Prime Video Finally Lifts the Lid on ‘Blade Runner 2099’
Prime Video has long been teasing its Blade Runner 2099 series, the latest addition to the franchise that began back in 1982 with Ridley Scott’s adaptation of Philip K. Dick’s 1968 sci-fi classic Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? And while its universe has expanded not just in Denis Villeneuve’s sequel film Blade Runner 2049 but also in more novels, comics, video games, short films, and the animated series Blade Runner: Black Lotus, 2099 will mark its first live-action TV show.
- ▪Prime Video has long been teasing its Blade Runner 2099 series, the latest addition to the franchise that began back in 1982 with Ridley Scott’s adaptation of Philip K.
- ▪Dick’s 1968 sci-fi classic Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
- ▪And while its universe has expanded not just in Denis Villeneuve’s sequel film Blade Runner 2049 but also in more novels, comics, video games, short films, and the animated series Blade Runner: Black Lotus, 2099 will mark its first live-act
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Prime Video has long been teasing its Blade Runner 2099 series, the latest addition to the franchise that began back in 1982 with Ridley Scott’s adaptation of Philip K. Dick’s 1968 sci-fi classic Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? And while its universe has expanded not just in Denis Villeneuve’s sequel film Blade Runner 2049 but also in more novels, comics, video games, short films, and the animated series Blade Runner: Black Lotus, 2099 will mark its first live-action TV show. To go with any Blade Runner-adjacent excitement is the killer cast for this one, with the Oscar-winning Michelle Yeoh leading an ensemble that also includes Euphoria‘s Hunter Schafer, House of the Dragon‘s Matthew Needham, and Furiosa‘s Tom Burke. The show was created by Silka Luisa (Shining Girls, Halo).
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