Ritorno al futuro - Parte III

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The steam locomotive in the film, Sierra #3, has been recently returned to service at Railtown 1897 [...]	D
The Pohatchee Drive-In marquis lists a triple feature of Francis in the Navy (1955), Ma and Pa Kettl [...]	D
Each movie in the trilogy has an early scene that foreshadows an event that occurs in the third act. [...]	D
By the time it is destroyed, the time machine is made up of components of each era it visited in the [...]	D
Throughout all three movies only four people either were confirmed dead, or hinted at having been ki [...]	D
The film is the final chapter of the Back to the Future trilogy. However, an animated television ser [...]	D
Early in 2008, several directors, including Steven Spielberg, voted on an attraction room for Univer [...]	D
In Ritorno al futuro - Parte II (1989), Biff watches Per un pugno di dollari (1964) in the alternati [...]	D
Buford says to Doc's dance date (Clara), "Well, looky what we have here." Biff says the same thing t [...]	D
In the Back to the Future trilogy, the "present" date is October 26, 1985 (2015 is the future, 1885 [...]	D
ZZ Top: One of the film's composing bands has a cameo as the band in 1885, playing a variation of "D [...]	D
One of the DeLoreans used in the filming of this movie was on display at the Planet Hollywood restau [...]	D
An similar scene of a Locomotive '3' pushing a car on the train track can be seen in La grande corsa [...]	D
Before the new courthouse clock is reset to 8:00 ready for its official 8:00 start, it can be seen b [...]	D
The editor of Hill Valley's newspaper in 1885 is "M. R. Gale", a tribute to trilogy screenwriter Bob [...]	D
On November 7, 2010 the DeLorean used during filming was put back on the exact set of tracks used fo [...]	D
It's believed that Doc's kiss with Clara marks Christopher Lloyd's first kissing scene in his movie [...]	D
The day before the film's official release, 19 cities across the US hosted a screening of the entire [...]	D
At the end of the film, Doc Brown's wardrobe is inspired by Professor Marvel's in Il mago di Oz (193 [...]	D
Doc Brown stands at the bar with a shot of whiskey in his hand all night, and then promptly passes o [...]	D
In every film of the trilogy: There is a scene where Marty is knocked unconscious and awoken by some [...]	D
The clock in the clock tower started running at 8:00 p.m. on September 5, 1885. The date is provided [...]	D
The role of Clara Clayton was written specifically for Mary Steenburgen.	D
The DeLorean that was specifically used for travelling back to 1885 is the only other fully intact o [...]	D
When Doc shoots the hanging rope, it is a nod to the film Il buono, il brutto, il cattivo (1966), in [...]	D
In 2011, the DeLorean with the white-walled 1950s wheels was finally restored after a good six to se [...]	D
This film marked the second time Christopher Lloyd (Doc) worked in a film with Pat Buttram (black ha [...]	D
Before sending Marty back to 1885, Doc mentions that he uses the drive-in theater so Marty doesn't r [...]	D
Michael J. Fox compared the filming of all three movies to "being back in school", as it seemed like [...]	D
The steam engine is blowing black smoke out the chimney as if it were burning coal, but the tender i [...]	D
This is the second comedic Western to feature a character played by Christopher Lloyd in love with a [...]	D
Robert Zemeckis would repeatedly work 18-hour days, shooting this film by day and overseeing the edi [...]	D
Ranked #35 on Empire Magazine's 50 Greatest Movie Sequels in 2009.	D
To film the destruction of the DeLorean (right after Marty McFly's eventual return to 1985), the fil [...]	D
The scene in which Marty crashes into the fence and is found by his paternal great-great grandfather [...]	D
Doc's flying time-traveling train is a culmination of technology used by Doc in all three films - th [...]	D
The film takes place from November 12 to November 16, 1955, from September 2 to September 7, 1885 an [...]	D
