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Young married actor Robert Lujan in 1990; the couple divorced in 2002, but remarried in 2011. They have two sons.
Young married actor Robert Lujan in 1990; the couple divorced in 2002, but remarried in 2011. They have two sons.
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Best known for her roles in movies in such [[TheEighties '80s]] films as ''Film/BladeRunner'' and ''Film/NoWayOut'', ''Film/NoWayOut1987'', Young has also gained notoriety for some of her bizarre offscreen antics, such as being sued by Creator/JamesWoods for sexual harassment -- although Woods later recanted the charges, blaming his then-wife for a misunderstanding -- and for trying to land the role of ComicBook/{{Catwoman}} in ''Film/BatmanReturns'' by wearing a homemade costume to impress the makers of the film. She has since appeared in many reality TV shows recently including on ''Series/CelebrityRehab'' for her treatment for alcohol addiction.
Young married actorRobert Lujan Creator/RobertLujan in 1990; the couple divorced in 2002, but remarried in 2011. They have two sons.
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* HollywoodHypeMachine: [[https://lebeauleblog.com/2011/05/21/what-the-hell-happened-to-sean-young/ As one article analyzing her career made clear]], poor role choices made her never really take off as a leading lady, and Hollywood also turned on her for less than savory off-screen behavior (most infamously, she showed up at Warner Bros. studios in a homemade Catwoman costume downright demanding to get the role in ''Film/BatmanReturns''). It ultimately led to her CreatorBreakdown.
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* CastingGag: Appears in ''Film/Dune1984'' and ''Planet Dune'', a {{mockbuster}} of ''Film/Dune2021''.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Tested for the role of Marion Ravenwood in ''Film/RaidersOfTheLostArk'', back when Creator/TomSelleck was planned to be considered for the lead. She was also initially cast to play Vicki Vale in ''Film/Batman1989'' before a collarbone injury while riding on horseback forced her to abdicate the role to Creator/KimBasinger.
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Best known for her roles in movies in such [[TheEighties '80s]] films as ''Film/BladeRunner'' and ''Film/NoWayOut'', Young has also gained notoriety for some of her bizarre offscreen antics, such as being sued by Creator/JamesWoods for sexual harassment -- although Woods later recanted the charges, blaming his then-wife for a misunderstanding -- and for trying to get the role of ComicBook/{{Catwoman}} in ''Film/BatmanReturns'' by wearing a homemade costume to impress the makers of the film. She has since appeared in many reality TV shows recently including on ''Series/CelebrityRehab'' for her treatment for alcohol addiction.
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Best known for her roles in movies in such [[TheEighties '80s]] films as ''Film/BladeRunner'' and ''Film/NoWayOut'', Young has also gained notoriety for some of her bizarre offscreen antics, such as being sued by Creator/JamesWoods for sexual harassment -- although Woods later recanted the charges, blaming his then-wife for a misunderstanding -- and for trying to get land the role of ComicBook/{{Catwoman}} in ''Film/BatmanReturns'' by wearing a homemade costume to impress the makers of the film. She has since appeared in many reality TV shows recently including on ''Series/CelebrityRehab'' for her treatment for alcohol addiction.
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* CreatorBreakdown: She was blackballed at just thirty years old and had some well-publicized drug and alcohol issues. She has since appeared in several reality TV shows related to her alcoholism, including ''Celebrity Rehab''.
* DigitalDeaging: Lent her likeness in ''Film/BladeRunner2049'' towards a younger actress playing a recreation of Rachel.
* HostilityOnTheSet:
** Creator/HarrisonFord and Creator/RidleyScott did not get along with Young on ''Film/BladeRunner'' due to her inexperience, making the already-harsh working conditions even more miserable.
** Her unpredictability eventually led her to being blacklisted, not helped by the fact she revealed one of the people who blacklisted her was the now-infamous Harvey Weinstein after he sexually harassed her.
