Back To The Future

[1985, Movie]

Back To The Future: Review

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Snappy, happy and wonderfully nostalgic. Michael J. Fox stars as a skateboarding teenager who travels back to 1955 via Christopher Lloyd's souped-up DeLorean (remember DeLoreans?) where he encounters his parents as teenagers (Crispin Glover, Lea Thompson). Read the complete review for Back To The Future

Back To The Future: Cast & Details

Year: 1985
Rated PG

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Cast
Michael J. Fox: Marty McFly
Christopher Lloyd: Dr. Emmett Brown
Lea Thompson: Lorraine Baines
Crispin Glover: George McFly
Thomas F. Wilson: Biff Tannen
Claudia Wells: Jennifer Parker

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Back To The Future: TV Guide News

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