The name on the manure wagon in 1885 reads "A. Jones". In Ritorno al futuro (1985), the name on the [...]	D
The scene where a machine is making breakfast could be a nod to another crackpot inventor, Caractacu [...]	D
Marty thwarts Needles by driving in reverse during their drag race. Steve McQueen pulls this exact s [...]	D
The scene where Marty enters the Palace Saloon in 1885 and tries to order ice water is similar to a [...]	D
The recent release of the Diamond Select Toys' 1:15 scale model of the railed version of the DeLorea [...]	D
In some shots for the scene where Marty is dragged by the horse, Michael J. Fox was actually being d [...]	D
The 1978 western movie Goin' South starred Christopher Lloyd as a town deputy who's love of his life [...]	D
Sixth-highest-grossing film of 1990.	D
This is the first of two western movies for which Alan Silvestri composed the music of in 1990. The [...]	D
The bandanna Doc Brown is wearing is made from the shirt he wore in Ritorno al futuro - Parte II (19 [...]	D
Bill McKinney plays the train engineer when Doc and Marty hijack the engine. He was also in Il texan [...]	D
FRANCHISE TRADEMARK: The song "The Power of Love" is played during the second scene of the trilogy, [...]	D
Despite receiving A six shooter, Marty is never seen firing it. He does carry it, and even threatens [...]	D
The saloon in 1885 Hill Valley is in the same location as Lou's CafÃ© in 1955, the gym in 1985, an [...]	D
For Ritorno al futuro - Parte II (1989) and this film, two years were spent building the sets and co [...]	D
A Wells Fargo building can be seen when Marty is about to enter the Palace Saloon. The company was e [...]	D
Marty and Needles would've had the right of way during their drag race; as they had the green light [...]	D
The 1:15 scale DeLorean model with the rail wheels from Diamond Select Toys was originally set to be [...]	D
When Marty, in the Hilldale neighborhood, decides to "race" Needles, as Needles' truck swerves away [...]	D
Tom Wilson based his characterization of Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen on Lee Marvin's Liberty Valance in [...]	D
The number of people shown on the movie poster/DVD cover matches which film of the trilogy it is: Th [...]	D
When Buford shoots Marty (who is wearing the stove lid under the poncho), you can hear the bullet hi [...]	D
FRANCHISE TRADEMARK: In each of the three films, a common theme is that Marty always ends up in a pu [...]	D
According to an Interview this was Christopher Lloyd's first onscreen kiss.	D
In the novelization, after the little boy hands Marty back his gun, he asks him where he got the ide [...]	D
In the first movie, Doc tells Marty that he was inspired to create the flux capacitor after hitting [...]	D
In 1996, Lego released their line of time travel themed sets. As part of the promo for both the Time [...]	D
After waking up in bed and confronting Maggie McFly, Marty briefly pauses while rising from the bed [...]	D
Robert Zemeckis: [citation] When Marty walks along the railroad tracks and finally reaches the town, [...]	D
The locomotive that smashed the DeLorean at the end of the film belonged to the Ventura County Railw [...]	D
Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen makes Marty dance by shooting at him on the floor. After Marty flips the spi [...]	D
Clint Eastwood was asked for permission about his name being used for Marty in the film. He consente [...]	D
Doc Brown's signature was born out of necessity due to him being taller then Michael J. Fox (Marty).	D
Filmed at the same time as Ritorno al futuro - Parte II (1989). In the four years since Ritorno al f [...]	D
After the scene in the saloon where Marty prepares for the duel, you can hear a clock striking 8:00 [...]	D
The train that crashes into the bottom of the ravine was actually a model.	D
Although Marty mentions Clara's name several times throughout the film, he never actually addresses [...]	D
This was the only installment of the trilogy to not be released in the 1980s.	D
The death of Michael J. Fox's father delayed filming for two weeks.	D
