Articles about Back To The Future
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Tom Wilson, aka Biff in "Back to the Future", hands out info-filled notecards to fans who constantly ask if the Delorean was real and if Michael J. Fox is a nice guy.
Source: popwatch.ew.com
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from "Jaws" to "Grease", @EsquireMag lists some of the biggest summer movies ever made.
Source: www.esquire.com
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Nerd alert: A LEGO "Back to the Future" set is reportedly in development, featuring multiple versions of the Delorean
Source: gizmodo.com
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@cracked compiles a list of 7 behind-the-scenes artists who've made huge impacts on some major movies.
Source: www.cracked.com
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Very cool: A @screencrushnews brief history of flying cars in films, such as "Blade Runner" and many others (via @slashfilm)
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What should vulnerable high-school students fear more? A vicious beating from Biff Tannen or the cutting gossip of Regina George?
Source: www.theatlantic.com
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Eddie Murphy as a Ghostbuster, "Titanic" directed by Alfred Hitchcock.... @TheAcademy put together a video of what almost happened to some memorable movies.
Source: www.oscars.org
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Nerd alert: 20 facts about "Back to the Future" from @pajiba, such as using plutonium to foreshadow later events
Source: www.pajiba.com
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How Nick Nolte almost became our Han Solo, and other stories from the casting couch.
Source: www.theatlantic.com
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The pursuit of a real-life "Back to the Future" hoverboard continues; this magnet-based one holds a few pounds at least
Source: modthis.com
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Nerd alert: A LEGO "Back to the Future" set is reportedly in development, featuring multiple versions of the Delorean
Source: gizmodo.com
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@cracked compiles a list of 7 behind-the-scenes artists who've made huge impacts on some major movies.
Source: www.cracked.com
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Nerd alert: 20 facts about "Back to the Future" from @pajiba, such as using plutonium to foreshadow later events
Source: www.pajiba.com
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How Nick Nolte almost became our Han Solo, and other stories from the casting couch.
Source: www.theatlantic.com
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The pursuit of a real-life "Back to the Future" hoverboard continues; this magnet-based one holds a few pounds at least
Source: modthis.com
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Tom Wilson, aka Biff in "Back to the Future", hands out info-filled notecards to fans who constantly ask if the Delorean was real and if Michael J. Fox is a nice guy.
Source: popwatch.ew.com
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from "Jaws" to "Grease", @EsquireMag lists some of the biggest summer movies ever made.
Source: www.esquire.com
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Very cool: A @screencrushnews brief history of flying cars in films, such as "Blade Runner" and many others (via @slashfilm)
Source: screencrush.com
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What should vulnerable high-school students fear more? A vicious beating from Biff Tannen or the cutting gossip of Regina George?
Source: www.theatlantic.com
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Eddie Murphy as a Ghostbuster, "Titanic" directed by Alfred Hitchcock.... @TheAcademy put together a video of what almost happened to some memorable movies.
Source: www.oscars.org
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Marty spends some time at his mom's house and meets the entire family including watching Jackie Gleason at the dinner table ("look at it roll!"). This is the location of the actual house
1727 Bushnell Ave., Pasadena, CA
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Back in 1955, this is George McFly's actual house.
1711 Bushnell Ave., Pasadena, CA
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Back in 1955, Marty discovers the stone "Lyon Estates" gates that will mark the entrance to his home street in 1985. In 1955, however, it's just empty land. And empty farm land isn't easy to find in modern L.A. So, this scene was shot in the town of Chino, CA.
Bickmore Ave. & Cucamonga Ave., Chino, CA
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Having gotten a phone call from Doc Brown asking him to meet him at night at the Twin Pines Mall, Marty shows up and is introduced to the DeLorean and some Libyan terrorists. This is indeed a real mall (the name is fake) called the Puente Hills Mall, located in the City of Industry.
1600 Azusa Ave., City of Industry, CA
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In the real world, Marty's home is on Roslyndale Avenue, a nice class street in the Pacoima/Arleta area of the San Fernando Valley.
9303 Roslyndale Avenue, Arleta, CA
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We see Marty and his group ("The Pinheads") try out at an audition for a "Battle of the Bands" at McCambridge Recreation Center. They are too much or the adult judges, who pronounce them "Just too loud."
1515 Glenoaks Blvd, Burbank, CA
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In 1955 Marty goes to "Hill Valley High School" which is an actual high school, but it's located 30 miles away from the film set. In reality, it's Whittier High School which is best known as home to former President Richard Nixon.
12417 E. Philadelphia St., Whittier, CA
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The fateful site of Doc's supposed murder at the hands of plutonium-hungry Libyan terrorists and where Marty time-travels back to 1955 isn't the Twin Pines Mall but the Puente Hills Mall in California.
1600 South Azusa Avenue, Rowland Heights, CA
