Harrison Ford To Return To Blade Runner?

It seems Harrison Ford could be returning to another of his iconic roles, as 4 years after his comeback as Indianna Jones in 'The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull', Ridley Scott wants him to reprise his famous role as Deckard in 1982's 'Blade Runner'.

Although he admits that at almost 70 years old, Ford may need  little help and may not get a starring role.

Scott told The Independent: "I don't think it'll be Harry [starring]. But I've got to have him in it somewhere. That'd be amusing."

The talk of a new 'Blade Runner' film comes as Scott is promoting his new 'Alien' prequel, 'Prometheus', and it seems the director has gained a taste for returning to old projects.

The first 'Blade Runner' film, an adaptation of the Phillip K. Dick novel  Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep?, failed to gain a huge audience when it was released, but it has since become regarded as one of the greatest films of all time.

In it Ford played a retired police officer in the future, who's brought in to track down replicants, robots who are almost entirely similar to humans and are rebelling against the humans who control them.

Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones... He's still got it...

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