More video game details
Posted By MJFDB Webmaster on September 2, 2010
Check out the official Telltale Games blog for more information about the Back to the Future Video Game.
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Posted By MJFDB Webmaster on September 2, 2010
Check out the official Telltale Games blog for more information about the Back to the Future Video Game.
Posted By MJFDB Webmaster on September 1, 2010
According to Game Hunters, a Back to the Future video game is in the works developed by Telltale Games. Bob Gale will be writing the story and Christopher Lloyd will be providing the voice of Doc Brown. Likenesses of Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd will be used for Marty McFly and Doc Brown. [SOURCE]
It’s kind of amazing that it’s taken 25 years for this to happen.
I don’t know if this is conception art for the game or not, but I love it.
Posted By MJFDB Webmaster on August 28, 2010
MillyMarie has posted an in-depth review of Michael J. Fox’s latest book A Funny Thing Happened on the way to the Forum. Be sure to check it out!
Posted By MJFDB Webmaster on August 27, 2010
In addition to his future guest appearance on ‘The Good Wife’ Michael J. Fox will also be appearing on a future episode of ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm.’ [READ MORE]
Posted By MJFDB Webmaster on August 25, 2010
I’m just going to link to this because I don’t believe it for a second but some of you might want to read about it.
Justin Bieber rumored to star in ‘Back to the Future’ remake
Posted By MJFDB Webmaster on August 25, 2010
On November 9th, Michael J. Fox will take over the programming duties of Turner Classic Movies for the evening. He will be picking a few of his favorite movies to be shown and then sitting down with TCM host Robert Osborne to discuss why he likes the film. [SOURCE]
Turner Classic Movies is the one thing that makes me miss cable. *Sigh*
Posted By MJFDB Webmaster on August 20, 2010
[SOURCE] Five-time Emmy winner Michael J. Fox has signed on to guest-star in an upcoming episode of The Good Wife, CBS announced Friday.
Fox will play Simon Canning, a shrewd and cynical litigator who goes up against Alicia (Julianna Margulies) in a massive class action case. According to CBS’ description of the character, Simon is “willing to use anything in court, including symptoms of his neurological condition, to create sympathy for his otherwise unsympathetic client: a giant pharmaceutical company.”
“We’re absolutely thrilled that Michael has agreed to play this role,” executive producers and show creators Robert and Michelle King said in a statement. “His intelligence as an actor, combined with his incredible comic timing will really bring this smart, cynical lawyer to life.”
Fox, who has Parkinson’s disease, is best known for his role in the Back to the Future trilogy and as Alex P. Keaton on Family Ties, for which he won three Emmys. He also won Emmys for his starring role on Spin City in 2000 and his guest work on Rescue Me in 2009.
The Good Wife received nine Emmy nominations for its freshman season, including best drama and best dramatic actress for Margulies. The show returns for its second season on Tuesday, Sept. 28 at 10/9c.
Posted By MJFDB Webmaster on August 14, 2010
Read a detailed report of Michael J. Fox’s appearance on Rachel Ray this past week.
Posted By MJFDB Webmaster on August 14, 2010
The feature-length documentary covering the career of Poster Artist extraordinaire Drew Struzan now has an official website. Mr. Struzan is responsible for all three Back to the Future posters and other famous posters such as Raiders of the Lost Ark, the first few Harry Potter films (before they stupidly went to all photoshop jobs) and the Star Wars series.
(Michael J. Fox appears in the documentary)
Posted By MJFDB Webmaster on July 14, 2010
I’m not a fan of this kind of music (if it can be called that) but I do think this was cleverly put together.