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 | Howard the Duck (1986) Trailer Trailer for the classic 80s film Howard The Duck. Based on the comic book by Steve Gerber, produced by George Lucas, directed by Willard Huyck and starring Lea Thompson, Tim Robbins and Jeffrey Jones. |
 | 'Back to the Future' EW.com Reunion 2010 www.ew.com Michael J. Fox and Lea Thompson hang with the DeLorean 25 years later. Plus, memories of shooting the film, and Thompson tears up at Fox's tribute to her performance |
 | Back to the Future - Reunion 2009 Burbank California, April 25th and 26th 2009. The Hollywood Show managed to get together much of the original cast and crew spanning all 3 Back to the Future Movies. Including a special guest appearance by Michael J Fox!Here is a quick montage I put together with some of the weekends highlights! Some of the guests in attendance : Michael J Fox - Marty McFly Christopher Lloyd - Doc Brown Lea Thompson - Lorraine Baines / McFly Elsa Raven - Save the Clocktower Lady Claudia Wells - Jennifer Parker, BTTF 1 Marc McClure - Dave McFly Darlene Vogal - Spike, Hoverboard Gang BTTF 2 Tamara Carrera - Hot Tub Girl 1, BTTF 2 Tracy Dali - Hot Tub Girl 2, BTTF 2 James Tolkan - Principal Strickland Kevin Pike - SFX Supervisor BTTF 1 Frances Lee McCain - Stella Baines Ricky Dean Logan - Data, Hoverboard Gang BTTF 2 Deborah Harmon - New Anchor, BTTF 1 Andrew Probert - Production Illustrator Michael Klastorin - Townsman 2, BTTF 3 Courtney Gains - Dixon, BTTF 1 Jeffrey Weissman - George McFly, BTTF 2,3 Charles Fleischer - Clock Tower Man, BTTF 2 Jason Hervey - Milton Baines More updates and pictures at www.odoc.ca |
 | Me Singing Party In The USA by Miley Cyrus - Leah Thompson 7 y/o 11-28-09 www.LeahThompson.com Hello everybody! My dad let me open a youtube account tonight. I hope to be singing lots of songs for ya'll! |
 | Together - Seiya and Usagi One new Seiya and Usagi Clip. The song is from "Lea Thompson" an is called Don't turn away. Hope you like it :) |
 | Jaws 3 - Official Trailer [1983] **************PLEASE SUBSCRIBE****************** TO MY WEEKLY SPECIAL MOVIE TRAILER SERIES! ******************************************************** ********Release: 22 July 1983 (USA)*************** Michael Brody and Sean Brody, the sons of former Amity police chief Martin Brody, work at Florida's Sea World, a seaside park run by Calvin Bouchard. Sean befriends Kelly Ann Bukowski, and Michael's girlfriend Kathryn Morgan is Sea World's head scientist who always works with Sea World's dolphins Cindy and Sandy. In its man-made lagoon, about 40 feet under the water, Sea World opens the Undersea Kingdom, a new set of underwater glass tunnels that have their own control room, and Calvin's friend Philip FitzRoyce is there to do some filming. When Sea World diver Shelby Overman vanishes, everyone is worried. Michael and Kathryn head into the water, where they find a baby great white shark and decide to bring it to Sea World to put it on display, but at Sea World, the baby shark dies. When Overman's body is found, Michael vomits when he sees it. Kathryn looks at the body and knows that the baby shark could not have been the shark that killed Overman, because the baby shark's bite radius is too small its 35-foot-long mother killed Overman. When Kathryn and Michael tell Calvin and Philip about the shark, they all try to evacuate the park, including the park's beach, as they try their best to protect Sea World's visitors from the shark. Written by Todd Baldridge [IMDB.COM ... |
 | Back To The Future 1 - Original Teaser Wow - that's the ultimate 80's retro galore - isn't it? How much we loved Back To The Future... Marty McFly, a typical American teenager of the Eighties, is accidentally sent back to 1955 in a plutonium-powered DeLorean "time machine" invented by slightly mad scientist. During his often hysterical, always amazing trip back in time, Marty must make certain his teenage parents-to-be meet and fall in love - so he can get back to the future. Starring: Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, Lea Thompson |
 | Some Kind of Wonderful A picture clip of the teen movie Some Kind of Wonderful, directed in 1987 by Howard Deutch, written by John Hughes, and starring Eric Stoltz, Mary Stuart Masterson, Craig Sheffer and the beuatiful Lea Thompson. Pay attention to the briliant soundtrack, including the unknown but perfect Turn to the sky, by The March Violets, and I go crazy, by Flesh for Lulu. |
 | Lea Thompson Almost Unreal Some beautiful Lea Thompson pics, the star of Back to the Future, Howard the Duck and Some Kind of Wonderful, with the sound of Roxette, Almost Unreal, just to make it even better. Lyrics: Babe, come in from the cold and put that coat to rest. Step inside, take a deep breath, and do what you do best. Yes, kick off them shoes and leave those city streets. I do believe love came our way, and fate did arrange for us to meet. I love when you do that hocus pocus to me. The way that you touch, you've got the power to heal. You give me that look, it's almost unreal. It's almost unreal. Hey, we can't stop the rain, let's find a place by the fire. Sometimes I feel, strange as it seems, you've been in my dreams all my life. I love when you do that hocus pocus to me. The way that you touch, you've got the power to heal. You give me that look, it's almost unreal. It's almost unreal. It's a crazy world out there. It's a crazy... Let's hope our prayers are in good hands tonight. Oh, I love when you do that hocus pocus to me. The way that you touch, you've got the power to heal. You give me that look, it's almost unreal. It's almost unreal, so unreal. Yea come on and do the hocus pocus to me. The way that you touch, you've got the power to heal. You give me that look, it's almost unreal. It's almost unreal, yea. It's almost unreal. Do the hocus pocus to me. Do the hocus pocus... |
 | Some Kind of Wonderful FULL Movie Some Kind of Wonderful is a 1987 romance film starring Eric Stoltz, Lea Thompson, and Mary Stuart Masterson. It was one of the many successful teen dramas written by John Hughes in the 1980s |
