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Back to the Future 40th Reunion Panel | Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, Tom Wilson & More
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Jun 17, 2025
Relive the unforgettable Back to the Future 40th Anniversary Reunion Panel filmed live at FAN EXPO Dallas 2025! 🎬⚡ This once-in-a-lifetime celebration brought together the legendary Michael J. Fox (Marty McFly), Christopher Lloyd (Doc Brown), Tom Wilson (Biff Tannen), and surprise guests like Huey Lewis, Harry Waters Jr., and Matt Clark for a nostalgic and hilarious look back at the most beloved time-travel trilogy of all time. Watch as the cast shares behind-the-scenes stories, filming memories, laughs, and heartwarming reflections on how Back to the Future became a cultural icon. From the DeLorean’s on-set challenges to the magic of the “Johnny B. Goode” scene, this panel is packed with insights fans won’t want to miss. 📍 Filmed at FAN EXPO Dallas on May 30, 2025 📆 Celebrating 40 years since the release of Back to the Future (1985) 🎉 Featuring: Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, Tom Wilson, Huey Lewis, Harry Waters Jr., Matt Clark @michaeljfoxfoundation @TomWilson
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phoenix how are y'all doing
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i get it you're deserving it i I get it you got to hold it you got to hold it i need y'all to make some noise right now
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for Mr tom [Music]
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Wilson keep that going for Mr christopher Lloyd
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[Applause]
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and ladies and gentlemen if you can get on your feet and make some noise for Michael J
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[Applause]
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[Applause] that's what I'm talking about i love it
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i love it he's alive there we go there we go i'm going
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to sit right here i'm going to sit right here oh my goodness guys guys 40 years
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40 years this is amazing but listen listen it's not enough it's not enough i
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think we should bring more people out for a quick photo what do you guys think ladies and gentlemen I just want to make
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some noise for Mr jimmy Lewis
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yeah here we go
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is coming [Music]
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up make some [Music]
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noise let's hear from Claudia
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[Applause] [Music]
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Wr let's do one for Charlie
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[Music]
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[Applause] [Music] and this
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[Applause]
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Elizabeth right now y'all 40 years back to the future
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y'all i love it i love it there we go there we go get everybody in here big
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smiles big smiles excellent
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excellent guys thank you all so very much for joining us we want to make this a super special celebration of 40 years
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come back to the future we're going to have you guys come off stage now thank y'all so very much let's
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go thank you
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[Music] matt Clark ladies and gentlemen movie
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history right right there
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yes and Johnson
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beautiful while Victor's outside I just thought I'd talk about damn way you know
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victor don't push don't you push him don't you push Hollywood history
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you know my f my favorite line in all three movies i swear to I tell my wife
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Joey let's make some wakeup juice
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are you guys having a good weekend so far
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what's the highlight victor coming back and sitting down so I shut up
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oh no pick that mic back up sir that is how we're doing it guys how are we doing today are you all having a good time so
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far all right i love it oh my god we are celebrating 40 years of one of the most
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amazing franchises in all of cinema history um it's it's kind of crazy to
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think about you know how movies are today you have these big premieres we get to see it online but since Doc Brown
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didn't actually invent the internet back then we don't know what they looked like so what was it like for the premiere of
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Back to the Future i was there i was in England doing the famous
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Family Ties to England which was the worst movie ever made what and I was you
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know running around like uh did in the House of Lords turn around i saw these
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House of Wars guys in their underwear there's a long story you don't want to see but but um anyway so I missed it and
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in the movie I called my my biggest movie in history Giant and I said "I'm
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the one i can't get out." He said "Well they love you here they don't want me in England." And so I missed it but I went
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to the Royal Premiere a couple months later and that was great except to prison date her and it was
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cool and so but I had no memory of the of the of the um the premiere i didn't I
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didn't get to go wow wow did you go to the premiere Chris
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did you go to the premiere of the movie Back to the Future
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i tell you thank you my I I would expect that but I don't have a clear
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recollection
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listen the '8s were a wild time you might not remember those things i guess I get before the movie was released word
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of mouth started coming out absolutely we were this little movie with a car and
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you know a nice little time travel movie but the big movie from Amblin Entertainment Steven Spielberg's company
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was Goonies well it's a good one it's a good one for Goonies and a Back Back to the Future it's a good movie it's a good
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movie it's a good movie goonies a fine movie if you like pirate ship
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well Goonies was a big movie but as time went on during the editing process Back
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to the Future started to get its own you know momentum absolutely started
