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It was an exhausting time for Zemeckis, because before BttF II and III, he did "Who Framed Roger Rabbit," which had to be one of the toughest directorial jobs ever. I think he said that his family was starting to forget what he looked like.

Not enough comments, so I'll chime in. Yes I subscribed: you asked what kind of interviews? Long ones!! Like this. It's so rare that interviewers actually let the subjects talk. The other long interview channels (I won't name names!) often have the interviewer step in too much: they're terrified of it getting dull. But to learn something you have to let the person speak, and you do that. This kind of interview is gold. If you have ever tried to learn about someone who's dead, you will know how rare and valuable these "let them speak" interviews are. It drives me crazy to read old interviews where, as soon as the subjects starts revealing their inner thoughts, the interviewer changes the subject to whatever is popular at the time. And some unique insight, a lifetime's quiet wisdom, or some crucial detail that changes everything, is lost. On a related theme, you know what would be the greatest thing? if you found old stars who are forgotten and about to die, and just got them to talk and talk. I'm not enough of a movie expert to know which stars get forgotten, but I bet there are ton of people whose lives are about to be forgotten and they just want to make their final mark. There must be movie discussion forums where people can suggest forgotten celebrities who are still around. Regardless, keep up the good work.

Great actor he must be,hes absolutely nothing like the doc

Holy cow, I did not even realize Christopher Lloyd was in Cyberchase. That show was my childhood and I didn't even realize it was educational until I was fifteen And yes, I know, I'm so young

I miss the back to the future ride at Universal Studios. When he talks he acts just like Jim from Taxie.

The show where he lost his head was an episode of "Amazing Stories." I loved that show, especially that episode.

I just watched the 107 facts about back to the future and found an interesting one. Doc browns house was filmed at the famous gamble house in Pasadena

Sooo glad he did Back to the Future! That movie would not have been the same if Jeff Golblum, or John Lithgow played Doc Brown. Michael J. Fox too. Eric Stolz was great in Pulp Fiction.

I love this, just please turn down the volume of the jack in the box intro.

what a gem of a youtube channel. Subscribed and sent you a fan email.

marty !! marty !! im on pop culture

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Michael worked his a%$ off!!

Again how come no talks about him as Butch Cavendish in Legend Of The Lone Ranger?

It could've been Michael Richards in that interview seat. Supposedly he was a candidate for Doc Brown

Lea Thompson..... *Dead air* ......