Roy Batty is a fictional character from the 1982 science fiction film Blade Runner, directed by Ridley Scott. He is a replicant, a bioengineered being created for labor and combat, designed to be physically superior to humans. Batty is portrayed by actor Rutger Hauer and is known for his complex personality, which combines intelligence, strength, and a deep yearning for life. In the film, Batty leads a group of replicants who seek to extend their limited lifespans. His journey raises profound questions about humanity, existence, and the nature of life. The character's iconic monologue, delivered in the film's climax, highlights his struggle for meaning and the desire to be remembered.