Rumors regarding the Blade Runner 2049 hovering all over the internet. The film is at present planned for a release date of October 6, 2017. 

Harrison Ford will reprise his part as Replicant hunter Deckard, and a recent proclamation from co-star Ryan Gosling has us stressed that Deckard might not be a significant part of the film reports, AllMagNews.  

While doing press for his Oscar front-runner La La Land, Ryan Gosling was asked by Fandango about his foray into heavy-duty science fiction with Blade Runner 2049, and his experience working with Harrison Ford. While he had nothing but decent things to say in regards to Ford, he additionally uncovered that they had been filming for a while before Ford came on set.

For all we know, Harrison Ford may have filmed for a while later, yet it's as yet astounding to discover that he wasn't around for so long. Ford's association in the sequel was one of the main things announced about the venture, so it was expected that he would have a noteworthy part. Presently, he could have progressively a Luke Skywalker via The Force Awakens kind of part, where he's an important figure out of sight. On the other hand, he could just not be in a piece of the motion picture for momentarily. In any case, perhaps fans shouldn't expect an all out association amongst Ford and Gosling's characters reports, CinemaBlend.

Not much is thought about Blade Runner 2049, but rather it has been affirmed by director Denis Villeneuve that we won't learn whether Deckard is a Replicant or not. That would need to imply that his status isn't imperative to the motion picture, yet I doubt that that will keep fans of the infamous paper unicorn scene from looking for any hint they can find.

Despite the fact that plot subtle elements are still sketchy, fans can at any rate rest guaranteed that Blade Runner 2049 has a stunning inventive group behind it. Driven by Denis Villeneuve (Arrival, Sicario) with a script penned by Michael Green (Logan, Alien: Covenant) and Hampton Fancher (who composed the first Blade Runner), the film stars Mackenzie Davis, Jared Leto, Dave Bautista, Robin Wright, Carla Juri, Barkhad Abdi, and, obviously, Ryan Gosling and Harrison Ford.