* LeslieNielsenSyndrome: Her turn in ''Film/AceVenturaPetDetective'' can turn some heads due to her otherwise serious body of work.
* DigitalDeaging: Lent her likeness in ''Film/BladeRunner2049'' towards a younger actress playing a recreation of Rachel.
* HostilityOnTheSet:
** Creator/HarrisonFord and Creator/RidleyScott did not get along with Young on ''Film/BladeRunner'' due to her inexperience, making the already-harsh working conditions even more miserable.
** Her unpredictability eventually led her to being blacklisted, not helped by the fact she revealed one of the people who blacklisted her was the now-infamous Harvey Weinstein after he sexually harassed her.
* LeslieNielsenSyndrome: Her turn in ''Film/AceVenturaPetDetective'' can turn some heads due to her otherwise serious body of work.
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Mary Sean Young (born November 20, 1959 in Louisville, Kentucky) is an American actress best known for her role as the [[ArtificialHuman "replicant"]] Rachael in ''Film/BladeRunner''.
Sean Young is sort of the female Creator/GaryBusey: a real wild card. Gary is lampooned more often. (Ginormous teeth, weird acronyms, a propensity for calling people "butt-horns".) But make no mistake: Like Busey, she's an underrated talent and more than a little loco. She's as famous for heckling people at award shows and storming the Creator/WarnerBrothers backlot in a homemade ComicBook/{{Catwoman}} costume as much as her acting. Things started going south when she was fired from ''Film/WallStreet'' after disagreements with [[Creator/OliverStone the director]] and her co-stars, and was later sued by Creator/JamesWoods for harassment (although Woods recanted the charges). Watching her early stuff, it's easy to see she could have been a huge success.
Sadly, she self-medicated with alcohol and was never able to regain her footing. She's still acting, though, even if they're small TV and B-film roles. She's pretty active on the Internet. She has her own {{Website/YouTube}} channel with some interesting stuff on it. Her "home videos" from the ''Dune'' production are definitely the highlight.
Mary Sean Young (born November 20, 1959 in Louisville, Kentucky) is an American actress best known for her role as the [[ArtificialHuman "replicant"]] Rachael in ''Film/BladeRunner''.
Sean Young is sort of the female Creator/GaryBusey: a real wild card. Gary is lampooned more often. (Ginormous teeth, weird acronyms, a propensity for calling people "butt-horns".) But make no mistake: Like Busey, she's an underrated talent and more than a little loco. She's as famous for heckling people at award shows and storming the Creator/WarnerBrothers backlot in a homemade ComicBook/{{Catwoman}} costume as much as her acting. Things started going south when she was fired from ''Film/WallStreet'' after disagreements with [[Creator/OliverStone the director]] and her co-stars, and was later sued by Creator/JamesWoods for harassment (although Woods recanted the charges). Watching her early stuff, it's easy to see she could have been a huge success.
Sadly, she self-medicated with alcohol and was never able to regain her footing. She's still acting, though, even if they're small TV and B-film roles. She's pretty active on the Internet. She has her own {{Website/YouTube}} channel with some interesting stuff on it. Her "home videos" from the ''Dune'' production are definitely the highlight.
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Mary Sean Young (born November 20,
She is best known for her
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!!Tropes related to Sean Young's career
* CreatorBreakdown: She was blackballed at just thirty years old and had some well-publicized drug and alcohol issues. She has since appeared in several reality TV shows related to her alcoholism, including ''Celebrity Rehab''.
* DigitalDeaging: Lent her likeness in ''Film/BladeRunner2049'' towards a younger actress playing a recreation of Rachel.
* CreatorBreakdown: She was blackballed at just thirty years old and had some well-publicized drug and alcohol issues. She has since appeared in several reality TV shows related to her alcoholism, including ''Celebrity Rehab''.
* DigitalDeaging: Lent her likeness in ''Film/BladeRunner2049'' towards a younger actress playing a recreation of Rachel.
