Blade Runner 2049 introduced a collection of new characters, including the horrific Niander Wallace. 1985’s Blade Runner saw Los Angeles more-or-less run by the Tyrell Corporation, but its ...

The primary "antagonist" of Blade Runner 2049 is Niander Wallace, an industrialist with Alexander-level ambitions. After the collapse of the Tyrell Corporation in the 2020s following the death of ...

Industrialist Niander Wallace (Jared Leto ... which is designed to be more obedient than previous Replicants. In “Blade Runner 2049,” Replicants are still genetically engineered humans ...

We wanted it to have that reaching for the sky power: Larger scale and brutality set against artificial warmth that Wallace controlled.” “Blade Runner 2049”Courtesy of Warner Bros.

In “Blade Runner 2049,” implanted memories are standard ... The company was bought and the Replicant business was salvaged by Wallace in the 2030s. Tyrell’s iconic pyramid is still a major ...

Movie: Blade Runner 2049 Director: Denis Villeneuve Starring ... protein farms to the angular shadows that get cast in Niander Wallace’s fortress. The images play with notions of reality ...

Maybe "Blade Runner" didn't actually happen the way ... And who has glowing eyes in "2049"? Niander Wallace. Maybe he is himself a replicant. That might be why he's so angry and envious that ...

David Bowie was originally considered to play the part of Niander Wallace in 'Blade Runner 2049,' director Denis Villeneuve has revealed. By Ashley Iasimone David Bowie was originally considered ...

Blade Runner 2049 is a sequel to 1982's Blade Runner ... and Jared Leto as the movie's mysterious villain Niander Wallace, a wealthy replicant manufacturer. Other stars include Dave Bautista ...

The trailer opens with Jared Leto’s silver-eyed character Wallace kneeling at the slimy ... The actor said that Blade Runner 2049, like the original, “deals with some of the ethical consequenc ...