In an unexpected turn of events, a wave of nostalgia has swept the internet, thanks to the ongoing pandemic. Amidst the lockdowns, many beloved stars from classic films and shows have come together for virtual reunions. Enter Alex Reed, who launched his YouTube series, “Reunited Together,” by first gathering the cast of The Goonies and later taking it up a notch with a reunion of the iconic ’80s film, Back to the Future.
The Back to the Future Reunion
In this remarkable Zoom gathering, Reed brought together actors including Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, Lea Thompson, Mary Steenburgen, Elisabeth Shue, and Claudia Wells, who portrayed Marty McFly’s girlfriend in the original film. They were also joined by director Robert Zemeckis and special guest, filmmaker J.J. Adams, who, although not involved with the original, couldn’t resist participating due to his deep admiration for the film.
The reunion raised funds for Project Hope, which is dedicated to COVID-19 relief initiatives. The nostalgic event kicks off at around minute 4:10, featuring Lloyd’s excellent reenactment of the legendary “We don’t need roads” line. The cast shared stories from the filming process (originally titled Spaceman From Pluto), recreated classic scenes (hearing Doc Brown say “Great Scott!” was a highlight), and even discussed the idea of a reboot, with Lloyd suggesting an intriguing crossover with Rick and Morty.
A Special Performance
To cap off the reunion, the Back to the Future musical cast delivered a special performance of “Power of Love,” a signature element of Reed’s events. For more nostalgic reunions, check out Alex’s previous episode featuring The Goonies here.
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Conclusion
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