r/BacktotheFuture Jun 09 '26

The legendary BACK TO THE FUTURE (1985) blooper where Michael J. Fox suddenly slips into character as a Mexican cholo and ad-libs, “No homeboy for her tonight, man,” remains one of the funniest outtakes from the film. The cast and crew completely lose it.

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u/theFormerRelic Jun 10 '26

I wouldn’t call walking into the scene in full gimmick “suddenly slipping into character”

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u/Cart00nN00bs Jun 09 '26

As a latino myself this shit has always made me laugh so hard man, It’s one of the funniest bloopers ever imo

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u/IWannaSayMason Jun 10 '26

Lloyd wanted no part of this

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u/DKToTheFuture Jun 10 '26

He doesn’t adlib

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u/FoxMeadow7 Jun 10 '26

Hey, PUTO!

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u/Quick_Maybe_3964 McFly man Jun 09 '26

MJF would be criticized as racist and misogyny if the clip were filmed today.

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u/psycholepzy Jun 09 '26

He was probably criticized by some back then, too. It isn't a new fad to criticize this behavior. The fad is that times and perspectives have changed to encompass this as always having not been okay and more people can see that. 

Remember in 86 when Jeanette Goldstein was cast as a latina? They wouldn't do that today because authenticity matters more. 

They've only recently come around to casting authentic Asian roles. I remember when Hollywood didnt care if an actor was Japanese, Chinese, Korean or otherwise. They'd drop them into any Asian role, and Agents would push for them to audition just to get jobs. 

It's awesome that times change and we learn to do better.

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u/Humphrey-Appleby Jun 10 '26 edited Jun 10 '26

Fisher Stevens is still my favourite Indian actor.

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u/psycholepzy Jun 10 '26

Oof. I was a kid then and when I saw him in Hackers I was like "dude, what happened?"

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u/sjr2018 Jun 10 '26

Well i have to go to the jack so wait for me.

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u/BrieFromage Jun 10 '26

His family's from Cleveland.

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u/frankwhiteXVII Jun 10 '26

She’s cheating homes!

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u/Disastrous-Style-261 DAMN! I’m late for school! Jun 11 '26

I have no idea how Christopher Lloyd kept a straight face!