nearly broke the internet last October when he reunited with “Back to the Future” co-star Christopher Lloyd on stage at New York Comic Con. The duo were on the verge of tears as Fox emotionally hugged Lloyd and Lloyd putt his arm around Fox. Their emotional reunion led many “Back to the Future” fans to wonder if the two might collaborate on screen again.
Fox continued, “He can tell a movie’s worth of story in two seconds and you get it. Us regular actors have to lay out hours and hours to get the information out. Chris is brilliant of it. His love of film and his love of being an actor…he’s not just a crazy guy, he’s an artist.” “I didn’t want to make a Parkinson’s movie. I don’t want to make a sick movie. I want to make a movie about a life,” Guggenheim told. “The one think he said to me was, ‘No violence.’ We hope the tone of the movie is no pitying. This is a movie about a wild life, an incredible ride of ups and downs and a Hollywood 1980s movie star and what happens when life throws him a curveball.”
It's a joy to hear and see Michael... Hope you come back to say hello and share your thoughts!
The embrace at the beginning of part 3 in Hill Valley shows it best when Doc saves Marty