Back to the Future Series, the writer Bob Gale, has a hilarious controversial response to Sequel Talk

In an era in which almost all the beloved franchises receive a sequel, a restart or “Legacyquel”, there is one that remains intact despite constant requests: Back to the future.

No matter how many times the filmmakers Robert Zemeckis AND Bob Gale They closed the idea of ​​a fourth episode, people continue to ask.

Well, Gale has had enough and is not undermining words.

“People always say:” When you guys do a Back to the future 4? ‘”Gale said (via Collider).” And let’s say F-Tck. And you can mention me on this. “

This is a more definitive answer you can get.

Gale, who co-scored and produced the trilogy continued to explain why they never returned to Hill Valley. Unlike some franchises that continue to extend their stories until they lose what has made them special, Back to the future It has always been designed to be a complete and autonomous trilogy.

The most request was strong enough to inspire a theatrical musical, but Gale insists that there is no need for another film.

“We made three fantastic films and people continued to ask for more Back to the future, So we did Back to the future: the musicalthat Chris [Lloyd] And Lea [Thompson] I participated on several occasions … we are taking it all over the world. “

Zemeckis, director and co-writer of the trilogy, previously said that a fourth film would not have happened, and even when he discussed the musical of last year, he suggested that if something were adapted, it would have been the theatrical production not to direct sequel .

Previously he said “I would like to do it Back to the future: The Musicthe. Just like [Mel Brooks] made with Manufacturers. I’d like to do it. I think it would be fantastic. “

Universal was not interested, however. “I made it float to the people of Universal, but they don’t understand it. So, there is nothing that I can do. “

Yes, I didn’t care about the Back to the future The musical and I would not have an interest in seeing him adapted in a film. It wasn’t very good.

And if you are wondering if Universal could ever go on with a Back to the future Restart or sequel without Gale and Zemeckis, the answer is a firm n.

Gale previously said that their contracts prevent such things until both he and Zemeckis are disappeared. He added:

“I am sure that Universal would love him if we were to say to them:” Hey, let’s do another. “But we don’t think we can ever do a quarter who would live how big are the first three, so we will leave it well enough.”

Yes, leave the Back to the future Franchising alone.