROM Entertainment - winner
LINKS
SEE ALSO
Blade Runner (1982)
Command and Conquer: Red Alert (1996)
FOOTAGE INCLUDED IN
The Making of
Blade Runner (1997) KEYWORDS
book into computer game;
computer game; cyberpunk; film into computer game;
future; police; replicants; video games
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