Changes: Levi

Levi
Biographical information
Physical description
Gender	Male
Behind-the-scenes information
Played by	Dub Taylor
	[Source]

Revision as of 06:21, 26 October 2014

"Here's to 'ya, blacksmith!"

—Levi

"You better get out there, son. I've got $20 gold bet on you, so don't let me down!"

—Levi to Marty McFly a.k.a. Clint Eastwood

Levi was one of three old-timers that frequented the Palace Saloon in Hill Valley of 1885 in Back to the Future Part III; He wore a derby hat.

Levi was portrayed by late legendary veteran western character actor Dub Taylor. He is referred to in the credits at the end of BTTF III as "Saloon Old-Timer #1".

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+|name=Levi|
+|image=[[File:LeviCloseup.jpg|250px]]|
+|gender = Male
+|film = [[Dub Taylor]]
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 {{quote|Here's to 'ya, blacksmith!|Levi|Back to the Future Part III}}
-{{quote|I've got twenty dollars riding on you, so don't lemme down!|Levi|Back to the Future Part III}}
+{{quote|You better get out there, son. I've got $20 gold bet on you, so don't let me down!|Levi to Marty McFly a.k.a. Clint Eastwood|Back to the Future Part III}}
-'''Levi''' was one of three old-timers that frequented the [[Palace Saloon]] in [[1885]] [[Hill Valley]] in ''[[Back To The Future III]]''. He wore a derby hat.
+'''Levi''' was one of [[Saloon old-timer|three old-timers]] that frequented the [[Palace Saloon]] in [[Hill Valley]] of [[1885]] in ''[[Back to the Future Part III]]''; He wore a derby hat.
 ==Behind the scenes==
-Levi was portrayed by [[Dub Taylor]]. He is referred to in the credits at the end of ''BTTF III'' as "Saloon Old-Timer #1".
+*Levi was portrayed by late legendary veteran western character actor [[Dub Taylor]]. He is referred to in the credits at the end of ''BTTF III'' as "Saloon Old-Timer #1".
 ==Appearances==