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Rick Deckard's (Harrison Ford) screen-matched and photo-matched costume from Ridley Scott's sci-fi classic Blade Runner. Deckard administered the Voight-Kampff test to Rachel (Sean Young), and later fought Roy Batty (Rutger Hauer) before Batty ultimately saved him from falling.

Among the most acclaimed and debated science-fiction films in history, Blade Runner has no fewer than seven different versions, including a 1992 director's cut and a so-called "final" cut overseen by Scott and released in 2007. Despite a lackluster theatrical release, the film's success on home-video helped inspire artistic movements in the neo-noir and cyberpunk genres and led to many additional adaptations of author Philip K. Dick's stories. Blade Runner was ultimately selected for preservation in the US National Film Registry in 1993, and Rick Deckard has become one of Ford's crowning roles alongside Han Solo and Indiana Jones.

Designed by Michael Kaplan and originating from a private Hollywood collection, this costume contains both screen- and photo-matched components. The orange wool and cotton tweed jacket with a single button and three pockets screen-matches to the Voight-Kampff scene, though it was later bloodied by production with visible streaks on the lapel. Deckard also wore a different shirt and pants in the Voight-Kampff scene than appear in this lot. In fact, patterns on the blue poly-blend button-up shirt with two front pockets and red plastic buttons, specifically on the collar, match it to publicity photos from the Batty fight.

This costume also includes a pair of orange wool and cotton tweed pants with an Ital Costume tag labeled "Ford Harrison" on the interior; brown leatherette lace-up Adidas "Official" model sneakers with rubber soles; and four wardrobe tags, including one hand-labeled "Condition of Suit when Deckard Returns After Batty Fight." The sneakers were originally black, but were painted brown with added Adidas markings by the costume department. The Adidas markings have since been removed and the inner sole liners were also changed out. One original shoelace from production is included, while the laces currently on the shoes are replicas. Also included are two production stills.

This costume is intentionally distressed throughout by production to appear damaged and grimy with pilling to the tweed, fraying at the ankles, and various discolored stains.

Estimate: $80,000 - 160,000



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