When Doc blows the train whistle he exclaims "I've wanted to do that all my life!" This was also sai [...]	D
Michael J. Fox said he enjoyed filming this over Back to the Future Part II (1989) and found it to b [...]	D
If the DeLorean was equipped with a time odometer which measured years travelling backwards or forwa [...]	D
Although a handful of scenes were shot during the making of Ritorno al futuro - Parte II (1989), off [...]	D
In 1976, Matt Clark played Kelly the bartender in Il texano dagli occhi di ghiaccio (1976), serving [...]	D
Pat Buttram's last on-screen role, as a patron in the saloon. All of the roles he performed afterwar [...]	D
Actor and former President Ronald Reagan was originally approached to play the part of Mayor Hubert [...]	D
The film's working title was "Three".	D
The 1885 time setting was partly due to a suggestion by Michael J. Fox, who had commented to produce [...]	D
The bulk of the main cast - Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, Lea Thompson, Tom Wilson - have all c [...]	D
In the 1880s, the fastest steam locomotive in active service was the Eight Wheeler Steam Engine (whe [...]	D
This is the only film in the trilogy where Marty and Doc Brown exchange catchphrases. Marty says "Gr [...]	D
In all three "Back To The Future" films, a member of the Tannen family (Biff, Griff, or Mad Dog) alw [...]	D
The twinkly piano cue, used at the start of the main title theme of this film is an homage by Alan S [...]	D
Writer/producer Bob Gale owns two pieces of the destroyed DeLorean: the time circuit display and a t [...]	D
The part of Seamus McFly was originally written for Crispin Glover.	D
The location shoot was so dusty that many of the crew took to wearing paint masks.	D
After stopping Mad Dog Tannen from shooting Doc Brown, Marty tells Mad Dog and his crew to "lighten [...]	D
In the scene where Doc and Marty are analyzing the map and talking about how Clayton ravine is then [...]	D
[01:50:45] Doc's younger son, Verne, looks right at the camera.	D
In the course of the year that it took to film Ritorno al futuro - Parte II (1989) and this movie, M [...]	D
Filmed over a period of five and a half months.	D
The clock for the Hill Valley Clock Tower can be seen in the background being unloaded from the trai [...]	D
According to the clock behind them, Doc and Marty have their picture taken at 8:08 p.m. This is poss [...]	D
There exists enough clues in all three movies to reconstruct the travels of the DeLorean precisely ( [...]	D
FRANCHISE TRADEMARK: In each film in the trilogy, Tom Wilson ends up covered in manure.	D
It is never explained why the Tannens hate, bully and antagonize the McFly family in the entire Back [...]	D
When Doc and Marty are at the drive-in preparing the DeLorean for the trip to 1885, Marty mentions C [...]	D
A horse dealership in 1885 is owned by the Statlers. In Ritorno al futuro (1985) there is an ad on t [...]	D
The brief clip of Clara yanking the emergency cord aboard the train car is used on a regular routine [...]	D
There are two DeLoreans at the same time in this film in 1885: the one hidden in the mine waiting to [...]	D
In a scene that was cut from the film, Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen shoots Marshal Strickland in the back [...]	D
As mentioned before, ZZ Top cameos as the town band during the big dance scene; if you watch closely [...]	D
The character of Clara Clayton is in reference to Clara Clemens, Samuel Clemens' (Mark Twain's) daug [...]	D
Tom Wilson, who plays Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen, performed all of his horse riding stunts himself. He [...]	D
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER TRADEMARK (Steven Spielberg): [stars]: When Doc and Clara kiss while looking at t [...]	D
When filming the sequence with the train and DeLorean, for safety's sake, the builders rigged it so [...]	D
A bottle of Tabasco sauce is visible in the saloon during the "wake-up juice" scene. It has a design [...]	D
According to The Making of 'Back to the Future III' (1990), the manure consisted mainly of horse fee [...]	D
