The Back to the Future movies create a near-flawless trilogy that still has certain fans waiting for another sequel decades later, but they may not know that the saga has already been expanded.

A fax machine of the future, as drawn up by Edward Eyth for 'Back to the Future Part II" A fax machine of the future, as drawn up by Edward Eyth for 'Back to the Future Part II" Edward Eyth ...

Is Back to the Future 4 an actual possibility ... Michael J Fox and Christopher Lloyd in 'Back to the Future Part III', 1990. While Fox is uninterested in a reboot and also ambivalent about ...

According to franchise screenwriter Bob Gale, there won’t be any more films following up the 1985 classic, the 1989 sequel “Back to the Future Part II” and 1990’s “Back to the Future ...

After being asked about the possibility of a “Back to the Future 4,” Gale jokingly told Yahoo ... in 1985 followed by “Back to the Future Part II” in 1989. The 73-year-old noted that ...

At the end of Back to the Future Part III, the DeLoreon is destroyed by a train after Marty returns to 1985, and it kind of seems like the end of time travel – but it’s not. In a surprise ...

He continued, “I mean, it’s like they know in every interview people say, ‘Oh Bob, when is there going to be a “Back to the Future 4 ... to the Future Part II” in 1989 and ...

“People always say, ‘When are you guys going to do Back to the Future 4? And we say ... Back to the Future Part II was released in 1989, and a third installment premiered in 1990.

But to remake the movie or to suggest that there’s a Back to the Future 4, it just isn’t in the cards ... the sequel Back to the Future Part II was released in 1989, and a third installment ...