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(#20) Elijah Wood Makes His Theatrical Debut in the Franchise
Elijah Wood's first feature film appearance came with the role of Video Game Boy in Back to the Future II. He played one of the two video game boys with whom Marty speaks in the diner near the beginning of the film.
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(#38) Crispin Glover Suing Over His Likeness in Back to the Future Resulted in New SAG Regulations
Crispin Glover sued the filmmakers, as he had not granted permission to use his likeness in Part II. Glover ended up dropping the lawsuit after the case was settled out of court for $760,000. The Screen Actors Guild subsequently introduced new rules about illicit use of actors.
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(#35) Eric Stoltz Was a Much More Violent Marty
Thomas F. Wilson (Biff) almost had his collarbone broken in the scene in which Marty and Biff are about to fight in the cafeteria. Eric Stoltz roughed up Wilson for real take after take, despite repeated requests from Wilson to tone down the aggression.
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(#15) 1:21 or 1.21 Is Used Quite Cleverly with Time Travel
When Doc Brown first sends Einstein "one minute" into the future, the time elapsed between when the DeLorean disappears and reappears is actually 1 minute 21 seconds, just as the reappearance occurred at 1:21 am, and the flux capacitor required 1.21 gigawatts of electricity. -
(#24) The First Film Accidentally Laid Some Great Groundwork for Its Sequel
During Doc's demo of the time machine, just before he is about to leave for the future, he tells Marty "I'll get to see who wins the next twenty-five World Series." At the time the scene was written and shot, no one was thinking there would be a sequel, let alone one where the hook would be Marty wanting to get a hold of a "sports almanac" so he could bet on games. -
(#16) The Fateful Clock from the First Movie Makes Its (Chronological) Debut in Back to the Future III
The clock for the Hill Valley Clock Tower can be seen in the background, being unloaded from the train, as Doc and Marty talk to the conductor about the train's speed.
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Back to the Future is an American science fiction film series with 3 films, they were released in 1985, 1989, and 1990. The series tells the stories of high school student Martin driving a time machine accidentally in different eras. These films show a new image of time travel. The plot is thrilling and exciting, and the dialogue is humorous and memorable.
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