Blade Runner (Ridley Scott, 1982)

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He only appears in Apocalypse Now for that one scene but it is so perfect a role as a prelude to what he did here, that it has become my favorite scene in that now. Helps that he is in that scene with two great movie actors as well, but he manages in a humble role to be memorable because of the nervous manner he goes about explaining the mission. But it’s in that brief grilling he does of Willard, before GD Spradling's character sits up suitably impressed at the Captain's “non-denial denial” about extra-curricular activities, that provides an interesting moment to consider later in BR when he is interrogating Rachel with the VK device.