There are one or two memorable songs in Back to the Future – Gotta Start Somewhere, an uptempo jig for Goldie and the ...

This nostalgic stage adaptation is entertaining, even if the new songs by Alan Silvestri and Glen Ballard pale in comparison ...

Don’t expect “Back to the Future” to return from the past. While speaking at Universal Fan Fest Nights on Friday (via People), “Back to the Future” screenwriter Bob Gale shut down the ...

Gale continued, “Bob would never save money by hiring a cheaper performer in a small role, a lesson we learned on our first movie: a mediocre day player can ruin a film.” In Back to the Future ...

Back To The Future writer Bob Gale is never one to mince words. The original trilogy of films, about to be released onto 4K Blu-ray, are iconic and untouchable as far as quality and their place in ...

Great Scott! Back to The Future: The Musical is roaring into Proctors at 88 miles per hour. The Broadway show is on its way to start its First National Tour, with previews taking place at the cast&… ...

Gale said, when he originally wrote the movie, it took a lot of time to convince production companies to pick it up. "The script had been rejected over 40 times," Gale said.

Gale said that the idea to make a stage musical dates back to 2005 when Zemeckis’ wife was watching The Producers. According to Gale, she mentioned to her husband that Back to the Future would ...

Bob Gale, co-writer of the “Back to the Future” trilogy, shows the hoverboards used in the movie. Yes, Gale has been on a real hoverboard, but they wouldn’t give him one for free.

Jessica Marshall: I wonder if we could go back in time, pun intended, to when you first got the idea for the screenplay for the film “Back to the Future.” Bob Gale: August 1980.