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building and people saying "This is really good this is really wow." So we went to uh the night before the premiere
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was the cast and crew screening at the Academy Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
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so I go in there i'm from Philadelphia okay i hadn't been in movies or anything
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i was on a couple of TV shows and commercials i introduced the concept of
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biscuits at Kentucky Fried Chicken you're welcome you're welcome that's why
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you're welcome enjoy the biscuits so we come in there it's a theater a movie
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theater a gigantic Oscar statueettes that that frame the the movie screen and
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all sorts of directors and producers were there all kind of Hollywood right
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the Hollywood uh power brokers anyway they played the movie and the place went
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crazy i since that night I have never seen a Hollywood
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inside Hollywood screening go like this the ovation lasted like 5 minutes
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absolutely they applauded like a standing ovation the entire credit role
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people are reaching over these fake famous people i don't you know again I'm
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from Philadelphia oh my gosh that exact you know it's unbelievable and there was just an electricity to it that I think
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we all hoped we thought it was good right we did our best but nobody knows
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how a movie's actually going to be received so when people went
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crazy it was really quite something that's awesome and it opened uh big make
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some noise for that y'all was absolutely fantastic a little fun fact so Back to
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the Future was the highest grossing film of 1985 uh did over $155 million that
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year beat Rambo it totally beat Rambo which is absolutely amazing but
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considering that so obviously like you said you didn't know that this was going to be something but when did you guys know that it was the breakout hit what
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sort of word of mouth were you guys hearing to know that this was absolutely a smash movie
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what I do in the city always reporters over just tons of them coming over and I
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thought might be here for another week and I'm back why could they wait until you back to me first but I sense it was
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something big they they would they would have like tripped over special to get to
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me it was it was really insane that's amazing and I I I had this TV show as
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popular and it was you know chased around chased around the grocery store
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by by teenage girls i just sort of but this was insane there's a whole another level you're on television you're um you
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kind of like people see you in their bedroom and they see you through the crack of the bathroom door they you
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know you just you're just everyday folks you see their lives and they know you and you're like
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Alex when you're in a movie you you're 30 ft tall and and you're in a place in
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church with other people and and their clients they're looking at you they're looking up for you and it's a whole
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other thing so now you now like I was used to being this this TV star like and
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like you know mom's grabbing me by the cheek to where I was like all of a sudden like like this bey like people
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went crazy i thought that's strange my whole life changed it was a whole other level of recognition and fame and and
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and um tension so it took me a while to get used to i'm still not used to
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it but but keep that reason
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[Applause] now this movie has a little bit of
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something for everything in it right you got some romance you got some action some sci-fi do you think that's part of
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the reason why it has maintained such a strong fan base for the last 40 years
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yeah i I I mean the the the story everybody has thinks about time
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travel i mean before time travel became a reality people would think "Wow if I
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can go to this year or go to that part of the
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universe time travel and or go back to the past and we live some moment in the
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past you know the civil war the Egyptian
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Empire and suddenly here's a movie where you can do that right in your
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imaginations so it was like a kind of a gift and and uh so I think that and then
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there's a family story actually you know Michael and his
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parents brother and all that and
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uh I thought it all I love it i love it make some noise
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today y'all now we know that Marty from his
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perspective this movie is literally about you know finding a way to kind of fix what you think is wrong with your
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parents right that's what Marty's thinking something's wrong with my parents but I'm curious for the other two especially from this point of view
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what is Back to the Future actually about it's about character movie
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from being a wonderful yet misunderstood incredibly good-looking young man well into a very very successful incredibly
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good-looking old man well with them
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um but Back to the Future uh it's it's difficult to put into words because
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people try to put into their words when they're talking to me about what the movie is what it meant to them because
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the weird thing is it checks every box it checks every box for everybody in
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different ways you know because it is a wonderful story about Doc and Marty it's
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a wonderful story about about getting your courage up it's a story about
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George McFly telling Biff the very important thing one of the big fulcrum
