Deckard
Deckard is listed as Protagonist. Former athlete, weary, cynical, Blade Runner. In the parsed data, Deckard is connected to 72 scenes, 256 dialogue lines, 273 text mentions, first appearing around scene 7.
72 scenes / 256 dialogue lines
1980
In dystopian Los Angeles, Blade Runner Deckard is forced out of retirement to hunt four escaped Nexus-6 replicants, leading him to question their nature after meeting Rachael, a prototype replicant. As Deckard hunts the replicants, developing a romantic relationship with Rachael, the remaining replicants seek their creator, Dr. Eldon Tyrell, but Roy Batty kills him when his request for an extended lifespan is denied. Deckard confronts Batty, Pris, and Mary, killing Pris and Mary before engaging in a brutal final battle with Batty, who saves Deckard's life just before his own lifespan expires. Deckard escapes with Rachael, embracing an uncertain future together while grappling with the possibility that he might also be a replicant.
Save the Cat beat sheet
Blade Runner follows Deckard, a retired Blade Runner, as he hunts down escaped Nexus-6 replicants in a dystopian future.
Open full beat sheetDeckard is listed as Protagonist. Former athlete, weary, cynical, Blade Runner. In the parsed data, Deckard is connected to 72 scenes, 256 dialogue lines, 273 text mentions, first appearing around scene 7.
72 scenes / 256 dialogue linesRoy Batty is listed as Antagonist. Combat model, leader of the escaped replicants, chilling grey eyes. In the parsed data, Roy Batty is connected to 23 scenes, 138 dialogue lines, 139 text mentions, first appearing around scene 19.
23 scenes / 138 dialogue linesJ.F. Sebastian is listed as Genetic Designer. Young face but premature old age, closet genius, shy. In the parsed data, J.F. Sebastian is connected to 19 scenes, 93 dialogue lines, 96 text mentions, first appearing around scene 20.
19 scenes / 93 dialogue linesRachael is listed as Protagonist. Tyrell's prototype, memory implant, beautiful, formidable. In the parsed data, Rachael is connected to 17 scenes, 106 dialogue lines, 112 text mentions, first appearing around scene 31.
17 scenes / 106 dialogue linesPris is listed as Antagonist. Teenage beauty, competitive, pleasure model. In the parsed data, Pris is connected to 10 scenes, 47 dialogue lines, 57 text mentions, first appearing around scene 23.
10 scenes / 47 dialogue linesLeon is listed as Antagonist. Big, pudgy, warehouseman uniform, Nexus-6 replicant. In the parsed data, Leon is connected to 9 scenes, 75 dialogue lines, 78 text mentions, first appearing around scene 1.
9 scenes / 75 dialogue linesMary is listed as Antagonist. Domestic conditioning, looks like an American dream mom. In the parsed data, Mary is connected to 7 scenes, 17 dialogue lines, 25 text mentions, first appearing around scene 63.
7 scenes / 17 dialogue linesDr. Eldon Tyrell is listed as CEO. Fragile man of power, youthful appearance, creator of replicants. In the parsed data, Dr. Eldon Tyrell is connected to 5 scenes, 43 dialogue lines, 44 text mentions, first appearing around scene 34.
5 scenes / 43 dialogue linesBryant is listed as Police Inspector. In his fifties, brawler, drinker, Deckard's superior. In the parsed data, Bryant is connected to 5 scenes, 25 dialogue lines, 30 text mentions, first appearing around scene 9.
5 scenes / 25 dialogue linesEsper is listed as AI. Computer system, melodious voice, self-pitying. In the parsed data, Esper is connected to 5 scenes, 23 dialogue lines, 26 text mentions, first appearing around scene 7.
5 scenes / 23 dialogue linesHolden is listed as Blade Runner. Lean, hollow-cheeked, efficient, police investigator. In the parsed data, Holden is connected to 3 scenes, 40 dialogue lines, 45 text mentions, first appearing around scene 1.
3 scenes / 40 dialogue linesZhora is listed as Antagonist. Athletic, entertainment field, blonde. In the parsed data, Zhora is connected to 3 scenes, 6 text mentions, first appearing around scene 64.
