《Blade Runner 2099》Final trailer shows Los Angeles after clones have taken over

Prime Video has announced the third and final official trailer for Blade Runner 2099.The series will be launched on November 25, 2026. Michelle Yeoh and Hunter Schaffer will play Alwen and Cora respectively, working together to track down a fugitive in Los Angeles taken over by replicants.

The story takes place fifty years after Blade Runner 2049.Los Angeles has risen again, but it's now dominated by replicants.As a human, Cora has been hiding from Blade Runner. In order to end her escape, she decided to take on the last identity - becoming a Blade Runner herself.She is forced to team up with Orwin: a replicant from an old age who only has a few days left to live.The two are looking for another fugitive who holds a secret that could shake the fragile city.

“Cora, help us take back this city.”This request appears in the trailer.In the picture, you can also see high-rise buildings and aircraft under the orange sky, industrial buildings covered with pipelines, and giant pyramid-like buildings.

From Blade Runner in 1982 to the film sequel Blade Runner 2049, this story continues to extend backwards in the form of a TV series.Its literary starting point was Philip K. Dick's 1968 publication Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?《(Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?).

In addition to Michelle Yeoh and Shaver, the cast includes Dimitri Abould, Lewis Gribbon, Caitlin Rose Downey, Daniel Rigby, Johnny Harris, Amy Lennox, Sheila Atim, Matthew Needham, Tom Burke and Maurizio Lombardi.

The series is created and executive produced by Silka Luisa, who previously worked on The Wilding, Strange Angel and Halo, and is the creator of Shining Girls.The writing team also includes Claire Kitchel, Kosar Rein, Tom Spezilli, Monica Revilla and Ryan Willison.

Jonathan Van Taleken directs episodes of the series.His previous directing credits include episodes of Shōgun, Dope Thief, Lucky and The Changeling.

April Moore serves as producer, and the production companies are Scott Free Productions, Alcon Television Group, Amazon MGM Studios and Sony Pictures Television.Executive producers include Louisa Ridley Scott, Michael Green, Broderick Johnson, Andrew Kossoff, Ben Roberts, Clayton Krueger, David W. Zucker, Cynthia Yorkin, Frank Giustra, Isa Dick Hackett, and Tom Spezilli, who also co-wrote the screenplay.