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points in the movie no Biff if you leave her alone cuz everyone has felt something
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like that and felt that thing where you need to stand up for yourself or even
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more importantly someone else so it checks so many boxes you can't put it
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into a box and also I think culturally it happened in an unusual time that you
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have a great movie that's right that also happened right at the beginning of
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cable television you know of VHS tapes right at the beginning of I liked that
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so much that I want to watch it again right now yes before that it was
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impossible and it was an unusual thing in Back to the Future i mean we're talking about now
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1987 88 when people would come up to me and say "I've seen it 631
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times because people because it was so new right?" People would literally count the numbers of times they've seen the
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movie so it's an anomaly you know it's a unicorn of a movie i love it and it's
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absolutely beautiful the way that it's hip-hop culture where other things reference the majesty of Back to the
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Future the Avengers talked about it stranger Things showcased it um how cool is it knowing that the Hulk watched Back
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to the Future in your video is that is that kind of amazing the Hulk watches it yes the the Incredible Hulk has watched
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in the MCU has watched Back to the Future and has used it as an argument about how time travel works the Hulker
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helps the green guy the big guest the green one the green guy the green one
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the big green the big I remember the Hulk you need a new home as
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you work so many I watched a movie and I forget what it was called about a b bunch of
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kids making a band in the8s in England and I mean Back to the Future was one of the themes throughout the movie of
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course it was well it's a good reference to Back to the Future like that that
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people say it all the time like Trump Back to the Future or but but all this all this reference
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to it I think it's cool going back to the other movies that that like when I
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was a kid I love I I loved Ros when I was a kid like back in the
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60s and 70s yes I'm that old um there back for I mean the Wizard of Oz be on
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once a year on Christmas time and that was it but I saw it every Christmas and you couldn't watch it another time you
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can rewind you can could record it you could rent it it was on that Sunday at
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3:30 in the afternoon whatever and that was it i didn't really see it or I see it i was seen every every time i want to
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be a flying monkey and somehow I saw it like 30 times in my childhood i don't know how I
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I ran in my head but like Tom said you watch it a million times and and just
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watch it over and over and over over and over over again but but I had I I'm coming my own way and became a flying
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monkey cuz I I was part of that part of that kind of storytelling that touch generation after generation after
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generation but how many people people have come up to me now say I I don't mean to insult you this to sound bad but
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I go to sleep playing Back to the Future they do because they find it so
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comforting absolutely it's like being on mom's sofa with a bowl of macaroni and
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cheese back in the 80s and they're like I just love it so much and it comforts
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me that it helps me go to sleep it's like a it's like a a peaceful song in my
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life it's uh it's amazing how many of you guys did that this week literally go to sleep to it cuz it's it's home it's
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absolutely home i think another thing that's amazing about this this franchise is music and its involvement in it we
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had Huy Lewis up there uh yeah amazing voice for Hu
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Lewis harry Waters Jr was up here you know Chuck Barry's cousin Marvel
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absolutely amazing um but considering like the range of music in this series we had you know pop rock we had metal we
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had all these different types of music what is your favorite style of music though chris what is your favorite style
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of music favorite style of music man i Well
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um I grew up where all I was hearing growing up was classical music or another and um I
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haven't changed my mind i like it i I that's something I listen to for a long
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time but I grew up with it being predent
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as an adolescent and I as I got older that's my first
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choice but I love
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rock what about you what's your favorite genre of music and I just rock all
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freaking classic rock i love blues blues and blues i love I love everything i
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love honest i love country music my guy straight
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and you see I'm running over my truck just love that you can crackers in my
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bed anytime i love that oh man i love I love I love rock and roll classic rock and
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roll love 90s um I was
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rock serious about it just trying to make a buck trying to get movie i like
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it a lot i always wanted to be a musician and I got a chance to this movie the thing
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that moves for me was that the Johnny Good scene was just like my new crew be able to do that and um and and to the my
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medley of my head i but I go to bars and I got play I played with Coldplay i
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played with with with the Who i played with with um just every um I just mirror
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everything i play John M plays it was great
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right good choices good choices that's what I'm talking about
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tom I know you are hardcore into hip-hop but you you do gangster rap gangster rap i love music okay okay any kind of music
