Back To The Future Part III

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Back To The Future Part III Trivia

What is the name of the town in "Back to the Future Part III" (Advanced)

#1: Hill Valley

#2: Clayton Ravine

#3: Shonash Ravine

#4: Eastwood Ravine

What year does Doc end up in after the lightning strike in "Back to the Future Part III"? (Genius)

#1: 1880

#2: 1885

#3: 1890

#4: 1895

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Back To The Future Part III Fun Facts

Michael J. Fox nearly choked during the hanging scene, as the noose tightened accidentally while filming.

The role of Clara Clayton was specifically written for Mary Steenburgen because the writers were impressed with her previous work.

Back To The Future Part III Polls

Which character from Back to the Future Part III is your favorite

Marty McFly

Doc Brown

Clara Clayton

Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen

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Which location from Back to the Future Part III is your favorite

Hill Valley 1885

The McFly Farm

The Train Tracks

The Saloon

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Popular Characters

Marty McFly

Dr. Emmett Brown

Clara Clayton

Buford 'Mad Dog' Tannen

Maggie McFly

Seamus McFly

Jennifer Parker

Dave McFly

Linda McFly

Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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May 25, 1990

Release of Back to the Future Part III

The movie Back to the Future Part III was released to theaters as the third installment in the Back to the Future trilogy.

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August 1989

Filming of Back to the Future Part III

Principal photography for Back to the Future Part III took place, completing the trilogy's story arc set in the old west.

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Late 1989

Back to the Future Trilogy Completed

Completion of filming and production of all three Back to the Future movies, including Part III, wrapping up the iconic time travel saga.

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