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Back to the Future Part III

7.5

Released May 25, 1990Runtime 1h 59min

They've saved the best trip for last... But this time they may have gone too far.

The final installment finds Marty digging the trusty DeLorean out of a mineshaft and looking for Doc in the Wild West of 1885. But when their time machine breaks down, the travelers are stranded in a land of spurs. More problems arise when Doc falls for pretty schoolteacher Clara Clayton, and Marty tangles with Buford Tannen.

Genres

Adventure

Comedy

Science Fiction

Production Companies

Universal Pictures

Amblin Entertainment

Production Countries

United States of America

Finances

Budget: $40,000,000
Revenue: $244,527,583
Profit/Loss: $204,527,583

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Cast

Michael J. FoxMarty McFly / Seamus McFly

Christopher LloydDoctor Emmett Brown

Mary SteenburgenClara Clayton

Thomas F. WilsonBuford 'Mad Dog' Tannen / Biff Tannen

Lea ThompsonMaggie McFly / Lorraine McFly

Elisabeth ShueJennifer

Matt ClarkBartender

Richard DysartBarbwire Salesman

Pat ButtramSaloon Old Timer

Harry Carey, Jr.Saloon Old Timer

Dub TaylorSaloon Old Timer

James TolkanMarshal Strickland

Marc McClureDave McFly

Wendie Jo SperberLinda McFly

Jeffrey WeissmanGeorge McFly

Christopher WynneBuford Tannen's Gang / Needles' Gang

Sean SullivanBuford Tannen's Gang

Mike WatsonBuford Tannen's Gang

Hugh GillinMayor

Burton GilliamColt Gun Salesman

Bill McKinneyEngineer

Donovan ScottDeputy

FleaNeedles

J.J. CohenNeedles' Gang

Ricky Dean LoganNeedles' Gang

Marvin J. McIntyreMortician

Kaleb HenleyStrickland's Son

Todd Cameron BrownJules

Dannel EvansVerne

Kevin HollowayMarty Photo Double

Michael HigginsMarty Dance Double

Leslie A. PrickettCelebration Man

Dean CundeyPhotographer

Jo B. CummingsPie Lady

Steve McArthurFestival Man #1

John IckesFestival Man #2

James A. RammelFestival Dance Caller

Michael KlastorinTownsman #1

Michael MillsTownsman #2

Kenny MyersTownsman #3

Brad McPetersEyepatch

Phinnaes D.Toothless

Rod KuehneTicket Agent

Leno FletcherConductor

Joey NewingtonJoey

Larry IngoldTrain Fireman

Tim KonradBarbwire Salesman's Companion

Glenn FoxBoy with Gun

Crew

Robert ZemeckisDirector

David McGiffertFirst Assistant Director

Cara GiallanzaSecond Assistant Director

Carla CorwinSecond Second Assistant Director

Batan SilvaAdditional Second Assistant Director

Max KlevenSecond Unit Director

Bob GaleScreenplay

Bob GaleStory

Robert ZemeckisStory

Bob GaleCharacters

Robert ZemeckisCharacters

Valorie MassalasCasting

Judy TaylorCasting

Bob GaleProducer

Neil CantonProducer

Mike FentonCasting

Steven SpielbergExecutive Producer

Kathleen KennedyExecutive Producer

Frank MarshallExecutive Producer

Steve StarkeyAssociate Producer

Joan BradshawUnit Production Manager

Michael J. BurmeisterLocation Manager

Pam KayeProduction Accountant

Jim MorrisExecutive In Charge Of Production

Colleen ArnaudAssistant Accountant

Scott RossGeneral Manager

Alia AghaProduction Assistant

Joni KearneyCasting Assistant

Jacqueline A. SheaAssistant Production Coordinator

Harry KeramidasEditor

Rick CarterProduction Design

Dean CundeyDirector of Photography

Arthur SchmidtEditor

Alan SilvestriOriginal Music Composer

Bob YerkesStunts

Gary MorganStunts

Jimmy Corona RooneyStunts

Walt La RueStunts

Robert JaureguiStunts

Marguerite HappyStunts

Ben ScottStunts

Brian SmrzStunts

Daniel K. MooreStunts

R.L. TolbertStunts

Jim PrattStunts

Jeff O'HacoStunts

Mike H. McGaughyStunts

Daniel O'HacoStunts

Danny CostaStunts

Margie Stone McShirleyArt Direction

Joanna JohnstonCostume Design

William James TeegardenArt Direction

Michael TaylorSet Decoration

Debbie EvansStunt Double

Kathleen BeelerRotoscoping Artist

Jennifer Watson-JohnstonStunt Double

Richard BrownGreensman

Beverli EaganSet Designer

Tom McCownLeadman

Ray GilbertiCamera Operator

Clyde E. BryanFirst Assistant Camera

Erin M. CumminsAssistant Art Director

