The protagonists of “Back to the future” had an emotional reunion

players Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, Lea Thompson and Tom Wilson They had an emotional reunion this weekend, 37 years after the film was released Back to the futureduring the Fan Expo event in the city of Portland (USA).

Thompson, who starred as Lorraine in the first two films in the saga, shared the photo on her Instagram account with Fox, Lloyd and Wilson.

“Wow, Honestly had a great time today with my family #bttf”Thompson wrote. “So many fun times for the fans too and a llama,” he added.

Additionally, Thompson shared a few videos, including one with Lloyd, who played the eccentric scientist. Emmett “Doc” Brown.

“Look who’s here. Look what the cat dragged,” Thompson said.

In another of the videos, Thompson asked Wilson, who was playing Steak the tooth: “I’m an airhead, aren’t I?”. The question alluded to his character’s classic insult in the movies.

Then, for a brief moment, Wilson transformed into Biff Tannen and punched Thompson in the head and jokingly asked, “Hello, is anyone home?”

Fox, who played the time traveler Marty McFlyalso posted an Instagram story with photos of her fellow cast members.

“I love being at these FanExpo events and seeing some of my favorite people like Lea, Tom, Chris and all of you., head #bttf. Awesome,” he wrote.

In October 2022, Lloyd and Fox received a standing ovation from the audience during an emotional reunion held at New York Comic-Con.

The popular actors appeared at Javit’s Center for Comic Con in New York City to discuss the hit movie trilogy that continues to draw in fans from around the world.

Both were received by a wave of applause and shouts from their fans, to which they responded with an emotional hug, to later talk about their friendship and their film career, as well as to reveal some details of the filming of ” Back to the future”.

The first film in the saga, directed by Robert Zemeckis, became the highest-grossing film of 1985 and has since been considered a popular culture classic of the 1980s.

Michael J. Fox He was not the first actor chosen to give life to Marty McFly. They hired him to replace Eric Stoltz, who was fired despite having already shot almost all of the scenes. Since Lloyd met him knew it would be forever: “I didn’t know Michael in person and when I saw him I felt an immediate chemistry“, he assured.

For his part, the Canadian interpreter praised his co-star, with whom he shared the screen in the three films, under the orders of Zemeckis, who received a nomination for the first film and went on to won an Oscar for the box office hit “Forrest.” Gum”. “It’s hilariously entertaining…said the actor, who admires his great friend’s acting work.

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