3 scenes / 0 dialogue linesTaffey Lewis is listed as Club Owner. Chicken Hawk, seal-like face, wears a toupee. In the parsed data, Taffey Lewis is connected to 2 scenes, 20 dialogue lines, 22 text mentions, first appearing around scene 61.
2 scenes / 20 dialogue linesHannibal Chew is listed as Genetic Designer. Spindly old man, precision worker, creates eyes. In the parsed data, Hannibal Chew is connected to 2 scenes, 10 dialogue lines, 10 text mentions, first appearing around scene 20.
2 scenes / 10 dialogue linesDr. Wheeler is listed as Doctor. Thin, boney, compassionate. In the parsed data, Dr. Wheeler is connected to 1 scene, 13 dialogue lines, 13 text mentions, first appearing around scene 36.
1 scenes / 13 dialogue linesGaff is listed as Police Officer. Police contact. In the parsed data, Gaff is connected to 1 scene, 5 dialogue lines, 6 text mentions, first appearing around scene 7.
1 scenes / 5 dialogue linesHolden administers a Voight-Kampff test to Leon, who reacts violently, killing Holden and destroying the machine.
Leon, HoldenA high-speed train travels through the desert at night.
Deckard travels on a train, reflecting on his recent trip.
DeckardDeckard prepares to arrive in San Angeles.
DeckardDeckard disembarks the train into the city.
DeckardDeckard walks through the terminal corridor.
DeckardDeckard gets into his car and receives a briefing from Gaff about Holden.
Deckard, GaffDeckard arrives at the Hall of Justice to meet Bryant.
DeckardBryant briefs Deckard on the escaped Nexus-6 replicants and tasks him with hunting them.
Deckard, BryantDeckard arrives at Leon's hotel.
DeckardDeckard enters the hotel and gets the key to Leon's room.
DeckardDeckard finds Leon's room.
DeckardDeckard searches Leon's room and finds a collection of photos.
DeckardLeon watches Deckard from the street.
LeonLeon leaves the area.
LeonDeckard leaves the room.
DeckardLeon runs through the alley.
LeonLeon arrives in Chinatown.
LeonLeon meets with Roy Batty and Mary.
Leon, Roy Batty, MaryChew and Sebastian discuss the eye work.
Hannibal Chew, J.F. SebastianChew finishes the eye work for Sebastian.
Hannibal Chew, J.F. SebastianSebastian leaves the shop.
J.F. SebastianSebastian finds Pris in his truck.
J.F. Sebastian, PrisDeckard consults Esper for information.
Deckard, EsperSebastian arrives at his apartment building.
J.F. SebastianSebastian and Pris talk in his apartment.
J.F. Sebastian, PrisPris and Sebastian discuss his condition and her friends' arrival.
Pris, J.F. SebastianDeckard reviews replicant data with Esper.
Deckard, EsperDeckard travels to the Tyrell Corporation.
DeckardDeckard arrives at the Tyrell Corporation.
DeckardDeckard checks in with security and meets Rachael.
Deckard, RachaelDeckard and Rachael ride the elevator.
Deckard, RachaelRachael questions Deckard about his department.
Deckard, RachaelDeckard meets Dr. Tyrell and tests Rachael.
Deckard, Rachael, Dr. Eldon TyrellDeckard experiences a memory/dream sequence.
DeckardDeckard gets a medical checkup.
Deckard, Dr. WheelerPris leaves the apartment.
Pris, J.F. SebastianPris meets Batty and Mary.
Pris, Roy Batty, MaryRachael visits Deckard.
Deckard, RachaelDeckard studies Nexus-6 photos on his console. Bryant calls to inform him about the entertainment section lead. Deckard prepares for the mission.
Deckard, BryantDeckard flies his spinner through the city.
DeckardDeckard consults with Esper regarding the three female replicants.
Deckard, EsperLeon attacks Deckard, but is killed by Rachael.
Leon, Deckard, RachaelDeckard attempts to land his spinner but is waved off by a parking attendant.
DeckardDeckard and Rachael share an intimate moment in the bath.
