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[[Image:Hubert.jpg|thumb|Mayor Hubert announcing the beginning of the Clock Tower festivities.]] |
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| − | '''Hubert''' was the mayor of [[Hill Valley]] in [[1885]]. Marty could hear someone greeting Hubert by name outside of [[Emmett Brown]]'s [[ |
+ | '''Hubert''' was the mayor of [[Hill Valley]] in [[1885]]. Marty could hear someone greeting Hubert by name outside of [[Emmett Brown]]'s [[livery stable]], and Doc advised Marty noted that Hubert was the Mayor of Hill Valley. Marty saw Hubert again at the [[Hill Valley Festival]], when the mayor presided over the dedication of the new clock. |
==Behind the scenes== |
==Behind the scenes== |
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Revision as of 19:42, 17 June 2014
Mayor Hubert announcing the beginning of the Clock Tower festivities.
Hubert was the mayor of Hill Valley in 1885. Marty could hear someone greeting Hubert by name outside of Emmett Brown's livery stable, and Doc advised Marty noted that Hubert was the Mayor of Hill Valley. Marty saw Hubert again at the Hill Valley Festival, when the mayor presided over the dedication of the new clock.
Behind the scenes
- The mayor was portrayed by Hugh Gillin.
- Hubert's surname was never given on-screen.
- In the DVD commentary to Part III, Bob Gale confirms that the part was offered to former President Ronald Reagan, by way of Reagan's former movie agent and friend, Lew Wassermann. However, Reagan politely declined. Had Reagan accepted, it would have been his final film role.
Appearances
| Mayors of Hill Valley |
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| 1885: Hubert - 1931: Jack Thomas - 1955: Red Thomas - 1985: Goldie Wilson - 2015: Goldie Wilson Jr. |