I never saw this coming from a million miles away... I would have totally blown this on any trivia game... only to be completely blindsided with a harsh dose of one of the craziest thing's I've heard of in movies.... I bet none of you knew what you are about to read...
I was just doing some research on www.IMDB.com and found out a very interesting and disturbing tidbit about the movie Back to the Future.
Crispin Glover, The actor who played George McFly in the first movie apparently refused to take on the role again in the sequels, so instead it was played by Jeffrey Weissman who wore prosthetics to make him look like the character from the original.
But wait, there's more! Crispin Glover (BTTF1) sued Stephen Spielberg for using his likeness and clips of him in the sequels, and won!
Even so, I have to give props to Stephen Spielberg on this one. For whatever that lawsuit ended up being, it had to have been well worth keeping the character's look and feel in the sequels. Heck, it was done so well that I didn't even know this until I was randomly looking up if anybody from that movie had gone on to do other movies I've seen.
At first I was thinking, wait a minute, this is an error, but then I found this that confirmed the swap, to my disbelief:
http://tomwilsonusa.com/ he has a lot of cool paintings there of mostly toys and games. He is also a voice in many Sponge Bob Square Pants episodes.
I was just doing some research on www.IMDB.com and found out a very interesting and disturbing tidbit about the movie Back to the Future.
Crispin Glover, The actor who played George McFly in the first movie apparently refused to take on the role again in the sequels, so instead it was played by Jeffrey Weissman who wore prosthetics to make him look like the character from the original.
But wait, there's more! Crispin Glover (BTTF1) sued Stephen Spielberg for using his likeness and clips of him in the sequels, and won!
Even so, I have to give props to Stephen Spielberg on this one. For whatever that lawsuit ended up being, it had to have been well worth keeping the character's look and feel in the sequels. Heck, it was done so well that I didn't even know this until I was randomly looking up if anybody from that movie had gone on to do other movies I've seen.
At first I was thinking, wait a minute, this is an error, but then I found this that confirmed the swap, to my disbelief:
And on a side note, remember Biff? Well, he mostly paints now, so I'm sure many of you here will be interested in checking out his site.Excited by the chance to explore more adventurous projects, he turned down an offer to reprise McFly in Back to the Future Part II (1989). The producers brought the character back to life by splicing together archived footage and new scenes (using an actor in prosthetic makeup). Glover, who hadn't given permission for his scenes to be recycled, sued the film's producer, Steven Spielberg, and won. The case prompted the Screen Actors Guild to devise new regulations about the use of actors' images.
Source: http://imdb.com/name/nm0000417/bio