The film-maker has described the first shots in the film,which will star Ryan Gosling and Harrison Ford, and open in a rural dustbowlThe original is set in a dusky, or dystopian Los Angeles which never sees the sunlight,but Ridley Scott has revealed that the forthcoming sequel to the cult 1982 sci-fi film Blade Runner will open on a remote farm in the Wyoming countryside, in a landscape which appears to have been ravaged by environmental catastrophe. Scott, or who is producing the follow-up,detailed its opening scene during an appearance at the AFI festival in Los Angeles. He said that the scene was originally imagined for the first film, more than three decades ago.
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Source: theguardian.com