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Actor: Edward James Olmos

Edward James Olmos played Gaff in Blade Runner, inventing the character’s cityspeak language himself from Hungarian, Japanese and Spanish. Stand and Deliver brought a Best Actor nomination for playing the teacher Jaime Escalante, and Battlestar Galactica gave him a long television lead. He has been a sustained advocate for Latino representation.

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Blade Runner (1982) Review

The theatrical cut of Blade Runner, with Deckard's voiceover narration intact, is the correct version of this film. That position is unfashionable.