During a Back to the Future panel at Los Angeles Comic Con on Friday, Oct. 4, the actor was asked about the range of characters he portrayed throughout the trilogy, including Marty McFly’s daughter, Marlene — and what his real-life daughters thought of his performance. “I don't know if my daughters have seen it,” Fox, 63, said.

Lea Thompson is revisiting a very iconic road. The actress, 63, revealed she didn’t initially hit it off with Michael J. Fox while filming “Back to the Future” in 1985.

In a 2019 EW oral history of Some Kind of Wonderful, Thompson remembered thinking her "career was over" after Howard the Duck bombed, but then "my friend Eric Stoltz [rode] up to the top of Laurel Canyon and said, 'Howard Deutch wants you to reconsider the part of Amanda Jones.' Four or five days later I was shooting."

I remember being like, ‘He's just a TV star, and I'm a movie star,' " the actress said of Fox on the 'Still Here Hollywood' podcast

Lea Thompson has revealed she initially did not get along well with her Back to the Future co-star Michael J. Fox. The 63-year-old actor, who recently opened up about her relationship with Artem Chigvintsev,

Lea Thompson didn't initially hit it off with Michael J. Fox when she met him on the Back to the Future set. "I was friends with Eric Stoltz who had just gotten fired," Thompson, 63, shared in an interview on the "Still Here Hollywood" podcast on Monday,