I don't feel Rutger Hauer was ever given the respect, or opportunity, he so deserved in movies and for the work he completed. He was so much better than many of his American colleagues. He even mastered the English language. I sure enjoyed the full range of his acting. He was amazingly all-around gifted. I sure miss him.
To this day, people don't get that Deckard was the villan and that tickles the shit out of him, but he is so classy and let's it go. His understanding of who's the villan is what makes his "tears in rain" speech remarkable.
@@warrenbfeagins he does address it in another interview conducted the same day, in that same chair. I don't agree that it's a definite binary between hero and villain in the film though.
Yesss, David is my favorite. But I absolutely see what you mean. Kind of what I thought. I just look at him a bit differently as I'm from a city south of his.....
An AWESOME actor, Blade Runner, The Hitcher, LADYHAWK, Split Second , Blind FURY brilliant movies, Would have luved to have met this guy, Gutted when he passed away, RIP ROY ❤️
Yes, Rutger liked riding horse, in his younger years he lived in a small house a couple of kilometers from my town, his old neighbour told me he used to do that naked hahaha 🤣Later he lived in the village of Beetsterzwaag where he drove his golfcart in the forrest together with his dog, always friendly and waving to others. The man was such peculiar and extraordinary 🙂 We miss natural people as him!!
As much as I loved Blade Runner 2049, it could never replicate the charm of the original because it lacked Mr. Hauer's charisma and screen presence. We were graced by one of a kind.
He was very kind and respectful to this woman. Very humble. The actors today don't behave this way. He was unbelievably good looking, and in Blade Runner he turned the whole movie into this incredibly deep, emotional journey about the whole meaning off live in the last few minutes of his last scene. They say he just added that speech at the end. Without it, the movie would have been o.k., but not that special.
Wygant's questions about sci-fi as a genre and Hollywood as an industry, vs. the European film industry, are really interesting. And Rutger's responses.... Wow. What a guy.... Always delivering such deep and poignant answers. The trade-offs we make in life. Meaning vs. money in the creation of art. Which is more important? Should art be used as a money-making means to an end, to gain social influence for social benefit, she asks? His answer is perfect. Always Meaning, with a capital M. So much philosophy and cultural discussion casually thrown into the mix. I really think he was the best actor in all of film history. His role as Roy Batty is untouchable. No one else could have done it. Only developed outlooks on life like this could translate into the perfection we see on screen.
Rutger Hauers intelligent demeanour, humour, gestures, expression and confidence is pure Gold standard. He is genuinely inspirational, it’s easy to see why he became a success in Hollywood.
I think deep down he was. When he got older like over 60, he was more sort of “devil may care” with things, he swore a lot more and didn’t take any bs from anyone .. seemed a great guy. We lost a diamond in 2019.
The Interviewer is extremely ignorant, but Rutger is very kind and patient. If she knew a damn thing about the movie then she would have known better than to call him a villain when his character in blade runner was the victim fighting to save his own life and the life of his friends he loved.
Give her a break - she asked a lot of good questions and let Rutger explain rather well without too many interruptions. It's not some life or death interrogation...
Great actor and overlooked by many people and the film world. He's in the same league as far as I'm concerned as Clint Eastwood, Antonio Banderas, Jack Nicholson.
I love these interviews because it shows that the interviewer has to give popcorn munching questions for the standard moviegoers in Rutgers trying to give insightful introspective responses
Blade runner was perfect with Mr. Hauer, as a robot with feelings. Did he receive the recognition? I also liked the "Omega Doom!" But was somewhat afraid with his role in "Lexx", but that WAS bazarr! I don't think I will have time, now at 62, and fighting legal battles ( do you realize the defense attorney had someone hack my computer shoeing a screen shot with all my side folders? The mf. ) to see all of his movies. I do salute you on you candor about the solipsistic American attitudes and fears that Hollywood displays. You are a number one actor, in my book!
When he said Rocky 4 (two years before filming commenced), it makes me wonder whether Sly Stallone considered him as an alternate choice over Dolph Lunngren to play Ivan Drago?
