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[Music]
the magic of Steven Spielberg director
Robert Zemeckis and Michael J Fox has
clicked again Back to the Future Part 2
is a blockbuster the first film earned
over 200 million dollars in 1985 and
turned Fox into a major movie star
this time they shot not only back to the
future - but back to the Future 3
simultaneously two sequels produced at
once a first even for Hollywood oh wait
here comes the this is gonna be great
now this is the this is the 409 coming
through the train coming yeah we should
we do it I mean that'll be a nice piece
okay all right okay it's now got a
problem Orson Welles once said about
directing that it was the biggest toy
train set in the world
mm-hmm is that I read that it's a it's
the biggest electric train set of Boyka
hands ah see I'm good Orson Welles one
said about it directing that is the
biggest electric train ahead of work it
out thank you
you three yeah it is it's I mean I mean
what other it's it's great
[Music]
this is a story of a director who after
spending three demanding years with
Roger Rabbit didn't take a well-deserved
rest in the world special effects
instead he and producer Bob Gale decided
to travel even further into the future
of filmmaking to invent new visual
effects if you've seen the movie you'll
appreciate this filmmaking process if
you haven't we won't give away all the
food
[Music]
moviemaking the real-life dr. Brown is
Robert Zemeckis
[Music]
what the hell was that it's so typical
of Bob and Bob to sit down and write
this stuff and have no one tell them
that it was possible but not even ask I
didn't care whether or not it had never
been done or anybody could do it it was
gonna get done I need to worry you guy
gets on a hoverboard skims across the
water shoots up the bank inside of a
building you know and then five other
guys I hope before it's chased after
[Music]
when they were writing that everybody
would call babies Brodie achoo there's
nothing they feel like there's nothing
like that and that included having one
actor play different roles on the screen
without Danny asleep and interacting
I've never done before I get another
thing how do you know where I live
let's just say were related there for
these shots all of the mecca's needed
was a technological toy that didn't
exist until he asked for it
oh yeah sure right that's rich in this
movie you use something called the Vista
guide dolly system could you explain
that to me basically what it is is it's
computerized robot camera which allows
us to do like elaborate camera moves and
then the computer memorizes every nuance
of that camera move and then plays our
back exactly the same way every time so
what that allows us to do is it allows
us to have one actor play multiple roles
in the same shot but not have to have
the camera locked down like they used to
have to do in the old the old movie went
both sides of the scene are filmed with
the exact same camera moves they are
melded together to form one seamless
theme it's a time-consuming process for
the technicians and
you frame your head out sportbike I am
yeah like you know reminiscing Leon
remember that I would do one side of the
scene that's the older man and then as
the young man I would have this tiny
hearing aid like device that was radio
control that I would have in my ear
and I would have you know I would be
acting with myself hearing my other my
other voice in my ear with Bob Bob Z on
a microphone saying things like you know
go to the car open the door
as I was acting so that I could time out
everything perfectly you decide what
what character is going to what we call
drive the scene which means burn in the
program into the camera so you start
with that character and of course the
difficult part is memorizing where the
eye lines out the other characters so
it's a very complicated as pre space-age
stuff
[Music]
so how did you make the DeLorean fly I
mean to be perfectly honest what we did
is we went to you know the Rockwell
engineering company and we had them
converted into sort of a hidden
helicopter system underneath and kind of
spies like a little mini helicopter a
little propeller system that makes it
move around are you saying you're not
gonna tell me about yourself the
DeLorean doesn't have a hidden
helicopter system the MEC has made that
up we can tell you that some of the
flying teams were shot with a three foot
long miniature DeLorean but this is not
a miniature in this case the magician
doesn't want to reveal his true
[Music]
Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale wrote the
first Back to the Future in 1981 every
studio in Hollywood turn the script down
the only person who believed in the idea
was Steven Spielberg but Zemeckis and
Spielberg had failed at the box office
with their first two film collaborations
so they decided at that time not to risk
a third then three years later Zemeckis
directed the hit Romancing the Stone
[Music]
afterwards
every studio wanted to make Back to the
Future from the exact same script but
the mecca's turned them down and made
this film with Steven Spielberg now part
two is a huge success it earned 43
million dollars in just five days
and now Zemeckis has brought a crew of
200 to Sonora a town of 5,000 people in
Northern California's Gold Country here
that filmmakers will be working for four
months on back to the future part three
they've built a top secret western town
right by the railroad tracks and because
the mecca's was working the day I talked
to him we had to stay close to the set
my feeling is no I don't think America
will have too much back to the future
and the reason for that is is that the
film the idea of the three films is that
they are a tight trilogy and they're
this sort of saga of these this family
in this town and these characters that
go through time my feeling is is that
the law stand as stand on their own and
they'll stand together and I and I think
that's actually the difference I think
that most sequels aren't thought out all
at once
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