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i love music just as long as it's groovy um I played uh when I was in high
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school I played the tuba in the band easy lady
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that's a big horn you're blowing there buddy so uh yes we were steeped in music as
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well i love music being in a in a city like Philadelphia my parents would take me to the Philadelphia Orchestra
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beautiful orchestra um um I was a jazz player i was uh I was in a jazz band
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like tuba valve trombone lower brass and uh so I I did a lot of that but then I
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started performing on my own and that and back then you needed a guitar and to sing songs so I sang a lot of
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songs you know I'm Michael
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Roshore you know back in the 60s skinny ties that's what I'm talking about but every kind of of music
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uh has been wonderful in in our country you know that that if you look for it
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Yes you can find excellent wonderful beautiful music in every genre
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absolutely every genre so I really all m I love all music i love that i love that
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dude the way you just sang that just now you make the Beatles sound like butttheads i I like that a lot i need
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you to come up with an album tomorrow you say I gave my
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mater I hate You say that name cuz you see the team
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there's no part of that no kidding you don't have that kind of cash box
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oh wait wait a minute wait a minute wait a minute if I order Oh wait i guess you
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do now I don't I don't mean to be a little catty but I was hoping that we could kind of dish on a co-star that's not here um I want to talk about the
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Delorean um obviously the star of this this series uh but how difficult was the
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Delorean to work with i mean were they temperamental were they was she was she easy to work with delorean i I just
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wrote a book that I can now mention that my post is announced that I wrote it it'll be out in uh in the fall it's
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called about my time doing back at the same time so I think you like it to read
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it but um that comment about
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um the the Dorian so I said Dorian book stuff by
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myself and then they have to give you two orders make sure to sue you for anything you say so so I wrote this thing and I said the ship
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box cut me up they different version of it it was bcted and qucted in certain
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ways and bits of metal out and I was cut and bleeding and and slinging around it and it was a box so he said he said
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he said the lawyer said I don't think you can say that I can take it out he called all these people he said the
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content is ship box we can never sue us everything is ship box and it was really funny cuz like he
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literally said they can't do this because everybody's looking this horse i
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said that it's great it looks great and it could have been better than
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it's fair it's fair i I was just alarmed but this is a different lady did we Did we talk too fast and she
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got exhausted what happened marcy get out of
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here everything's fine but I just looked over oh what there was a shape shifting
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happening no it was time travel it was time travel it was time travel we're at a different location at a different time
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all right cincinnati there it is whoa whoa whoa they're like that's not funny oh I
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love Dallas maybe you'll get a good sports team
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sometime 1 2 audience
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in this the most biff thing you can do in this moment right now
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i can see out there i'll wait for this crowd i love it okay just this section so we got a couple of uh questions that
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were submitted by fans that I would love to read to you guys and get some of your answers uh Michael this one is for you
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what is your favorite memory filming any of the three Back to the Future films
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uh well I mean I already said my Back to the Future you know trying to get the
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scene which is just great i I just loved it i love the thing that was it came in my lap in a weird way you don't know
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there was another actor playing hard and they came and got me and they they tried to get me earlier but they couldn't and I didn't know about that so then out of
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nowhere they said we're changing your life so I went and luckily it was about a guy who skateboarded but I I I did
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that my whole life and I played guitar and I did that my whole life and he chased girls and I did that my whole
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life and so I just slipped right into it it was great and so so um the good thing
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was really amazing to me the the other thing was the time that I spent with Chris in that um horses in the in the
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back for free really great it was facing Chris get a movie well Tom had the
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second movie was was my testimony gift was amazing in that and festival was
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fantastic in the third movie um I was in it as much but but to be with Chris when
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Chris did all that great work in future tree was really a gift and he was so great Mary Stein it was just really cool
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to write these worship I did what I did with my my wife right so I I just got married when I did
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future two three and and um my wife loved horses so I bought a horse and I
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bought a farm and I I really did and we got rid of it all a couple years later
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but we had we had horses and I started to ride a horse this horse back future uh uh three really whiskey really uh he
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he really good to me he was really forgiving of my terrible horsemanship
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and he um and then I wanted to buy him so I went to the his buy the horse he