So strange to see him speak with a British accent. At some point in the 80s he began speaking with the same American accent he had in the movies, such as in this 1990 interview with David Letterman: czcams.com/video/yhbewigKrvk/video.html
So true. I’m a millennial woman who so wishes men were real like Rutger today. Unfortunately most men here are like wet blankets thank God I’m married to a real man!
She's nervous, can't blame her, he's so intimidating even though he comes off here as very nice. It's his looks. He's handsome yet scarey...the type who people get nervous around...lol
I don't feel Rutger Hauer was ever given the respect, or opportunity, he so deserved in movies and for the work he completed. He was so much better than many of his American colleagues. He even mastered the English language. I sure enjoyed the full range of his acting. He was amazingly all-around gifted. I sure miss him.
I agree
@@calogeroconstantini1154 Indeed.
What a charming, handsome, charming, intellectual man! What an extraordinary and unforgettable actor.
RIP Rutger 💫 😢 👏
Charming twice over!!!
U wrote charming twice...
very nice man
@@universeofopulence That's how charming he was.. 😄
Hauer was classy.
Never realized how handsome he was.
He was so beautiful it's unreal.
I love his expression around 1:09 when she states that he plays a villain. He is so gracious and amused in this interview.
To this day, people don't get that Deckard was the villan and that tickles the shit out of him, but he is so classy and let's it go. His understanding of who's the villan is what makes his "tears in rain" speech remarkable.
@@warrenbfeagins he does address it in another interview conducted the same day, in that same chair. I don't agree that it's a definite binary between hero and villain in the film though.
So awesome what he is wearing, knowing Rutger is colourblind 😅
Great, elegant, authentic man.
Rust in vrede, Rutger Hauer.
@Tessa 77 nordic and slavs mens love those colors and designs
The most beautiful person in the world. I so miss Rutger.
Well...you will never see an actor like this man again Never RIP
Rest, Mr. Hauer... you were magnificent and you left a remarkable legacy in the world of art and cinema.
The only guy as charming, playful, witty and self conscious as a certain David Bowie. And he's an intelligent person obviously
Yesss, David is my favorite. But I absolutely see what you mean. Kind of what I thought. I just look at him a bit differently as I'm from a city south of his.....
He looked very very much like the late Cars bassist / singer Benjamin Orr. Both gorgeous.
And someone you've never met in your life, yet feel like you can make an absurd assessment like that.
I keep watching this...oh, he was absolutely beautiful.
He certainly gave us ladies something to dream about.
Ele foi muito bonito mesmo.
I think you are obsessed you are everywhere on this comment section
She's a replicant
This guy was soooo good.
Very handsome. Very talented. Very missed......🌺
KB
An AWESOME actor, Blade Runner, The Hitcher, LADYHAWK, Split Second , Blind FURY brilliant movies, Would have luved to have met this guy, Gutted when he passed away, RIP ROY ❤️
He just look so PERFECT. Even in his old age, he's still looks and speaks perfectly. It's like he's magical or super human.
Ronda Jin he's so hot.
he does look alien of sort
Johnny Skinwalker I wonder if he had the alien blood type lol
@@desertrose1226 Just Aryan genes.
Yes, Rutger liked riding horse, in his younger years he lived in a small house a couple of kilometers from my town, his old neighbour told me he used to do that naked hahaha 🤣Later he lived in the village of Beetsterzwaag where he drove his golfcart in the forrest together with his dog, always friendly and waving to others. The man was such peculiar and extraordinary 🙂 We miss natural people as him!!
As much as I loved Blade Runner 2049, it could never replicate the charm of the original because it lacked Mr. Hauer's charisma and screen presence. We were graced by one of a kind.
Along with those other quirky character actors in the original that 2049 couldn't replicate.
'He's seen things you people wouldn't believe.....'
He was very kind and respectful to this woman. Very humble. The actors today don't behave this way. He was unbelievably good looking, and in Blade Runner he turned the whole movie into this incredibly deep, emotional journey about the whole meaning off live in the last few minutes of his last scene. They say he just added that speech at the end. Without it, the movie would have been o.k., but not that special.
what a good looking man. RIP
Absolutely stunning. So sexy.
