Long time readers know that our friend, film historian Bruce Crawford, loves to bring classic movies back to the big screen. Since I’ve known him, Bruce has presented such films as “Jaws,” “Young Frankenstein,” “The Great Escape” and “American Graffiti,” among others, to packed theatres in Omaha. On Friday, November 9, 2018, he’s doing it again.
“Back to the Future,” one of the most beloved films of all time, will be shown that evening at the Joslyn Art Museum, located at 2200 Dodge Street, in Omaha. Of course, like all of Bruce’s presentations, you get much more than a movie. Bob Gale, the co-creator (with Robert Zemeckis) of the BTTF Trilogy, will be on hand to participate in a Q&A before the screening and a meet-and-greet autograph session with fans after the show. Joining Mr. Gale is actor Harry Walters, Jr., who played musician Marvin Berry (Chuck’s cousin) in the film.
Tickets to the event are now on sale for $24 each and can be purchased at the customer service counters of all Omaha-area Hy Vee food stores. Proceeds from the event will benefit the Nebraska Kidney Association.
For more information, you can call (402) 830-2121 or (308) 830-2121. You can also click HERE.
To read my 30th Anniversary Interview with Bob Gale, click HERE.