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!!Tropes related to Sean Young's career
* CreatorBreakdown: She was blackballed at just thirty years old and had some well-publicized drug and alcohol issues. She has since appeared in several reality TV shows related to her alcoholism, including ''Celebrity Rehab''.
* DigitalDeaging: Lent her likeness in ''Film/BladeRunner2049'' towards a younger actress playing a recreation of Rachel.career:
* CreatorBreakdown: She was blackballed at just thirty years old and had some well-publicized drug and alcohol issues. She has since appeared in several reality TV shows related to her alcoholism, including ''Celebrity Rehab''.
* DigitalDeaging: Lent her likeness in ''Film/BladeRunner2049'' towards a younger actress playing a recreation of Rachel.
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* HostilityOnTheSet:
** Creator/HarrisonFord and Creator/RidleyScott did not get along with Young on ''Film/BladeRunner'' due to her inexperience, making the already-harsh working conditions even more miserable.
** Her unpredictability eventually led her to being blacklisted, not helped by the fact she revealed one of the people who blacklisted her was the now-infamous Harvey Weinstein after he sexually harassed her.
* LeslieNielsenSyndrome: Her turn in ''Film/AceVenturaPetDetective'' can turn some heads due to her otherwise serious body of work. Sean’s career is full of feuds, but she stresses there was one decent guy she worked with: that’s Creator/JimCarrey, whom she claims fought for her to be cast, and who assured everyone that the stories about Young were “bullshit.”
* OldShame: ''Jane Austen in Manhattan.'' "Thank God the character was [[{{CloudCuckooLander}} a space cadet]] because I knew nothing."
* JustForFun/OneOfUs: Sean Young [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WyUx73RJ51o dressed up as Catwoman]] on Joan Rivers' talk show and tore Creator/TimBurton a new one. If she walked into Warner Bros. half-cocked, then it's understandable why industry people saw her as completely unpredictable. The incident was parodied in a ''[[WesternAnimation/TinyToonAdventures Tiny Toon]]'' episode, "The Return of Batduck".
-->'''Young''': [Tim] wasn’t there. I guess he was hiding in the bathroom. Who knows? If these Warner Bros. executives now were really good businessmen, they’d let me play Catwoman today, and I’d make a smash amount of money.\\
'''''[[https://dlisted.com/2016/04/03/sean-young-talks-catwoman-again-and-hollywood-horrors/ Dlisted]]''''': I’m not familiar with the unit of measurement and/or currency she’s using, smash. Do any of you know just how much a smash amount of money is? Surely it must be an incalculable sum because Sean Young playing Catwoman today would most certainly break all the records. Movie records, Olympic records, vinyl records, all broken, or rather, ''smashed''… She was back on [[Creator/DavidLetterman Letterman]] a few years ago and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKdGopLaRic reprised]] the Catwoman role. How did they hire that good for nothing Creator/AnneHathaway when they could have had Sean?! Idiots!
* WhatCouldHaveBeen:
** Tested for ''Film/RaidersOfTheLostArk'' back when Creator/TomSelleck was planned to be the lead.
** She accused Creator/WarrenBeatty of hitting on her and was removed from the ''Film/DickTracy'' movie.
** She still had enough currency to win the coveted role of Vicki Vale in Tim Burton’s ''Film/Batman1989''. A week before the shoot, rehearsing a scene on horseback, she fell and broke her shoulder. The part was taken by Creator/KimBasinger. In the end, the riding scene was never filmed.
** Creator/HarrisonFord and Creator/RidleyScott did not get along with Young on ''Film/BladeRunner'' due to her inexperience, making the already-harsh working conditions even more miserable.
** Her unpredictability eventually led her to being blacklisted, not helped by the fact she revealed one of the people who blacklisted her was the now-infamous Harvey Weinstein after he sexually harassed her.