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said "No you can't buy a horse." I said "Well I can't buy a horse." And he said "No you can't buy
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the horse you can't because the horse is trained you shoot a camera off the inside of this horse's head they won't move cuz you train it's transitional
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horse they're really valuable these horses." And so um and so I I I I did I
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used him in the movie and it was really great to to be kid from Bernby BC Canada he's an Irish kid from the neighborhood
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we ride a horse blast beside a train next to a stone wall toward a bridge
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that goes to nowhere um it was just amazing amazing experience and so I
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always say that for
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awesome this next question is from Chris this is from Kimmy kimmy wants to know
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in all the movies that you've been in do you have a favorite movie that you've
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been a part of
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um I uh I got to ask that question and I have
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I have to say one over the
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It was my first film to be and I was sort of in my early 30s and
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I figured u I I ain't ever going to be working for a film and then and then it
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happened and I was a great admirer and fan of Jack
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Nicholson and Danny Deo is in it yes yes and and Louise Fletcher and others i
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just and Millman directing it um I just thought
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I had incredible good fortune to to
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to possess
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um my favorite absolutely which is not to take anything away from the future of
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course of course of course it's it's absolutely great i love
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it make some noise y'all so Tom this question is from Chase chase
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wants to know Chase says "Miff is such a memorable villain but also hilarious how
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do you balance the difference of making him intimidating but also kind of funny
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at the same time?" Is Chase here i hope is Chase
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here i'm hearing a I'm hearing a big noise chase okay maybe not all right forget
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that kid i hate him all right let's talk about Chase a little
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oh I've got a question for Tom um that's a great compliment and um
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I think a lot of people have said that and I'm flattered by it but I think the
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reason why Biff Griff Buford can get funny is the seriousness with which I
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played everything absolutely neil Simon was a great American
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playwright and they asked uh I was an acting student long ago and they asked
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him what do you think Mr simon is the difference between playing drama and
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playing comedy and he said play comedy exactly as you would play
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drama but a bit more seriously so in comedy yeah you have to
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almost uh raise the stakes more than a dramatic uh a dramatic scene would call
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for in order to have trust in the audience absolutely so you're trusting
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in the audience to get it genius but that is that is what you have to do i
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think you have to take the piece so seriously right almost to the point of
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being too seriously that it becomes hysterical make some noise for that
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y'all that's an acting master class just going down
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for this next one is from Kayla from Sugarland uh Kayla wants to know "When you first read the script for Back to
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the Future what did you think about this film?" And Chris I love this story for
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you when you first read the script for Back to the Future what happened did you
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immediately say "Oh I got to be a part of this." Or did you do something
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[Applause]
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else yeah i did somebody else I guess what What did you do what did you do
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what was the When you first got the script for Back to the Future what did you do huh yeah I know exactly i tossed
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it i got the I got the script i had made up my mind that I was going to go move
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back to New York and I on the when st came
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out call from an agent i went in LA and I went out and started doing that and
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after a while I I had fear it was going good for me in
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New York and I thought that's lapsing i said "I'm not doing anything here i
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should go back." So I made up my mind to go back to York and then I get the Back to the Future script i shuffle through
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it i don't want to do this and I put in the waste paper and a friend of mine that was with
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me at the time said "In New York where you didn't have any work and you were trying to start a career you would
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never take a script and throw in the waste." and I had to
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agree she was right so I retrieved the script i read it i went back to LA and
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metus that was that make some noise y'all recognize that you're in the best
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timeline possible cuz somewhere in the multiverse there's a place where Chris did not pull that thing out of the trash
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yeah that's right i'm in I mean Sam Sam it's his birthday name by the
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way i picture Chris reading the script with like coffee grinds on it and drippings and and like like crap on it
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like reading dripping um so it's funny i I love I love the image of it being in the trash but but I for me I never I
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never I I didn't know anything about the script my went to my producer on family guys i see who was his best friend
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seemed to him when they started the movie i said "Well Michael Fox to do a movie." And Gary said "No I I got a
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person doing my show." And I ruined my show cuz I I I like to keep my show and
