Rutger Hauer improvised part of his iconic “Tears in Rain” monologue in “Blade Runner” (1982): The original script had a much longer and more technical speech for his character, Roy Batty, but Hauer felt it was too wordy and didn’t fit the emotional climax. The night before filming, he rewrote parts of it, condensing it … Rutgart Hauer

In 1943, George Orwell was cold and broke. He’d just quit the BBC to write a novel, moving to a basement flat in north-west London. After spending two years producing wartime propaganda, Orwell wrote that he felt like “an orange that’s been trodden on by a very dirty boot.” The winter of 1943-44 was one … George Orwell

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