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* Appears on a cinema marquee on the series finale of ''Series/WandaVision''.
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Tannhäuser (pronounced TUNN-hoiz-er) was a German poet and Minnesänger whose poetry dates from 1245 to 1265 A.D. Outside his poetry, practically nothing is known of the historical Tannhäuser. In the 1400s, legend sprung up that he discovered the underground home of the goddess Venus, then sought atonement from the Pope for having worshiped her. Music/RichardWagner's three-act opera ''[[Theatre/{{Tannhaeuser}} Tannhäuser und der Sängerkrieg auf Wartburg]]'' popularized this legend in the modern era.
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Tannhäuser (pronounced TUNN-hoiz-er) TONN-hoiz-er) was a German poet and Minnesänger whose poetry dates from 1245 to 1265 A.D. Outside his poetry, practically nothing is known of the historical Tannhäuser. In the 1400s, legend sprung up that he discovered the underground home of the goddess Venus, then sought atonement from the Pope for having worshiped her. Music/RichardWagner's three-act opera ''[[Theatre/{{Tannhaeuser}} Tannhäuser und der Sängerkrieg auf Wartburg]]'' popularized this legend in the modern era.
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The SciFi film ''Film/BladeRunner'' gave a brief ShoutOut to Tannhäuser: Roy Batty mentions the Tannhäuser Gate[[note]]which he pronounced as "Tann-how-zer", ignoring the umlaut--which is often omitted rgardless[[/note]] in his climactic speech (shown above). What the gate exactly is has not been revealed. It became a [[MemeticMutation meme]] to science fiction geeks anyway.
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The SciFi film ''Film/BladeRunner'' gave a brief ShoutOut to Tannhäuser: Roy Batty mentions the Tannhäuser Gate[[note]]which he pronounced as "Tann-how-zer", ignoring the umlaut--which is often omitted rgardless[[/note]] regardless[[/note]] in his climactic speech (shown above). What the gate exactly is has not been revealed. It became a [[MemeticMutation meme]] to science fiction geeks anyway.
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The SciFi film ''Film/BladeRunner'' gave a brief ShoutOut to Tannhäuser: Roy Batty mentions the Tannhäuser Gate in his climactic speech (shown above). He pronounced it "Tann-houz-er"[[note]]which is how it would be pronounced without the umlaut, which is how it's often (mis)spelled[[/note]] but who gives a flip. What the gate exactly is has not been revealed. It became a [[MemeticMutation meme]] to science fiction geeks anyway.
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The SciFi film ''Film/BladeRunner'' gave a brief ShoutOut to Tannhäuser: Roy Batty mentions the Tannhäuser Gate Gate[[note]]which he pronounced as "Tann-how-zer", ignoring the umlaut--which is often omitted rgardless[[/note]] in his climactic speech (shown above). He pronounced it "Tann-houz-er"[[note]]which is how it would be pronounced without the umlaut, which is how it's often (mis)spelled[[/note]] but who gives a flip.above). What the gate exactly is has not been revealed. It became a [[MemeticMutation meme]] to science fiction geeks anyway.
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* The 13th mission in ''Videogame/HouseOfTheDyingSun'' is called Slaughter at Tannhauser Gate.
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* Creator/PaulMacAuley's ''[[Literature/EveningsEmpires Evening's Empires]]'': Tannhauser Gate is a location in the asteroid belt which the protagonist is trying to reach. [[{{Franchise/Foundation}} Trantor]] was his last port of call. Combined with the [[Film/TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey black monoliths]] everywhere, it would appear that the original settlers of the belt were a bunch of geeks.
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* In ''Evening's Empires'' by [=Paul MacAuley=], Tannhauser Gate is a location in the asteroid belt which the protagonist is trying to reach. [[Literature/{{Foundation}} Trantor]] was his last port of call. Combined with the [[Film/TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey black monoliths]] everywhere, it would appear that the original settlers of the belt were a bunch of geeks.
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* The song Tannhauser Gate by Fightstar is meant as a shout out to ''Blade Runner''.
* In "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SBz46xC5t7E Everything's Better with Muppets]]" by Spray, the list of things that could be improved by Muppets includes "C-beams glitter by the Tannhauser Gate, quite good, I understand".
* In "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SBz46xC5t7E Everything's Better with Muppets]]" by Spray, the list of things that could be improved by Muppets includes "C-beams glitter by the Tannhauser Gate, quite good, I understand".
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* {{Music/Fightstar}}: The song Tannhauser Gate by Fightstar "Tannhauser Gate" is meant as a shout out to ''Blade Runner''.
* {{Music/Spray}}: In "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SBz46xC5t7E Everything's Better withMuppets]]" by Spray, Muppets]]", the list of things that could be improved by Muppets includes "C-beams glitter by the Tannhauser Gate, quite good, I understand".
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* In the [[FantasyWorldMap space fantasy maps]] of TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}} references to the Tannhauser Gates are stuck in.
** Most famously the Cadian Gate, the only safe route out of the Eye of Terror and the site of the biggest and most horrendous space battles in existence.
** Most famously the Cadian Gate, the only safe route out of the Eye of Terror and the site of the biggest and most horrendous space battles in existence.
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** References to the Tannhauser Gates are included in the [[FantasyWorldMap space fantasymaps]] of TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}} references to the Tannhauser Gates are stuck in.
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**Most famously the Cadian Gate, Gate is the only safe route out of the Eye of Terror and the site of the biggest and most horrendous space battles in existence.
** References to the Tannhauser Gates are included in the [[FantasyWorldMap space fantasy
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* Also buy Creator/EoinColfer is ''Literature/{{Highfire}}'', where the titular dragon rants the quote while off his head during a failed suicide attempt.
