Back To The Future Broadway Edition? If Robert Zemeckis Has His Way It Will happen

Back to the Future fans might soon be able to catch Marty McFly on the Broadway stage, that is if Robert Zemeckis has his way.

The famed Hollywood director is currently in talks with film co-writer Bob Gale and film composer Alan Silvestri to adapt the 1985 classic into a stage production.

At this time very few details have been revealed since Zemeckis is only in the early stages of creating the show, however it’s believed that his company ImageMovers will play a big part in adapting the movie for Broadway.

In the meantime it’s still unclear how they will pull off the show, everyone knows you can’t get a DeLorean up to 88MPH over the short distance of a stage and I wouldn’t trust a car flying over my head given the troubles Spiderman: Turn Off The Dark has had just hoisting actors.

On a positive note those Marty McFly self-lacing shoes from Nike are now a reality which should add some reality to the show.

Would you be willing to pay what will likely be quite a bit of cash to see Marty, the Doc and your other favorites in Back to the Future Broadway edition?

Here’s what the show might look like (unlicensed production ahead):

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I’m ready to head to the theater to see what the Back to the Future team has in store for us, even if it sucks it still has to be more true to the original store then Spiderman: Turn off the Dark considering Zemeckis is intimately involved with the production.