* LeslieNielsenSyndrome: Her turn in ''Film/AceVenturaPetDetective'' can turn some heads due to her otherwise serious body of work. Sean’s career is full of feuds, but she stresses there was one decent guy she worked with: that’s Creator/JimCarrey, whom she claims fought for her to be cast, and who assured everyone that the stories about Young were “bullshit.”
* OldShame: ''Jane Austen in Manhattan.'' "Thank God the character was [[{{CloudCuckooLander}} a space cadet]] because I knew nothing."
* JustForFun/OneOfUs: Sean Young [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WyUx73RJ51o dressed up as Catwoman]] on Joan Rivers' talk show and tore Creator/TimBurton a new one. If she walked into Warner Bros. half-cocked, then it's understandable why industry people saw her as completely unpredictable. The incident was parodied in a ''[[WesternAnimation/TinyToonAdventures Tiny Toon]]'' episode, "The Return of Batduck".
-->'''Young''': [Tim] wasn’t there. I guess he was hiding in the bathroom. Who knows? If these Warner Bros. executives now were really good businessmen, they’d let me play Catwoman today, and I’d make a smash amount of money.\\
'''''[[https://dlisted.com/2016/04/03/sean-young-talks-catwoman-again-and-hollywood-horrors/ Dlisted]]''''': I’m not familiar with the unit of measurement and/or currency she’s using, smash. Do any of you know just how much a smash amount of money is? Surely it must be an incalculable sum because Sean Young playing Catwoman today would most certainly break all the records. Movie records, Olympic records, vinyl records, all broken, or rather, ''smashed''… She was back on [[Creator/DavidLetterman Letterman]] a few years ago and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKdGopLaRic reprised]] the Catwoman role. How did they hire that good for nothing Creator/AnneHathaway when they could have had Sean?! Idiots!
* WhatCouldHaveBeen:
** Tested for ''Film/RaidersOfTheLostArk'' back when Creator/TomSelleck was planned to be the lead.
** She accused Creator/WarrenBeatty of hitting on her and was removed from the ''Film/DickTracy'' movie.
** She still had enough currency to win the coveted role of Vicki Vale in Tim Burton’s ''Film/Batman1989''. A week before the shoot, rehearsing a scene on horseback, she fell and broke her shoulder. The part was taken by Creator/KimBasinger. In the end, the riding scene was never filmed.
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* HostilityOnTheSet:
** Creator/HarrisonFord and Creator/RidleyScott did not get along with Young on ''Film/BladeRunner'' due to her inexperience, making the already-harsh working conditions even more miserable.
** Her unpredictability eventually led her to being blacklisted, not helped by the fact she revealed one of the people who blacklisted her was the now-infamous Harvey Weinstein after he sexually harassed her.
* LeslieNielsenSyndrome: Her turn in ''Film/AceVenturaPetDetective'' can turn some heads due to her otherwise serious body of work. Sean’s career is full of feuds, but she stresses there was one decent guy she worked with: that’s Creator/JimCarrey, whom she claims fought for her to be cast, and who assured everyone that the stories about Young were “bullshit.”
* OldShame: ''Jane Austen in Manhattan.'' "Thank God the character was [[{{CloudCuckooLander}} a space cadet]] because I knew nothing."
* JustForFun/OneOfUs: Sean Young [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WyUx73RJ51o dressed up as Catwoman]] on Joan Rivers' talk show and tore Creator/TimBurton a new one. If she walked into Warner Bros. half-cocked, then it's understandable why industry people saw her as completely unpredictable. The incident was parodied in a ''[[WesternAnimation/TinyToonAdventures Tiny Toon]]'' episode, "The Return of Batduck".