The DeLorean's wheels are conveniently located for riding on railroad tracks. The car's track width [...]	D
Clara can be seen behind Marty and Doc while looking at the map at the train station.	D
The Colt salesman tells Marty that the shooting game is so easy a baby can do it. In Ritorno al futu [...]	D
Marty is talking to Doc about love and says that love hits you "like lightning". Doc replies "Don't [...]	D
FRANCHISE TRADEMARK: Marty is in 1955 and 1985 at some point in each film of the trilogy.	D
Doc Brown states his German ancestors' surname was "von Braun". This is a reference to Wernher von B [...]	D
The person who has time traveled the farthest into the future is Clara Clayton. At the end of the fi [...]	D
The first scene in this movie, where Marty goes back to the future in the time machine, powered by a [...]	D
When filming the scene where Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen tries to lynch Marty, Michael J. Fox was accide [...]	D
In Ritorno al futuro - Parte II (1989), Biff's hotel in the alternate 1985 is called "Biff's Pleasur [...]	D
In the mid 1990s, there was plans for Back to the Future Part IV. One discussed plot would have invo [...]	D
In a deleted scene (shown on DVD), Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen was supposed to shoot Marshal Strickland [...]	D
Robert Zemeckis: [fight in restaurant]	D
A prop and building set preservation committee submitted a request and got it granted for the Ponach [...]	D
Marty uses a "Frisbie's" pie plate to knock a gun out of Mad Dog's hand. In 1871, the Frisbie Pie Co [...]	D
[00:04:15] The four pictures above Doc's fireplace in 1955 show, from left to right: Sir Isaac Newto [...]	D
The scene in which Doc explains to Clara that he is from the future is similar to the scene when Mar [...]	D
Specs on the diesel locomotive that wipes out the DeLorean near movie's end: this train engine is an [...]	D
If Marty had killed Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen in the duel, Biff Tannen would never had been born, and [...]	D
The town was in Chinese Camp, California, and was, in an eerily fitting way, destroyed by lightning [...]	D
In this film, Mary Steenburgen played Clara Clayton, a 19th Century woman who falls in love with a t [...]	D
The scenes shot in Monument Valley were in unusually cold temperatures even though Doc and Marty are [...]	D
Evidently, the manager for ZZ Top repeatedly tried to convince producer/co-writer Bob Gale to make t [...]	D
Throughout the entire trilogy, each year that Doc and/or Marty travel to ends with the number five ( [...]	D
The DeLorean makes its longest single leap through time in this movie, travelling one hundred years, [...]	D
The second and third Back to the Future movies were shot consecutively over the course of eleven mon [...]	D
In Ritorno al futuro - Parte II (1989), Marty clumsily attempts to play "The Power Of Love" on his g [...]	D
Just like in the 1st film (when Lorraine surprises them in Doc's garage), both Marty & Doc have to s [...]	D
Robert Zemeckis: [Music] The seventh Robert Zemeckis-directed project with music by Alan Silvestri.	D
From the outset, Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale were adamant that Ritorno al futuro - Parte II (1989) [...]	D
This film was released in North America on May 25, 1990, writer/producer Bob Gale's 39th birthday.	D
The steam locomotive used in this movie is Sierra No. 3, painted and rigged to look like the Locomot [...]	D
Biff "has a lot of room to talk" when he accuses Marty of being "the little hothead" in Ritorno al f [...]	D
The scene where Marty and Jennifer kiss on the porch was the only scene shot while Ritorno al futuro [...]	D
In 1885, Clara asked Doc whether it would be possible to travel to the Moon. Doc answered "Definitel [...]	D
The three old timers in the saloon were played by Dub Taylor, Pat Buttram, and Harry Carey Jr., who [...]	D
Mary Steenburgen's children were the ones who persuaded her to be in the film.	D
When Marty comes back from 1885 on the train track, you can see that the ravine is now called "Eastw [...]	D
