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Subject: Back to the Future
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Date: Sun, 4-Aug-85 18:54:24 EDT
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From: Couse.osbunorth@Xerox.ARPA


Bruce Leban writes:

>>>"One thing I don't understand in either interpretation is the clock
in the Professor's house (at the beginning of the movie) which has a
man hanging off the face of a clock.  Where did he get that clock?"<<<

The man hanging off the clock was Harold Lloyd, not the Professor.
There was a scene in one of HL's classic silent movies from the '20s (I
don't recall the name or exact year) where he gets stuck hanging from
the hands of a clock.