-->'''Young''': [Tim] wasn’t there. I guess he was hiding in the bathroom. Who knows? If these Warner Bros. executives now were really good businessmen, they’d let me play Catwoman today, and I’d make a smash amount of money.\\
'''''[[https://dlisted.com/2016/04/03/sean-young-talks-catwoman-again-and-hollywood-horrors/ Dlisted]]''''': I’m not familiar with the unit of measurement and/or currency she’s using, smash. Do any of you know just how much a smash amount of money is? Surely it must be an incalculable sum because Sean Young playing Catwoman today would most certainly break all the records. Movie records, Olympic records, vinyl records, all broken, or rather, ''smashed''… She was back on [[Creator/DavidLetterman Letterman]] a few years ago and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKdGopLaRic reprised]] the Catwoman role. How did they hire that good for nothing Creator/AnneHathaway when they could have had Sean?! Idiots!
* WhatCouldHaveBeen:
**WhatCouldHaveBeen: Tested for ''Film/RaidersOfTheLostArk'' back when Creator/TomSelleck was planned to be the lead.
** She accused Creator/WarrenBeatty of hitting on her and was removed from the ''Film/DickTracy'' movie.
** She still had enough currency to win the coveted role of Vicki Vale in Tim Burton’s ''Film/Batman1989''. A week before the shoot, rehearsing a scene on horseback, she fell and broke her shoulder. The part was taken by Creator/KimBasinger. In the end, the riding scene was never filmed.lead.
** Creator/HarrisonFord and Creator/RidleyScott did not get along with Young on ''Film/BladeRunner'' due to her inexperience, making the already-harsh working conditions even more miserable.
** Her unpredictability eventually led her to being blacklisted, not helped by the fact she revealed one of the people who blacklisted her was the now-infamous Harvey Weinstein after he sexually harassed her.
* LeslieNielsenSyndrome: Her turn in ''Film/AceVenturaPetDetective'' can turn some heads due to her otherwise serious body of work. Sean’s career is full of feuds, but she stresses there was one decent guy she worked with: that’s Creator/JimCarrey, whom she claims fought for her to be cast, and who assured everyone that the stories about Young were “bullshit.”
* OldShame: ''Jane Austen in Manhattan.'' "Thank God the character was [[{{CloudCuckooLander}} a space cadet]] because I knew nothing."
* JustForFun/OneOfUs: Sean Young [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WyUx73RJ51o dressed up as Catwoman]] on Joan Rivers' talk show and tore Creator/TimBurton a new one. If she walked into Warner Bros. half-cocked, then it's understandable why industry people saw her as completely unpredictable. The incident was parodied in a ''[[WesternAnimation/TinyToonAdventures Tiny Toon]]'' episode, "The Return of Batduck".
-->'''Young''': [Tim] wasn’t there. I guess he was hiding in the bathroom. Who knows? If these Warner Bros. executives now were really good businessmen, they’d let me play Catwoman today, and I’d make a smash amount of money.\\
'''''[[https://dlisted.com/2016/04/03/sean-young-talks-catwoman-again-and-hollywood-horrors/ Dlisted]]''''': I’m not familiar with the unit of measurement and/or currency she’s using, smash. Do any of you know just how much a smash amount of money is? Surely it must be an incalculable sum because Sean Young playing Catwoman today would most certainly break all the records. Movie records, Olympic records, vinyl records, all broken, or rather, ''smashed''… She was back on [[Creator/DavidLetterman Letterman]] a few years ago and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKdGopLaRic reprised]] the Catwoman role. How did they hire that good for nothing Creator/AnneHathaway when they could have had Sean?! Idiots!
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** She accused Creator/WarrenBeatty of hitting on her and was removed from the ''Film/DickTracy'' movie.
** She still had enough currency to win the coveted role of Vicki Vale in Tim Burton’s ''Film/Batman1989''. A week before the shoot, rehearsing a scene on horseback, she fell and broke her shoulder. The part was taken by Creator/KimBasinger. In the end, the riding scene was never filmed.
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* LeslieNielsenSyndrome: Her turn in ''Film/AceVenturaPetDetective'' can turn some heads due to her otherwise serious body of work. Sean’s career is full of feuds, but she stresses there was one decent guy she worked with: that’s Creator/JimCarrey, whom she claims fought for her to be cast, and who assured everyone that the stories about Young were “bullshit.”
