Dying for the right cause. It's the most human thing we can do.
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Hampton Fancher
Hampton Lansden Fancher (born July 18, 1938) is an American actor who became a producer and screenwriter in the late 1970s. 2Life and career Fancher was born to a Mexican-Danish mother and an American father, a physician, in East Los Angeles, California. At 15, he ran away to Spain to become a flamenco dancer and renamed himself "Mario Montejo". Following the breakup of his marriage to Joann McNabb, he was married to Sue Lyon of Lolita fame from 1963 to 1965. In 1959, Fancher appeared in the episode "Misfits" of the ABC western television series, The Rebel. In the storyline, Fancher used the name "Bull" with Malcolm Cassell as Billy the Kid and Hal Stalmaster as "Skinny" plot to rob a bank so that they can live thereafter without working. The "Misfits" enlist the help of The Rebel (Nick Adams) in carrying out their doomed scheme. Fancher then played Deputy Lon Gillis in seven episodes of the ABC western, Black Saddle, with Peter Breck. He guest starred on other westerns, Have Gun, Will Travel, Tate, Stagecoach West, Outlaws, Maverick, Lawman, Temple Houston, Cheyenne (1961 episode "Incident at Dawson Flats"), and also Bonanza (1966 episode "A Dollar's Worth of Trouble"). Fancher appeared in two Troy Donahue films: 1961's Parrish and 1962's Rome Adventure and was cast as Larry Wilson in the 1963 episode "Little Richard" of the CBS anthology series, GE True, hosted by Jack Web
'K': This is really somethin.’ Rick Deckard: The whole town was somethin'. One time. Forget your troubles, see a show, gamble a little. Win some money, lose some money. They made money seem like candy.
[said to K by a hologram advertising the virtual girl Joi, which K had bought] You look like a good Joe.
All the courage in the world cannot alter fact.
Rick Deckard: You don't have children...do you? Niander Wallace: Oh, I have millions.
Beautiful, isn't it?
'K': I've never retired something that was born before. Lieutenant Joshi: What's the difference? 'K': To be born is to have a soul, I guess. Lieutenant Joshi: Are you telling me no? 'K': I wasn't aware there was an option, madame. Lieutenant Joshi: Attaboy. [K walks to the door] Lieutenant Joshi:…
Every leap of civilization was built on the back of a disposable workforce, but I can only make so many.
More human than humans.
'K': [pointing at dog] Is it real? Rick Deckard: I don't know. Ask him.
[to Wallace] Her eyes were green.
Dr. Ana Stelline: [crying] Someone lived this, yeah. It happened. [pause] 'K': I know what's real. [pause] 'K': I know what's real. [pause] 'K': GOD! DAMN IT! [throws chair]
You newer models are happy scraping the shit...because you've never seen a miracle.
And blood-black nothingness began to spin... A system of cells interlinked within cells interlinked within cells interlinked within one stem...And dreadfully distinct against the dark, a tall white fountain played.
Rick Deckard: I had your job once. I was good at it. 'K': Things were simpler then. Rick Deckard: Why you makin' it complicated? 'K': Why don't you just answer the question? Rick Deckard: What question? 'K': I didn't figure you as one for bullshit. What's her name? Rick Deckard: Rachael. Her name…
Niander Wallace: Mere data makes a man. A and C and T and G. The alphabet of you. All from four symbols. I am only two: 1 and 0. 'K': Half as much but twice as elegant, sweetheart.
All the best memories are hers.
The world is built in a wall that separates kind. Tell either side there's no wall, you've bought a war. Or a slaughter.
Pain reminds you the joy you felt was real. More joy, then.
Sometimes to love someone, you got to be a stranger.