Martin A. KlineProduction Illustrator

Ron CardarelliKey Grip

Steve ChaseGrip

Sean M. CaseyStill Photographer

Jerry SargentConstruction Foreman

Walt HadfieldConstruction Coordinator

Barcie WaiteAssistant Costume Designer

Chuck VelascoCostume Supervisor

Cary ConwayPainter

Randy BosticSet Dressing Artist

Dorothy ByrneKey Hair Stylist

Byron BerlineThanks

Brian WadeMakeup Effects

Timothy EatonVisual Effects Editor

Bill BarrElectrician

Larry SingerADR Supervisor

Brad JeffriesChoreographer

Martin CohenPost Production Supervisor

LeighAnna FrostadTransportation Coordinator

Peter C. BarbourAssistant Sound Editor

Judith WeaverSpecial Effects Coordinator

Dawn OltmanEditorial Coordinator

Patricia BlauVisual Effects Producer

Marc FambroCarpenter

Albert RomeroSound Recordist

Keith O'BrienTransportation Co-Captain

Tom MarchettiDriver

Jolanda WipfliCamera Loader

John ZemanskyProperty Master

Michael KlastorinUnit Publicist

James B. CampbellOrchestrator

Bron RoylanceMakeup Artist

Willie RadcliffCraft Service

Tim MonichDialect Coach

Kendall NishimineVisual Effects

Kim BromleyVisual Effects Coordinator

Bonne RadfordProduction Controller

Jack TiceStudio Teachers

Michael MillsKey Makeup Artist

Earl SampsonBoom Operator

Jack ToddRigging Gaffer

Kenneth KarmanMusic Editor

Scott FarrarVisual Effects Supervisor

Will CascioStunts

Steve CollinsTransportation Captain

Janet Fiona MasonFirst Assistant Editor

William B. KaplanProduction Sound Mixer

Paul Timothy CardenSound Editor

Stephen R. SheridanColor Timer

Tom CantrellLighting Technician

Alan HowarthSpecial Sound Effects

Charles L. CampbellSupervising Sound Editor

Wes TakahashiAnimation Supervisor

John BellVisual Effects Art Director

Tim R. LaffertyPropmaker

Dorothy D. FoxHairstylist

Robert BennettStand In

Walter ScottStunt Coordinator

Alan L. NinebergADR Editor

Vance PiperAssistant Camera

Peter LonsdaleAssociate Editor

Bret CulpepperTechnical Advisor

Carolyn TappFoley Recordist

Michael MeierPyrotechnician

Peter DaultonVisual Effects Camera

Anthony WongAssistant Chief Lighting Technician

David HanksAssistant Camera

David BifanoMusic Programmer

Ron FodeNegative Cutter

Charleen Richards-SteevesADR Mixer

Pat TurnerVFX Director of Photography

Nancy JencksAssistant Editor

Charles CroughwellStunt Double

Greg OrloffFoley Mixer

Loring DoyleVFX Artist

Kelly LindquistCostumer

Jessica GallavanADR Editor

Sid LuceroBest Boy Grip

Larry D. DavisSecond Assistant Camera

Jeff AckermanAssistant Property Master

Tom GerardAdditional Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Kevin BartnofFoley Artist

Dave WachtmanDolly Grip

Mark WalthourChief Lighting Technician

Ken RalstonVisual Effects Supervisor

Drew StruzanArt Designer

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Reviews

Oh, I know you did send me back to the future. But I'm back! I'm back from the future. Doc Brown is back in 1885 in the Old West, soon to be joined by Marty who has found that Doc is in mortal danger from Burford "Mad-Dog" Tannen. Rounding out what turned out to be a hugely popular trilogy, B...

As with Part II, I've come to appreciate this one more, a great blend of sci-fi and western and features once more some fine performances from both Fox and Lloyd, who each do great work portraying different characters (or at least for Lloyd a different time version of Doc Brown). Beyond that, well ...

"Marty" (Michael J Fox) is stuck in 1955 when he learns of the untimely demise of his mentor "Doc. Brown" (Christopher Lloyd) back in 1885. Luckily, the DeLorean is on hand and back he goes - to the wild west - to try and prevent this calamity. Once there, he has no idea how to get back; a task not...

by Andre Gonzales

Not my favorite. I didn't really like the 3rd movie because I'm not really into western type movies.

Maybe a little better than the second movie, but still not a patch on the first. It's worth a watch for the in-jokes but have a standby movie ready.