Deckard, RachaelDeckard parks the spinner in a tight alley.
DeckardDeckard wakes up alone.
DeckardDeckard enters Taffey's Bar.
DeckardDeckard shaves.
DeckardDeckard navigates the crowded bar to find Taffey's office.
DeckardDeckard tries to call Rachael.
DeckardDeckard interrogates Taffey Lewis about the replicants.
Deckard, Taffey LewisSebastian visits Mr. Deetchum's apartment to feed the animals.
J.F. SebastianDeckard watches a performance at the Opera House.
DeckardSebastian returns to his floor.
J.F. SebastianDeckard approaches Salome to investigate.
DeckardSebastian encounters Batty, Pris, and Mary.
J.F. Sebastian, Roy Batty, Pris, MaryDeckard discovers Zhora in the dressing room; a fight ensues.
Deckard, ZhoraDeckard visits Holden.
Deckard, HoldenDeckard chases Zhora.
Deckard, ZhoraRachael visits Deckard.
Deckard, RachaelDeckard kills Zhora after a chase through the street and shops.
Deckard, ZhoraDeckard and Rachael are in bed.
Deckard, RachaelBryant reprimands Deckard for his conduct.
Deckard, BryantSebastian realizes his guests are androids.
J.F. Sebastian, Roy Batty, Pris, MaryDeckard encounters Leon at the bar.
Deckard, LeonDeckard and Rachael discuss cleaning.
Deckard, RachaelLeon ambushes Deckard.
Deckard, LeonSebastian arrives at the Tyrell mansion.
J.F. SebastianSebastian waits in the den.
J.F. SebastianTyrell is with his family.
A figure watches the mansion.
Tyrell enters his mansion.
Dr. Eldon TyrellSebastian hands over his project.
J.F. SebastianBatty approaches the mansion.
Roy BattyTyrell presents the griffon to his son.
Dr. Eldon TyrellTyrell and his family watch a mechanical griffon fly; Tyrell excuses himself to his den.
Dr. Eldon Tyrell, J.F. SebastianBatty confronts Tyrell in his den to demand more life.
Dr. Eldon Tyrell, J.F. Sebastian, Roy BattyBatty kills Styles in the hallway.
Roy BattyBatty observes the festivities.
Roy BattyI told myself over and over again, if I hadn't done it, they would have. I didn't go back to the city, not that city, I didn't want the job. She said the great advantage of being alive was to have a choice. And she chose. And a part of me was almost glad. Not because she was gone but because this way they could never touch her. As for Tyrell -- he was murdered, but he wasn't dead. For a long time I wanted to kill him. But what was the point? There were too many Tyrells. But only one Rachael. Maybe real and unreal could never be separated. The secret never found. But I got as close with her as I'd ever come to it. She'd stay with me a long time. I guess we made each other real.
There wasn't much left of him, so we can't be sure. But bio-chemical data and morphology records of the Nexus-6 were reported missing. Going on the possibility they might try to infiltrate we send Holden in to run Voight-Kampff tests on the new employees. Guess he found himself one.
Here's something you might find interesting. They have been built to emulate the human in every way except in its emotional spectrum. However, after a period of time it is only logical that such a 'mechanism' would create its own emotional responses, hate, love, fear, anger, envy.
Wouldn't obstruct replication, but it does give rise to an error in replication, so that the newly formed DNA strand carries a mutation and you're got a virus again... but all this is academic -- you are made as good as we could make you.
Silicone Valley. Lots of these science guys never leave that place. We book two shows a month in there. Those big time techs and bio-guys might be real high zoners up here, but when it comes to the arts, they like it loud and lewd.
Silicone Valley. Lots of these science guys never leave that place. We book two shows a month in there. Those big time techs and bio-guys might be real high zoners up here, but when it comes to the arts, they like it loud and lewd.
The facts of life. I'll be blunt. To make an alteration in the evolvement of an organic life system, at least by men, makers or not, it fatal. A coding sequence can't be revised once it's established.
Unlike a five, they can sustain massive traumas to several parts of the body without debilitating another. Sever a leg and it will perform quicker on the remaining leg than the fastest man can run,
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