Wanted: Dead or Alive (1987) - Behind the Scenes & Interviews

This falls under the fair use clause. Here are some special features that can be found on the 1994 Collector's Edition VHS of "Wanted: Dead or Alive" released by R&G / Starmaker Video. These were not included on the Anchor Bay DVD release of the film.
0:00 Disclaimer
0:08 Interview with director Gary Sherman and demolition expert Cal Acord
2:19 Interview with Rutger Hauer
5:01 Interview with Gene Simmons
8:14 Interview with Robert Guillaume
9:02 Rutger Hauer Film Retrospective

[@desertrose1226]

Rutger Hauer. Great actor, underrated and fine as wine! Handsome!

[@rosemarypetrilli582]

RIP Rutger Hauer you were such a great actor, and a Beautiful Man.

[@stevenoliviero3652]

Extremely underrated action film.

[@TheNameisPlissken1981]

I remember I was 13 when my older sister took me to see this in the theater. As a kid, I thought the film was pretty good. However, having seen it as an adult, I think it's a great little B movie. It's the kind of film I don't see being made anymore. It's down and dirty. Rutger is cool. Simmons is creepy. The action is well directed and practical. Back in the 1980s, movies like this were all over the place. Now, they're a diamond in the rough.

[@desertrose1226]

I can’t take it in that this handsome strong and charismatic man has gone . Oh Rutger.. 😭 tears for you.

[@GPrinceps]

I'm still sad about it and not over it at all. Usually the death of celebrities, actors, musicians doesn't affect me much, but his does. He was famous, but he wasn't a celebrity. And he wasn't just an actor, but a real artist and visionary. I still love his films. I still enjoy myself watching him on screen. But every now and then, the tears flow. I know he couldn't have lived forever, but I can't help my emotions. I've been a fan since the 90s, when I first saw Blind Fury and Ladyhawke on TV.

[@desertrose1226]

Guillermo same..I still can't fathom or reason with the fact he's gone. I've honestly never felt so upset over anyone's death who I didn't personally know. I'm no longer crying but I still feel extremely sad. I just feel that also with the death of Rutger, it's the end of an era of proper actors and real, masculine men.

[@davewong1149]

Everyone goes....eventually.......

[@desertrose1226]

Dave Wong yeah I know that now that my wonderful mum has passed away 😢😢

[@janicebriggs4588]

I feel the same way that you described.@@GPrinceps

[@monomonster]

Gary Sherman is such an underrated director. Has anyone seen 'Dead and Buried' and not said he is on John Carpenter level.

[@kurtb8474]

This movie was a 20th century version of the 50s TV series by the same name starring a young Steve McQueen. Rutger's character Nick Randall ( Initially his character was meant to be named Clint McTeague.) is Steve's character, Josh Randall's great - grandson. Both were bounty hunters.

[@briansheridan5208]

Rutger and robert I can recall with this movie came out in 1987. RIP gents.

[@thesmartbudgetchannel2940]

One of my favorite 80s movies. Still got it on VHS.

[@loayprettyboy206]

Rip rutger you was cool guy I was a fan

[@AldenRDavis]

10:19 - “Rutger Hauer in WANTED: DEAD OR ALIVE. He’s a lawman…an outlaw…a soldier…a spy…a stalker…a hunter…a rebel…a renegade…and a patriot. He’s part-Private Eye, part-Mercenary, part-Assassin and part-Bounty Hunter. He’s somebody’s bad dream. He’s the best there is, his name is Randall and one way or the other, he always gets his man. Rutger Hauer stars as Nick Randall in WANTED: DEAD OR ALIVE.”

[@whomee2]

wow, the pre-production trailer is for a totally different movie, that i now can't live without seeing it lol

[@desertrose1226]

Me too I’d love to see Clint McTeague!

[@mauricefransua2855]

Great combination of cast: screenplay : special effects; and director. Bravo!

[@MENFUSSMIKE]

This was a fun movie. Simmons was truly evil and Hauer was...well Hauer. The Hitcher was probably my fave role of his. R.I.P.

[@tonyesqueda9186]

Watching this movie as kid right after The Hitcher and remember thinking “Damn Rutger is cool as hell”

[@blastradius9136]

Hauer looks badass in costume here at 2:55. Reminds of me Leon Kennedy in Resident Evil 4

[@MrChristian331]

I can't believe I threw out my old VHS library. I should have kept it. I used to have this movie on VHS. I think this "behind the scenes" was on it too.

[@threadpusher]

I wanted that warehouse Rutgers character owned!

[@Crazymike1975]

RIP Rutger Hauer and Robert Guiallme

[@brendi9822]

LOVED THIS! THANKS.

[@carlosbuscatore]

Love this movie and Blind Fury also

[@LarryFleetwood8675]

Simmons should've done more acting, he's not bad and turning down the Bond entry License To Kill surely must haunt him still, whether or not to do a Bond lead villain really is a career no brainer and instant movie classic status. Incidentally, it'd also reunited him with Kiss Meets the Phantom of the Park (1978) co-star Anthony Zerbe.

[@SpiritAnimalVSOP]

Clint McTiegue? 🤣🤣🤣 Glad that didn't end up going with that name!

[@suzukinez]

Gutted,,,,,great great actor

[@davewong1149]

He should have played a Bond villain.....

[@xn0gaming]

Gene was really good in this. I think he should have pursued this further. Not this has-been rock band.

[@swinetastic]

Gene said acting was a real challenge for a rockstar , since you can't be all extrovert and flamboyant on screen.

[@kurtwise7356]

Gene is NOT the lead singer of Kiss! Paul Stanley is!!!

[@mattverellen5602]

Gene Simmons plays a different person... Gain and loves the sound of his own name. Huge stretch I'm sure

[@thefonzkiss]

Weirdest Benson episode ever.

[@superlex611]

Akiki

[@dustinmahan1495]

Rafiki

[@lincolntc2413]

Hey simmons come to palestine......😏

[@Jason-lo3hx]

So They Put Make Up On Gene Simons To Make Him Look Like One Of Saudi Arabian's Guys Damn, What A Waste Of An Actor - What A Waste Of An Human Being 👎🤔