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Clara
was one in a million, one in a billion, one in a googoplex.
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Awards
The Hugo Awards, 1991
NOMINEE:
Back to the Future, Part III
CATEGORY: Best Dramatic Presentation
RESULTS: Nominated |
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References |
This
film makes reference to:
High Noon (1952)
"Doctor Who" (1963)
Planet of the Apes (1968)
Goin' South (1978)
Sudden Impact (1983)
Sinnui Yauman (1987)
A Fist Full of Dollars (1964)-When Marty goes to his showdown
with Buford Tannen, he wears a stove door under his poncho. He got
this idea from the film which he watched during the previous installment.
Revenge of the Creature (1955)-At the drive-in, Doc mentions
that he has never heard of Clint Eastwood. In this same shot, there
is a movie poster on the drive-in wall of this film in which Clint
Eastwood appears as a lab assistant and has about two lines of dialogue.
Once Upon a Time in the West (1969)-When Marty gets into
town, the camera moves slowly up and over the train station, finally
showing Marty in the distance. This same shot was used in Once
Upon a Time in the West when Jill arrives in town.
This film is referred to in:
"Honey, I Shrunk the Kids" (1997)
Shanghai Noon (2000)
Disney's The Kid (2000)
This film spoofs:
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969)
Taxi Driver (1976)-When Marty is standing in front of the
mirror 'playing' with his guns, he quotes Robert DeNiro's famous
line, "You lookin' at me?"
This film features:
"Puppet Playhouse" (1947)
A Fistfull of Dollars (1964)
This film is featured in:
Into the West (1992)
100 Years of the Hollywood Western (1994 - TV Movie) |
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Sequels
Follows
Back to the Future Part II
(1989) which followed Back to the
Future (1985) |
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Spin-Offs
"Back
to the Future" (1991) - Animated TV Series |
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HOME
:: ACTING CAREER :: MOTION
PICTURES :: BACK TO THE FUTURE PART III |
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BRIEF
PLOT DESCRIPTION
Marty goes back to 1885 to save Doc from a gruesome death.
Things get heavy when Ms. Clara Clayton arrives in town. Great Scott,
this is heavy. |
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GENERAL
FILM INFORMATION
SOURCE MATERIAL: Comedy/Science Fiction
GENRE: Comey/Science Fiction
TAGLINE: They've saved the best trip
for last...but this time they may have gone too far.
SETTING: Hill Valley, California;
USA (1955, 1885, 1985)
FILMING LOCATIONS:
--Los Angeles, California; USA
--Monument Valley, Utah; USA
--Oxnard, California; USA
--Sonora, California; USA
--South Pasadena, California; USA
--Tuolomne County, California; USA
U.S. RELEASE DATE: May 2, 1990
RUNNING TIME: 118 minutes; 1 hour 58
minutes
RATING: PG
OPENING WEEKEND GROSS: $23,703,060
TOTAL GROSS USA: $57,666,629
TOTAL GROSS OUTSIDE OF USA: $156,033,371
CREW AND OTHER TECHNICAL INFORMATION
WRITER: Robert Zemeckis, Bob Gale
DIRECTOR: Robert Zemeckis
PRODUCER: Neil Canton, Bob Gale
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Kathleen Kennedy,
Frank Marshall, Stephen Speilberg
EDITOR: Harry Keramidas, Arthur Schmidt
CINEMATOGRAPHER: Dean Cundey
PRODUCTION DESIGN: Rick Carter, Margie
Stone McShirley, Williams James Teegarden, Michael Taylor
ORIGINAL MUSIC BY:
Alan Silvestri
SPECIAL EFFECTS BY: Industrial Light
and Magic
OPTICAL EFFECTS BY: Cinema Research
Corporation, Pacific Title
COSTUME DESIGNER: Joanna Johnston
MAKE-UP BY: Kenny Myers (key), Ellis
Burman, Jr., Nancy Hvasta, Michael Mills, Bron Roylance, Brad Wilder
HAIR STYLIST: Dorothy Bryne (key),
Hazel Catmull (key), Dorothy D. Fox, Dale Miller
PRODUCTION COMPANY: Amblin Entertainment,
Universal Pictures
DISTRIBUTOR: Universal Pictures
ASPECT RATIO: 1:85:1 |
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NAME...ACTOR NAME |
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Marty
'Clint Eastwood' McFly, Seamus McFly...Michael J. Fox
Doctor Emmet L. Brown...Christopher Lloyd
Clara Clayton...Mary Steenburgen
Buford 'Mad Dog' Tannen, Biff Tannen...Thomas F. Wilson
Maggie McFly, Lorraine McFly...Lea Thompson
Jennifer Parker...Elisabeth Shue
Bartender...Matt Clark
Barbwire Salesman...Richard Dysart
Saloon Old Timer...Pat Buttram
Saloon Old Timer...Harry Carey Jr.
