First of all, Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep is the book that Bladerunner was based on. So Dick did not write both. He was not involved in the screenplay owing to being dead.
And as for The Golden Man being the source for this movie. That is in itself laughable and pure marketing. It has about as much in common with the short story as the awful Lawnmower Man had with the Stephen King story Lawnmower Man.
Dick died after filming of Bladerunner was complete. He commented on how the scenes he saw were exactly what he had in mind. He didn't write the script, but he was a small part of the process.
Nyah nyah nyah, Nya nya nyna nya nya aaaaa !! Oh shut up Who cares about Dick! Did you see Jessica in her PANNIES? Did you check out that way cool
Dead Hooker on the floor ? What the hell do you guys go to movies for ?
I go for the chicks man !!!
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First of all, Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep is the book that Bladerunner was based on. So Dick did not write both. He was not involved in the screenplay owing to being dead.
And as for The Golden Man being the source for this movie. That is in itself laughable and pure marketing. It has about as much in common with the short story as the awful Lawnmower Man had with the Stephen King story Lawnmower Man.
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