Bob Gale and Robert Zemeckis figured that for this movie, they had already done all that they could [...]	D
While at the Pohatchee Drive-In Theater in 1955 prior to time travelling back to 1885, Marty asks wh [...]	D
while Doc/Marty are planning the train route, Clara can be seen in the background holding her things [...]	D
During the scene where they are prepping the DeLorean at the Pohatchee Drive-In Theater, Marty says [...]	D
The writing on the picture Doc gives Marty reads "To Marty - Partners in time - September 5, 1885" .	D
First movie to use Universal's new 75th anniversary opening studio logo. The logo ran until 1997.	D
The hammering in the Hill Valley clock tower as it is being built in 1885 mirrors the ticking of the [...]	D
The train station is near the site of the station built for Il cavaliere pallido (1985), a Clint Eas [...]	D
After Marty arrived in 1885, there were two DeLoreans, the one Marty drove, and the one Doc Brown wa [...]	D
According to the book "Billy Gibbons: Rock & Roll Gearhead", ZZ Top was hanging around the set, and [...]	D
In the dedication to the Clock Tower scene, the fireworks ignited are the exact same pattern as when [...]	D
This is the only film in the franchise not to receive any Oscar nominations.	D
For approximately three weeks, Robert Zemeckis would fly to Los Angeles after his day's filming of t [...]	D
The design of Doc's bathroom door, in which the horizontal section tilts upwards, is the same as on [...]	D
Trilogy trademark :By the end of the trilogy, Marty, Biff, Griff, Doc, and Jennifer all get knocked [...]	D
This film marks the only time in the trilogy when Doc Brown exchanges dialogue with a member of the [...]	D
The location of 1885 Hill Valley was the same one used for Clint Eastwood's Il cavaliere pallido (19 [...]	D
In the "Making of" DVD, producer and screenwriter Bob Gale describes the character of Buford "Mad Do [...]	D
Each of Needles' henchmen comes from one of the other gangs in the trilogy. J.J. Cohen played Skinhe [...]	D
When Marty initially goes back to 1885, he is wearing a cowboy shirt that has a design of the atom o [...]	D
The time machine model in this movie was created using spent shotgun shell casings.	D
Final film of Dorothy Hack.	D
Two versions of the DeLorean were used for the smashing of the time machine. One was simply half fla [...]	D
Marty McFly's house was filmed only Â¼ mile (Â½ Km) from a scene in Caesar and Otto's Paranormal [...]	D
Robert Zemeckis: [Casting] The film features Christopher Lloyd as Doc.	D
Throughout the trilogy, the DeLorean and its duplicates created via time travel make fifteen trips t [...]	D
It is estimated that Universal saved between $10 and $15 million by filming Ritorno al futuro - Part [...]	D
The photographer at the festival is the film's director of photography, Dean Cundey.	D
If you start this movie after the lightning rod is hit on the 1955 clock tower, at the end of the se [...]	D
Two of Buford's gang were stuntmen, cast solely for their ability to ride horses.	D
The railed version of the DeLorean released to the public in a 1:18 sized scale by Sun Star Models w [...]	D
Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, Lea Thompson, Tom Wilson, James Tolkan, Marc McClure (who appeare [...]	D
FRANCHISE TRADEMARK: In every film, Marty is knocked out. He always wakes up and says "Mom?", Lea Th [...]	D
The unnamed man in the saloon with barbed wire, with whom Doc Brown converses is John Warne Gates. H [...]	D
Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen is arrested by Marshal Strickland's Deputy, rather than the Marshal himself. [...]	D
FRANCHISE TRADEMARK: In each film of the trilogy, Marty ends up in a chase through the town with a m [...]	D
A 'bullet-proof vest' appears in each of the three movies of the trilogy. In the first movie, Doc we [...]	D
Mary Steenburgen, who plays Clara Clayton Brown, and Jules Verne, for whom her characters sons Jules [...]	D
Michael Winslow ("Jones" of Police Academy fame) performed the sound effects of Michael J. Fox's fee [...]	D

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