Admiral Adama Drops Final Cylon Hints: It's Harrison Ford

I forgot to get back. The cover of the screenplay "Blade Runner" shown at the [totaldickhead.blogspot.com] by William S. Burroughs, which Ridley Scott bought to use as the title for the film written about by the sci-fi author, Philip K. Dick, "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" (another story), has the guy on the cover also appearing in "Interactive Essay: Pop Sixties" over at the Slate magazine site [todayspictures.slate.com] There the guy is smoking a cigarette in front of the hand-painted "LOVE" sign with his arm around another (1968?). On the "Blade Runner" script he appears with a modern "steel and glass" building and explosion, cut out of the other. Reading "Harrison Bergeron" by Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. ([www.textfiles.com])  Admiral Adama Drops Final Cylon Hints: It's Harrison Ford