Saloon Old Timer...Dub Taylor
Mayor...Hugh Gillin
Marshall Strickland...James Tolkan
Buford Tannens Gang, Needles' Gang...Christopher Wynne, Sean Gregory
Sullivan, Mike Watson
David McFly...Marc McClure
Linda McFly...Wendy Jo Sperber
George McFly...Jeffrey Weissman
Colt Gun Salesman...Burton Gilliam
Engineer...Bill McKinney
Deputy...Donovan Scott
Needles...Flea
Needles' Gang...J.J. Cohen, Ricky Dean Logan
Morician...Marvin J. McIntyre
Strickland's Son...Kaleb Henley
Jules...Todd Cameron Brown
Verne...Dannel Evans
Marty Photo Double...Kevin Holloway
Townsman #2...Michael John Mills
Marty Dance Double...Michael Higgins
Celebration Man...Leslie A. Prickett
Photographer...Dean Cundey
Pie Lady...Jo B. Cummings
Festival Dance Caller...Jeams A. Rammel
Townsman #1...Michael Klastorin
Festival Man #2...John Ickes
Festival Man #1...Steve McArthur
Townsman #3...Kenny Myers
Eyepatch...Brad McPeters
Toothless...Phinnaes D.
Ticket Agent...Rod Kuehne
Joey...Joey Newington
Train Fireman...Larry Ingold
Boy with Gun...Glenn Fox
Barbwire Salesman...Tim Konard
Michael J. Fox's Stunt Double...Charles Croughwell
Stunt Co-ordinator...Walter Scott
Stunt Team...Will Cascio, Danny Costa, Marguerite Happy, Robert
jaureg, Walt Larue, Mike H. McGaughy, Daniel K. Moore, Gary Morgan,
Daniel O'Haco, Jeff O'Haco, James Pratt, Ben Scott, Brian Smrz,
R.L. Tolbert, Jennifer Watson-Johnston, Bob Yerkes |
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LISTING |
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TITLE...COMPOSER/LYRICIST...PERFORMER |
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Double
Back...ZZ Top...ZZ Top
The Power of Love...Huey Lewis, Johnny Colla, Chris Hayes...Huey
Lewis & The News
Turkey in the Straw...Traditional...Instrumental
Battle Cry of Freedom...George Root...Instrumental
Clementine...Traditional...Instrumental |
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| TRIVIA |
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A
horse dealership in 1885 Hill Valley is owned by the Statlers. In
Back to the Future, the Toyota
dealership in 1985 is called Statler Toyota.
The
editor of Hill Valley's newspaper in 1885 is M.R. Gale, a tribute
to the trilogy screenwriter Bob Gale.
Director
of Photography, Dean Cundey, plays the photographer who takes Marty
and Doc's picture with the clock.
ZZ
Top is the band playing at the dance. |
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| CONTINUITY
ERRORS |
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Marty wakes up and picks up his gun belt, there is a missing bullet
on the far right side of the belt. When he stands in front of the
mirror with the belt on, it is fully loaded. |
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| GEOGRAPHICAL
ERRORS |
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| The
Frisbie Pie Company was located in Connecticut and Frisbie pies
would not have been available in California. |
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| ANACHRONISMS |
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1885 train would not use knuckle couplers. |
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