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* The second ''ComicBook/MyLittlePonyMicroSeries'' book includes a riff on the speech.
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* ''Webcomic/TheNoob'' riffs on Batty's final speech [[http://www.thenoobcomic.com/index.php?pos=6 here.]]
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* A Christmas issue of ''{{Deadpool}}'' ends with the villain (dressed as Santa) trying to sway Deadpool from killing him by reciting Roy Batty's final lines. Deadpool knows enough about pop culture that the attempt just makes him angry and he kills the guy anyway.
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* A Christmas issue of ''{{Deadpool}}'' ''ComicBook/{{Deadpool}}'' ends with the villain (dressed as Santa) trying to sway Deadpool from killing him by reciting Roy Batty's final lines. Deadpool knows enough about pop culture that the attempt just makes him angry and he kills the guy anyway.
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The SciFi film ''Film/BladeRunner'' gave a brief ShoutOut to Tannhäuser: Roy Batty mentions the TannhauserGate in his climactic speech (shown above). He pronounced it "Tann-houz-er"[[note]]which is how it would be pronounced without the umlaut, which is how it's often (mis)spelled[[/note]] but who gives a flip. What the gate exactly is has not been revealed. It became a [[MemeticMutation meme]] to science fiction geeks anyway.
[[StockShoutOuts References to the Gate crop up repeatedly]] in other SF media as a ShoutOut to ''Film/BladeRunner''. References to the original Tannhäuser are [[OlderThanTheyThink somewhat less common]].
[[StockShoutOuts References to the Gate crop up repeatedly]] in other SF media as a ShoutOut to ''Film/BladeRunner''. References to the original Tannhäuser are [[OlderThanTheyThink somewhat less common]].
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The SciFi film ''Film/BladeRunner'' gave a brief ShoutOut to Tannhäuser: Roy Batty mentions the TannhauserGate Tannhäuser Gate in his climactic speech (shown above). He pronounced it "Tann-houz-er"[[note]]which is how it would be pronounced without the umlaut, which is how it's often (mis)spelled[[/note]] but who gives a flip. What the gate exactly is has not been revealed. It became a [[MemeticMutation meme]] to science fiction geeks anyway.
[[StockShoutOuts References to the Gate crop up repeatedly]] in other SF media as a ShoutOut to''Film/BladeRunner''.''Blade Runner''. References to the original Tannhäuser are [[OlderThanTheyThink somewhat less common]].
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* In ''Film/{{Soldier}}'', Creator/KurtRussell's character is a veteran of the Battle of Tannhauser Gate. This and several other details were meant to tie ''Soldier'' into the same [[TheVerse 'verse]] as ''Blade Runner''. (The screenwriter, Creator/DavidWebbPeoples, was a co-writer of ''Blade Runner''.) Apparently, it is a physical barrier or a jump gate as big as a planet.
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* In ''Film/{{Soldier}}'', Creator/KurtRussell's character is a veteran of the Battle of Tannhauser Gate. This and several other details were meant to tie ''Soldier'' into the same [[TheVerse 'verse]] as ''Blade Runner''. (The Runner'' (the screenwriter, Creator/DavidWebbPeoples, was a co-writer of ''Blade Runner''.) Runner''). Apparently, it is a physical barrier or a jump gate as big as a planet.
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Tannhäuser (pronounced TUNN-hoiz-er) was a German poet and Minnesänger whose poetry dates from 1245 to 1265 A.D. Outside his poetry, practically nothing is known of the historical Tannhäuser. In the 1400s, legend sprung up that he discovered the underground home of the goddess Venus, then sought atonement from the Pope for having worshiped her. Creator/RichardWagner's three-act opera ''[[Theatre/{{Tannhaeuser}} Tannhäuser und der Sängerkrieg auf Wartburg]]'' popularized this legend in the modern era.
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Tannhäuser (pronounced TUNN-hoiz-er) was a German poet and Minnesänger whose poetry dates from 1245 to 1265 A.D. Outside his poetry, practically nothing is known of the historical Tannhäuser. In the 1400s, legend sprung up that he discovered the underground home of the goddess Venus, then sought atonement from the Pope for having worshiped her. Creator/RichardWagner's Music/RichardWagner's three-act opera ''[[Theatre/{{Tannhaeuser}} Tannhäuser und der Sängerkrieg auf Wartburg]]'' popularized this legend in the modern era.
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Tannhäuser (pronounced TONN-hoiz-er) was a German poet and Minnesänger whose poetry dates from 1245 to 1265 A.D. Outside his poetry, practically nothing is known of the historical Tannhäuser. In the 1400s, legend sprung up that he discovered the underground home of the goddess Venus, then sought atonement from the Pope for having worshiped her. Creator/RichardWagner's three-act opera ''[[Theatre/{{Tannhaeuser}} Tannhäuser und der Sängerkrieg auf Wartburg]]'' popularized this legend in the modern era.
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Tannhäuser (pronounced TONN-hoiz-er) TUNN-hoiz-er) was a German poet and Minnesänger whose poetry dates from 1245 to 1265 A.D. Outside his poetry, practically nothing is known of the historical Tannhäuser. In the 1400s, legend sprung up that he discovered the underground home of the goddess Venus, then sought atonement from the Pope for having worshiped her. Creator/RichardWagner's three-act opera ''[[Theatre/{{Tannhaeuser}} Tannhäuser und der Sängerkrieg auf Wartburg]]'' popularized this legend in the modern era.
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* In ''Evening's Empires'' by [=Paul MacAuley=], Tannhauser Gate is a location in the asteroid belt which the protagonist is trying to reach. [[Literature/{{Foundation}} Trantor]] was his last port of call. Combined with the [[Film/TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey black monoliths]] everywhere, it would appear that the original settlers of the belt were a bunch of geeks.
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