What's Happening?
Michael J. Fox, in his new memoir 'Future Boy: Back to the Future and My Journey Through the Space-Time Continuum,' reveals that Crispin Glover's behavior on the set of 'Back to the Future' caused tension with director Robert Zemeckis and screenwriter
Bob Gale. Fox describes Glover's unpredictable nature, which led to the crew constructing a physical barrier to keep him within the camera's frame during filming. Despite the challenges, Fox expresses admiration for Glover's talent and dedication to his character, George McFly. Fox also recounts his meeting with Eric Stoltz, who was initially cast as Marty McFly before being replaced by Fox.
Why It's Important?
The revelations in Fox's memoir provide insight into the dynamics and challenges faced during the production of 'Back to the Future,' a film that has become iconic in American cinema. Understanding the behind-the-scenes interactions between cast members and filmmakers can offer a deeper appreciation for the collaborative efforts required to produce successful films. Additionally, Fox's reflections on his interactions with Stoltz highlight the complexities of casting decisions and their impact on actors' careers.
