Director Ridley Scott and star actor Harrison Ford collaborated in 1982 to create Blade Runner - a dazzling movie that has gone on to become recognised as a cornerstone for quality sci-fi cinema. Thirty years on, people are still talking about Scott and Ford's film, which is even more miraculous considering that the two were engaged in a variety of bitter arguments for the duration of Blade Runner's production schedule. Scott has previously stated that Ford was the biggest pain in the arse he'd ever worked with, whilst Ford admitted that he and the director simply couldn't get along. For years after the release of Blade Runner, Ford refused to go into detail about the production of the movie, and has claimed on several occasions that Blade Runner isn't his favourite film due to the sour memories it conjures up. The pair have since kissed and made up, with rumours about them reuniting for Blade Runner 2 swirling around the tabloid pages for a time. Scott has supposedly backed down from the project, but it'd be excellent to see him and Ford collaborate again - even just for the inevitable backstage fireworks.
