Harrison Ford Admits Blade Runner's Deckard Was A Replicant All Along After Decades Of Debate

Harrison Ford gives a final take on a Blade Runner debate, saying that despite remarks to the contrary, he always knew Deckard was a replicant.

Harrison Ford gives his final take on an enduring Blade Runner mystery, saying he always thought Deckard was a replicant. Released in 1982, Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner seemed to tell the story of a futuristic human cop falling in love with one of the androids – called replicants by the film - he was tasked with hunting down. But this simple story changed in subsequent cuts of the film, in which director Scott added footage that made it seem Deckard was himself a replicant.

I always knew that I was a replicant. I just wanted to push back against it though. I think a replicant would want to believe that they're human. At least this one did.

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