Yes
Wygant's questions about sci-fi as a genre and Hollywood as an industry, vs. the European film industry, are really interesting. And Rutger's responses.... Wow. What a guy.... Always delivering such deep and poignant answers. The trade-offs we make in life. Meaning vs. money in the creation of art. Which is more important? Should art be used as a money-making means to an end, to gain social influence for social benefit, she asks? His answer is perfect. Always Meaning, with a capital M. So much philosophy and cultural discussion casually thrown into the mix. I really think he was the best actor in all of film history. His role as Roy Batty is untouchable. No one else could have done it. Only developed outlooks on life like this could translate into the perfection we see on screen.
It is a great plesure watching his movies.
Rutger Hauers intelligent demeanour, humour, gestures, expression and confidence is pure Gold standard. He is genuinely inspirational, it’s easy to see why he became a success in Hollywood.
Ladies and gentleman: a true man!
You don't need to tell us. We already know.
Just wish there were more "true" women out there. See how obnoxious that sounds?
@@generalyellor2187 Well, General, as a woman...no. Not at all! But apparently, you've got insecurities.
Yup! Very true!
Qué hombre tan bello!!! 💓 Qué descanses en paz guapo !!
Brilliant artist, so gifted and interesting. Can you picture him playing Hannibal Lecter?
he was in talks with the director for that role
He probably would be scarier like anthony
What an amazing actor at the brink of his success. .. rutger is number 1 in a field of 1
Ohhh he is gorgeous!
He is so beautiful! Inside & out.
I love when he says " ... or Blade Runner 52." Almost...
He’s so shy! ❤️💕💗 RIP. You are missed
no he is just himself. not fake and loud
Such a handsome, intelligent gentleman. In his prime here ❤️
I had a teacher that looked like him, once. I was scared of him, but then I was scared of Hauer immensely when I was little.
A young Rutger Hauer could've played David Bowie in a movie.
haha, the reactions she gave to the camera at the end were hysterical, like a Monty Python sketch.
He chooses his words carefully, and tries to be as honest as possible. Also strikes me as a bit of a secluded, introvert, if not shy person.
I think deep down he was. When he got older like over 60, he was more sort of “devil may care” with things, he swore a lot more and didn’t take any bs from anyone .. seemed a great guy. We lost a diamond in 2019.
Das wäre in jeder Hinsicht mein Traummann gewesen, ich war schon in den 80ern in ihn verliebt..... So, so traurig, dass er gestorben ist 🌹💔
Guy could have been Flash Gordon with that look.
The Interviewer is extremely ignorant, but Rutger is very kind and patient. If she knew a damn thing about the movie then she would have known better than to call him a villain when his character in blade runner was the victim fighting to save his own life and the life of his friends he loved.
Give her a break - she asked a lot of good questions and let Rutger explain rather well without too many interruptions. It's not some life or death interrogation...
shes american lol
I have grown annoyed with this interviewer...have watched her interview many actors.
Now Ms Bobbie is a,sweet lady.Shes like everybody's mom.If you don't like her you're a SOB lol
@@marcmaschal2897 Bugger off you fool.
I NEED THAT TOP!
Ele foi um homem muito bonito.
Blade Runner is in my top 5 favorite movies of all time. Loved Rutger's character in the film.
Great actor and overlooked by many people and the film world. He's in the same league as far as I'm concerned as Clint Eastwood, Antonio Banderas, Jack Nicholson.
Hauer ottimo attore Rip.in pace.
This interview deserved to happen on a rainy ledge.
I love these interviews because it shows that the interviewer has to give popcorn munching questions for the standard moviegoers in Rutgers trying to give insightful introspective responses
Well , even bad things like this interview , will once be like ...tears....in the rain.
Omfg he is beautiful then n now
He's gorgeous even now at age 75. Never seen an old guy look so good.
He looked cool.
Blade runner was perfect with Mr. Hauer, as a robot with feelings. Did he receive the recognition? I also liked the "Omega Doom!" But was somewhat afraid with his role in "Lexx", but that WAS bazarr! I don't think I will have time, now at 62, and fighting legal battles ( do you realize the defense attorney had someone hack my computer shoeing a screen shot with all my side folders? The mf. ) to see all of his movies. I do salute you on you candor about the solipsistic American attitudes and fears that Hollywood displays. You are a number one actor, in my book!
Rutger is amused mastery personified.
Terrific actor! Where is his award.?
One of the smartest casting decisions ever made.
