Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd’s pairing from ‘Back To The Future’ has been one of the most iconic and beloved. Now, years later, the two have finally reunited for a night, and fans cannot seem to stop raving about it! Taking to social media, the actors shared a glimpse into their meeting after a very long time.
Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd reunite
Fox recently took to his social media account to surprise fans with a photo of him and co-star Christopher Lloyd. The two, best known for their work in ‘Back To The Future’, reunited for dinner and shared the news with their fans online. The actor posted the photo along with the caption, “Dining with my bestie at the beach. Next year BTTF is 41. Great Scott. Chris will be [88]. That’s some serious s—.”The photo showed the two actors sitting side by side at a restaurant table, smiling at one another. Lloyd was also quick to respond to the post with his comment: “Man, that’s heavy.” He paid homage to Marty McFly’s iconic line from the film with his comment, which many fans enthusiastically pointed out.
Fan reactions
As soon as the ‘Stuart Little’ actor shared the photo online, fans of the duo rallied under the comment section to share their excitement. One fan wrote, “Imagine casually eating food and looking over to see this table,” while another netizen shared, “(heart emoji) Can we all get a trip in the DeLorean back to the 80’s!?!?”Many people also posted throwback GIFs from the ‘Back To The Future’ films to the comment section.
Premise of ‘Back To The Future’
The premise of the iconic film series starts with Marty McFly, a high school kid who accidentally travels back to the past. He travels back in time because of his friend, Emmett ‘Doc’ Brown, who is a scientist. In the past, he accidentally breaks his parents apart and must race against time to get them back together before he ceases to exist. Other than Fox and Lloyd, the film also starred Lea Thompson and Thomas F. Wilson in the lead roles.
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