The cast of the film has joined forces with Gibson Guitars in a search to track one of the most iconic souvenirs of the film: the red es-345 used by Marty McFly.
In honor of the 40th anniversary of the premiere of Return to the futurethe main members of the cast of the film have joined forces with Gibson Guitars In a search to track one of the most iconic souvenir of the film: the red es-345 of Michael J. Fox (Marty McFly) in which he played “Johnny B. Goode” In the dance enchantment under the Sea.
“I was born in the 60s, when there was a very important music explosion,” says Fox, 63, to the People portal about the origin of his love for music, which finally manifested himself in the iconic film scene. “My brother listened to them all, and I, at 7 years, listened Blind Faith and RARE EARTH. I always wanted to be Rock and Roll guitarist, that was all he wanted to do. It has always been one of my passions, rock and roll, and in particular the guitar; There is something special in him, as if you were squeezing magic and music. ”
The lost guitar to return to the future
To achieve this monumental feat and, hopefully, dig up a lost treasure in the history of cinema, the legendary instrument manufacturer has launched an international search for the guitar, accompanied by a video of call to the action released on Tuesday, June 3, in which Fox appears, as well as other cast members as Read Thompson, Christopher Lloyd, Harry Waters Jr., Huey Lewis And more.
To accompany the search for the guitar, Gibson Films has begun the production of a new documentary entitled Lost to the future. This next project will even more reveal the search for the ES-345, including even more detailed interviews with Fox, Thompson, Lloyd, Waters Jr., Lewis and the Cooking, screenwriter and film producer, Bob Galeas well as with a select group of world -renowned musicians who have been inspired by the film throughout the decades.
The director of the documentary, Doc Crotzer (Roadhouse, Glee), as well as Mark Agnesi (Director of Brand Experience in Gibson), “They will guide the spectators in the global search for this legendary instrument, from forgotten cinematographic useful stores forgotten, fascinating old guitar stores, auction houses and dark alleys,” according to an official press release from Gibson.
Source: Ambito
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