Bob Gale



Bob Gale
  • Date of Birth: 21 May, 1951
  • Place of Birth: University City, Missouri, U.S.
  • Biography: Michael Robert "Bob" Gale (born May 25, 1951) is an Academy Award-nominated American screenwriter who co-wrote the science fiction film Back to the Future with writing partner Robert Zemeckis, and the screen plays for the film's two sequels. Gale also co-produced all three films. He is married and although he... Read more

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The Season of Shows
variety.com – 2008-02-29
With WonderCon having inaugurated the convention season with a by-all-accounts successful show, a number of big events will heat things up in the coming weeks. ... Full Article

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boxofficemojo.com – 2003-11-18
From his home in suburban Los Angeles, Gale, who also wrote Used Cars , I Wanna Hold Your Hand and 1941 , tells Box Office Mojo about Back to the Future and his most recent motion picture Interstate 60 ,... ... Full Article

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10 Questions: Bob Gale
ign.com – 2002-12-18
December 18, 2002 - His writing credits include Used Cars , 1941 , and I Wanna Hold Your Hand , but writer/producer Bob Gale's most famous work will probably remain the Back to the Future trilogy, which he co-wrote with... ... Full Article

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He owes his success in part to regular producer Bob Gale and Steven Spielberg, who championed his career from the early days.
skymovies.com –
"I have a very simple philosophy about movies and kids, and that is, when I was a kid, I never wanted to see a movie that was made for kids." ... Full Article

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einsiders.com –
Disc Details Special Features: Widescreen anamorphic format Chapter selection Commentary track by co-writer/director Robert Zemeckis, actor Kurt Russell and co-writer/producer Bob Gale Outtakes TV spot Trailers Radio spots Vintage advertizing gallery Filmographies Booklet with production notes Video Format: Anamorphic Widescreen... ... Full Article

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tvguide.com –
An engaging, slapstick look at the effect the Beatles had on the US when they crossed the Atlantic. The time is February 1964, and the group are about to appear on the Ed Sullivan Show. ... Full Article

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