OMG he's hotttt
Spongebob Schwanzkopf ok funny butt lol
Che figo ragazzi!! E che fisico..è gigante!!
RIP Roy Batty.
The design of the sweater/shirt reminds me of "zelda majora's mask"
Watch soldier of orange a dutch film set in ww2 its a amazing film
He would have been an awesome James Bond villain.
he refused the role
Why? Because he's blonde? And in Hollywood all blonde men are evil?
He was such a beautiful handsome men
Que paciencia tenía para las entrevistas, extraño su voz
i wish he played erwin rommel for a desert fox movie. ed harris will also fill this role real great
Both are perfect example of _the man_ .
ممثل جميل ومتواضع
Why don't I look like this guy? Damn my genes!
I have blonde hair and blue eyes myself and I get sick of hitler comments. I got em at school, and beyond. Super annoying...lol
@@desertrose1226 lol. Me too.
very goodlooking man
Intensely handsome.
Gad' He's Handsome!
The ending of this vid shows how questions in interviews could be edited after the fact. Makes ya wonder.
wow, they only had the budget for one camera so they had to shoot the interview questions again. i love it
I was cracking up at that part. So terrible, lmao!
Wow❤
A fascinating person.
This Guy Was in Batman Begins
When he said Rocky 4 (two years before filming commenced), it makes me wonder whether Sly Stallone considered him as an alternate choice over Dolph Lunngren to play Ivan Drago?
I wish he had. Not fond of Lundgren but I loved Hauer.
BR. Nighthawks. Sin City. Guinness.
Rutger the LEGEND !!!
That must be the kind of jumper he’s wearing Ridley Scott complained about having first met him.
00:13 his hands are enormous ❤️
charming, intelligent and so hot...I miss him
Just find her approach funny. I love that southern accent
1980s baby - now I know where they got the idea for Bryan Fury.
Great.
Bladerunner 52
I love Rutger Hauer and he is absolutely stunning here. But I don't understand all the mean comments here toward the woman interviewing him.
agree - it's just a nice conversation...
because she's dumb and insensitive?
Then they will understand why he fits the part so good well but wont let him tell about his self
Very handsome
he actually right about villain thing. His character is not really a villain. Dekard is the real villain.
Talsedoom no he's not.
well...no. however you want to sentimentalize roy, he's a coldblooded murderer.
Deckard is a serial killer -the way he just ends the life of those Replicants.
yeah, the murderer is the hero, the guy who tries to stop him is the villain.
Rip handsome
Is that his natural blonde hair? What a superman
He was naturally fair haired but he did have to bleach for the role of Roy.
He'd have made a terrific Homelander
And a fantastic “Magneto”!
So strange to see him speak with a British accent. At some point in the 80s he began speaking with the same American accent he had in the movies, such as in this 1990 interview with David Letterman: czcams.com/video/yhbewigKrvk/video.html
he went and lived in the states
if there were more men like him women would act different
So true. I’m a millennial woman who so wishes men were real like Rutger today. Unfortunately most men here are like wet blankets thank God I’m married to a real man!
He could have played Max Zorin had Walken not done it!
Messylin I wish he had. He was soooo hot, and just as intense as Walken, apparently he was asked but turned the role down....
Was just thinking the same ! He'd have a made a very intimidating Bond villain
Rutger Hauer made aloth of $ in B movies. Good for him. I would do the same.
named my cat after him, don´t know what that means. I love cats though....
Ladies and gentlemen: Roy Batty!
Haha.. great guy, Rutger Hauer, but a very awkward interviewer.
She's nervous, can't blame her, he's so intimidating even though he comes off here as very nice. It's his looks. He's handsome yet scarey...the type who people get nervous around...lol
I'm doing a tribute to Rutger Hauer and I would like to use a few clips from this interview, credited of course.
You have my permission.
Oh kewl..
Watch it twice.
Her reactions😅😅
I think he has her hot under the collar...he was so freaking handsome!
My Daughters Father. That is all I am going to say, and it is so sad that I did not realize until he died.
My Daughter could be his twin.
My bit of Dutch
so they only had one camera?
I would not like to remove the 666 likes number, but I can't help it, because it is the Rutger and thanks for the poster for this. Cheers...