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um and and so I didn't hear about it they hired another actor they shot for 6 weeks then they came back they they were
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thrilled with what was happening so he went back to Gary and said "Please please." So Gary come calls me into his
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office and then I'm in his office and I thought he was firing me i said "I just I just had Teen Wolf." I said "I just
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had Teen Wolf fire me." So so he he he said he said he told
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me the story i said "So you give him the script." And and so he gave me an envelope script in it said "Take this home read it let me know what you what
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if you like it if you do we'll try." I picked it up and I kind of wait in my hands put it back in there said I love
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it the best script I ever read in Bob and and um so I'm really
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excited about it but it's so funny cuz it's kind of a parallel thing it's like you got it didn't want it i got it
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didn't know I had it and then then
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f when you first got the script what did you think when I first
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got the script i mean this back to the future thing i mean to me it
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represented a job okay yeah yeah yeah yeah so I sort of liked it a
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lot when um when I was auditioning for Back to the Future guys like me didn't
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get to read the script i got a special scene right that
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was written just for Biff and George McFly oh wow that they wrote because
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this the script was top secret we couldn't know what the script was about um so it was just a high
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school bully and his victim George McFly so I didn't know the script wow until I
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got the part but Crispen Glover and I thank the good Lord Chris Glover and I
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were paired together the first pairing they'll bring you back for the call back
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they call it you come back and they'll say "Okay Bob you read it with Tim meet each other and this guy and Tom this is
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Crisen krispy Glover hello hi and um and you guys are going to read together we
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went outside i just said "Uh whatever." But McFly you got my homework done and
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he just "Well Bev I don't." And I just
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thought I probably won't get this it's a big movie but if they don't hire this guy they're out of their
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minds it was unbelievable but Krisen and I went through layer after layer after
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layer after layer until we both got cast in the movie then saw the script
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wow then suggested that Biff should be a way bigger
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they didn't take that to heart for some reason well and uh but but it was uh I
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can't describe the thrill you know because you you know athletes just in a
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sense you know you want to know if you're good enough right you're getting up to that higher level and it's like
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somebody walking up and you know giving you the the jersey you know of the let's
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say Texas Rangers hey good job good job so no but you go to the big stadium with
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the big jersey and they hand it to you go get go out there on the mound and start uh and start really really playing
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with the with the big boys with these guys it's right so to be cast in a movie like that to come into the the world of
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such uh experienced talented brilliant
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actors and for everybody to sort of say "Yeah you belong here this is like keep
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the jersey was really an amazing [Music]
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music saying that my my situation was I didn't know anything about the movie all I heard about the movie was a new team
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movement passing in and out of shooting the scene and then down the road they were big trucks and big fancy we were
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like little dirt boxing how many this goofy TV move and they had this big truck and I
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said what's that they said movie they're scouting the location said what's it called he said back future and who's in
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it they said Chris Glover chris Glover is the one guy I knew cuz he had done it many times one game and I had I'm not
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that modest about that it was a good show i was pretty
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good but the point was this guy comes on to do an episode and blew my ass off the
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street it was amazing it was so funny and so great and so gifted and so bizarre i said "This guy's great like
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like give him more jokes i just want to hear cuz I drive this job forever." But but he's away for a week so give him
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jokes just makes me laugh chris was so gifted and so I was one of the things I decided when I got to offer the movie
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was I was going to work for Christmas and um um the other thing about about uh uh the movie was that that that
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um it just was like this this thing where they said to me here's the ball we thought we were going to win this game
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like we thought we had a winning team and somebody's not happy with it it's not we're not winning so so kind of like
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the third quarter they give you the ball they say "Here's your ball you run with it." And I had no idea if I really
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thought about it I would have buckled up and ran away cuz it was really But I was so excited about doing it but but that's
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an interesting because they really come to me and said "Well we find the quarterback you're the quarterback
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here's the ball we're losing go win." And I had you guys on my team so
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Guys we are so lucky that you all accepted this part these roles and made
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such a huge impact on all of us dallas I need y'all to join me one more time in celebrating Michael J fox Christian Tom
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Wilson in 40 years of the greatest movie of all time Back to the Future ladies
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and gentlemen thank you all so much for joining us [Applause]
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