Back to the Future Part III wasn't the first time that Christopher Lloyd and Mary Steenburgen teamed up in a western comedy, but the movie they made 12 years earlier was completely different.

Dr. Brown, or Doc, as he is more commonly called, is a brilliant scientist who creates a time machine out of a DeLorean, which eventually gets destroyed in the ending of Back to the Future Part III.

And while you're checking out the stars from 30 years ago, we have a look at where they are now. Here is the cast of "Back to the Future Part II" then and now: Michael J. Fox ...

When it comes to picking her favorite Back to the Future movie, Thompson admitted there is a reason that the third film doesn't stick out to her. "I didn't have a very good part in the third one ...

Forty years ago, moviegoers were almost shouting, “Great Stoltz!” That’s because “Back to the Future,” the science-fiction classic that hit theaters on July 3, 1985, nearly starred a ...

Check out the adorable “call to action” video below featuring some familiar faces from Back to the Future ‘s cast, including Michael J. Fox, Lea Thompson, Christopher Lloyd, and Harry Waters ...

She continued, "The truth is that Back to the Future II and III were supposed to be kind of like one movie, and then they spread it out into two. So, it wasn't constructed in the same way as Back ...

This story has been updated to correct the spelling of a name. Michael J. Fox made history in 1985 when his "Back to the Future" character Marty McFly played Chuck Berry 's "Johnny B. Goode" on a ...

When "Back to the Future Part II" came out in 1989, Lee played Whitey, a member of Griff’s gang who knew all about hoverboards. Lee would go on to star in “Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story” in ...

For Lea Thompson, picking a favorite Back to the Future film is like picking a favorite child — but her choice is one you'd likely expect. "For me, it's Back to the Future 1 because it's just a ...