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Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd and Lea Thompson on Wednesday's 'Today'

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The stars of Back to the Future appeared on NBC's Today on Wednesday morning to celebrate the real Oct. 21, 2015 - the day Marty McFly traveled to from 1985 in the second film in the trilogy Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd and Lea Thompson spoke with Matt Lauer about their memories of making the film, what it still means to them after all these years and the predictions it got right.

"I like to joke that one of the things that Back to the Future II got right was that Marty McFly would have a receding hairline," Fox laughed as he pushed back his hair. "And that's happened. That's come true."

Lauer pointed out that the script was rejected dozens of times before finding its home at Universal, with Robert Zemeckis and Steven Spielberg on board.

"It was a great script!" said Thompson. "I've always had a weird sense of humor so the idea that I would play a character that was madly in love - madly in heat for her own son - which was why I think the script was rejected, especially by Disney. … I had to kind of sing this creepy version of "Mr. Sandman" to get into that character - to make her innocent and yet horny."

"She was like a DeLorean filled with hormones, this girl," quipped Lauer of Lorraine McFly.

Asked by the host how the film ranked in their the actors' careers, Lloyd simply said: "Monumental."

Added Fox, "It was a privilege I can't be grateful enough for."

Fox, accompanied by a replica of the famous time-traveling DeLorean, also stopped by Live! with Kelly and Michael to talk about the film.

"Does it feel like yesterday?" asked host Kelly Ripa of making the first film.

"It feels like 30 years," Fox said to big laughs. "It feels like a long time. A lot has happened since then. 

At the time when I made the movie, I was doing Family Ties in the daytime and filming the movie at night. A lot of it was a blur to me. I saw the movie and was like, "Oh, that's what we were doing?!"

From Fiction to Fact: Back to the Future Nike shoe with electrical laces coming to reality in 2015.

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For fans of the film series " Back to the Future" , is a very difficult scene to forget : in the second film of the trilogy, when Marty McFly , played by Michael J. Fox, is carried forward by Doc Emmett Brown ( Christopher Lloyd) .

Shortly after arriving, the scientist gives the time for clothing that does not clash with your outfit 80 . So Marty , sitting on the DeLorean with legs out, a shoe brand Nike is set , touch a button and these automatically will adjust the laces to fit your foot. "Electrical Cords .Very Good ! " Exclaims surprised the interpreter .

The sportswear brand  released the MAG in 2011 , a limited edition model that reproduced the film shoes. Had the same design, buttons and lights did, but lacked most importantly the  automatic laces.

At that time , the goal was not commercial , but beneficial. A total of 1,500 pairs , which were auctioned by eBay was made to donate the proceeds to the foundation of Michael J. Fox for Parkinson's disease research , disease he suffers from .

But days ago, in a meeting with the press, Tinker Hatfield , a renowned designer sports Nike brand , told the answer to the question " If we will see electrical cords in 2015?  Yes! " Said elated. So far, no details of how it will transcend the futuristic shoes, but in the coming months we will know more.

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