Back to the Future
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Back to the Future
Summary
Back to the Future is a film trilogy[1]. It draws 1,086 Wikipedia views per month (film_trilogy category, ranking #14 of 39).[2]
Key Facts
- Back to the Future's image is recorded as Back left.JPG[3].
- Back to the Future's instance of is recorded as film trilogy[4].
- Back to the Future's director is recorded as Robert Zemeckis[5].
- Back to the Future's screenwriter is recorded as Robert Zemeckis[6].
- Back to the Future's composer is recorded as Alan Silvestri[7].
- Back to the Future's genre is recorded as science fiction comedy[8].
- Back to the Future's genre is recorded as science fiction film[9].
- Back to the Future's genre is recorded as comedy film[10].
- Back to the Future's genre is recorded as time-travel film[11].
- Back to the Future's logo image is recorded as Back to the Future film series logo.png[12].
- Back to the Future's logo image is recorded as Zurück in die zukunft logo.svg[13].
- Back to the Future's cast member is recorded as Michael J. Fox[14].
- Back to the Future's cast member is recorded as Christopher Lloyd[15].
- Back to the Future's cast member is recorded as Lea Thompson[16].
- Back to the Future's cast member is recorded as Thomas F. Wilson[17].
- Back to the Future's producer is recorded as Bob Gale[18].
- Back to the Future's Library of Congress authority ID is recorded as sh2015000597[19].
- Back to the Future's production company is recorded as Amblin Entertainment[20].
- Back to the Future's director of photography is recorded as Dean Cundey[21].
- Back to the Future's original language of film or TV show is recorded as English[22].
- Back to the Future's Commons category is recorded as Back to the Future (franchise)[23].
- Back to the Future's country of origin is recorded as United States[24].
- Back to the Future's has part is recorded as Back to the Future[25].
- Back to the Future's has part is recorded as Back to the Future Part II[26].
- Back to the Future's has part is recorded as Back to the Future Part III[27].
Why It Matters
Back to the Future draws 1,086 Wikipedia views per month (film_trilogy category, ranking #14 of 39).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 24 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[28]