Ridley Scott was “so offended” that he held onto a rather scathing review of Blade Runner for over three decades. Scott famously directed the 1982 science fiction classic, which starred Harrison Ford in the lead role. However, Pauline Kael of The New Yorker wasnt impressed by the dystopian drama, which was based on author Philip K. Dicks 1968 novel, Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? And Scott elaborated on the negative effect the critique had on him in a brand-new interview with The Hollywood Reporter:
Ridley Scott recounts how one critique from The New Yorker floored and “offended” the famed filmmaker regarding his sci-fi masterpiece. Read More