 | February 3, 2012
The internet was abuzz Thursday following the Deadline report that Robert Zemeckis, Bob Gale and Alan Silvestri are in early talks to bring a stage production of Back to the Future to Broadway. Entertainment Weekly followed up the report by stating that a rep for Zemeckis confirmed to the magazine that the trio are in "preliminary creative discussions" to produce a musical adaptation of the film. Read More
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 | January 29, 2012
For the first time since it was specially modified for use in Back to the Future Part III, the only screen-used DeLorean Time Machine in private hands has found a new home on the East Coast. Read More
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 | January 16, 2012
TORONTO, Ontario – Percy3D Media unveils entirely new native iOS (iPhone, iPad, iPod) and Blackberry apps featuring easy to use, streamlined interfaces for its PercyFX app as it joins creative forces with Universal Studios & Paramount Pictures. Read More
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 | January 16, 2012
In 1966, a 28-year-old architect by the name of Lawrence G. Paull had viewed the movie Dr. Zhivago and was “dazzled by the art direction.” Paull had found his artistic voice, limited in the conservative world of architecture, and looked to find a career in movies. Read More
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 | December 28, 2011
For over 60 years an automotive enthusiast who now resides in the Californian Mojave desert has been bringing concept dream cars to life. Gene Winfield today is still turning a wrench, designing and building cars, working through out the night. He started out in the 1940s building race cars and doing custom body work for friends. He opened his first shop “Windy’s Customs” and developed a reputation as both a racer and a car builder. In the late 1980's, his talents helped bring Bob Gale and Robert Zemeckis' vision of a future 2015 to life in Back to the Future Part 2. Read More
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 | December 26, 2011
For many who saw the original Back to the Futue film series, their first preview of the storylines was through promotional film novelizations. Film novelizations were such a part of a film’s promotion that they were even mentioned on the theatrical one sheets. Berkley Publishing produced all of the novelizations for the Back to the Future film series. For the second and third film novels, author Craig Shaw Gardner was hired. Read More
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 | November 26, 2011
On May 22, 1986, a tag line, “to be continued…” became a part of Back to the Future lore. The powers that be at Universal Studios had decided that the adventures of Doc and Marty would indeed continue. Industrial Light and Magic artist, John Bell was commissioned in 1986 to provide concept sketches of a new Back to the Future film before any storylines were developed. Read More
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 | November 24, 2011
Recent interest in Back to the Future props and costumes has been quite strong with the release of auction house Profiles in History’s Icons of Hollywood catalog. For many fans purchasing these items is sometimes not a reality; however one corporation Planet Hollywood has been publicly showcasing Back to the Future props and costumes for the last 2 decades. BTTF.com is pleased to have an exclusive behind the scenes look into Planet Hollywood’s Back to the Future collection. Read More
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 | November 19, 2011
Los Angeles - Profiles in History once again takes film buffs and movie prop collectors Back to the Future in their largest auction yet of props & costumes from the famed trilogy to be held December 15, 16 and 17. A portion of the proceeds from the auction will be donated to the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research through Team Fox. Read More
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 | September 9, 2011
BEAVERTON, Ore. – Nike today announced that 1500 pairs of the mythical 2011 NIKE MAG shoes will be auctioned on eBay, nikemag.eBay.com, with all net proceeds going directly to The Michael J. Fox Foundation. Read More
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 | September 8, 2011
The NIKE MAG is no longer the “greatest shoe never made.” The mythical shoe that originally captured the imagination of audiences in Back to the Future Part II is being released – and they’re here to help create a future without Parkinson’s disease. Read More
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 | September 7, 2011
Just 16 months after it was first revealed that Nike had patented the concept for self-lacing shoes, the fictional sneakers made famous by Michael J. Fox in Back to the Future Part II, it appears that 2015 is arriving four years early! Read More
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 | September 6, 2011
Garbarino's latest ‘episode’ of Doc Brown’s adventures in Argentina shows him exploring the wonders of the electronics store, fascinated with the advancements in technology of the future. Read More
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 | August 31, 2011
In the latest video from Garbarino's series of Back to the Future ads featuring Christopher Lloyd, 'Doc Brown' is presented at a press conference to Argentine reporters, who inquire about his recent visit. Read More
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 | August 27, 2011
Garbarino, the Argentinian equivalent to Best Buy here in the U.S., has embarked on a multi-million dollar advertising campain with Christopher Lloyd returning as 'Doc Brown' in a series of commercials for the electronics giant. Read More
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 | August 24, 2011
SAN RAFAEL, CA., August 24, 2011—Telltale Games, the leading independent digital publisher and developer of episodic interactive entertainment, today unveiled the details of two new packaged versions of its best-selling video game, Back to the Future: The Game. The new Collector’s and Deluxe Editions offer fans a peek into the world of video game creation and the high-level production values that go into every Telltale game.
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 | June 3, 2011
Telltale Games' fifth and final episode of Back to the Future: The Game, entitled "OUTATIME!", won't debut until later this month, but that hasn't stopped the company from making a huge announcement; Michael J. Fox will be lending his voice in the game's finale! Read More
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 | March 30, 2011
Rev up your DeLorean and get set for hours of plutonium-powered fun: Back to the Future - Episode 3: Citizen Brown is now available for download and play!
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 | March 30, 2011
Back to the Future actors J.J. Cohen ("Skinhead") and Donald Fullilove ("Goldie Wilson") will appear at the Hollywood Show April 2-3 in Burbank, California. Read More
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 | December 20, 2010
In a blast from the past, and the future, Telltale's Back to the Future: The Game will debut this Wednesday, December 22. The five-part season's first episode "It's About Time!" will be available for PC and Mac platforms. Fans can still get the critically acclaimed bonus Puzzle Agent game free with their pre-order from BackToTheFutureGame.com, and Telltale also donates $1 to the Michael J. Fox Parkinson's Foundation with each purchase up through the launch. The series will debut on the PlayStation Network and iPad platforms in early 2011.
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 | December 20, 2010
Actress Claudia Wells, best known for her role as Jennifer Parker in the timeless classic Back to the Future (1985), is returning to film. Read More
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 | December 16, 2010
Telltale Games has announced that the first episode from Back to the Future: The Game will be available for PC & Mac beginning on Wednesday, December 22, with versions for Playstation 3 and iPad expected to follow in the very near future. Read More
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 | December 14, 2010
Telltale Games recently unlocked some key areas of their official website for their upcoming Back to the Future: The Game, including character artwork, samples of voices, and additional names of actors portraying characters in the game. Read More
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 | December 3, 2010
Telltale Games has revealed the concept art and the name of the actor providing the voice for the character of George McFly in the upcoming Back to the Future: The Game exclusively to BTTF.com. Read More
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 | December 3, 2010
Earlier today, Telltale Games released the first official trailer for their upcoming Back to the Future: The Game exclusively through GameTrailers.com, and the 1:32 clip has revealed several details about the story which had been previously unknown. Read More
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