Clint Eastwood invented the Moonwalk, not Michael Jackson! | Back to the Future Part 3 | CLIP

[@BoxofficeMoviesScenes]

Hi everyone! What grade (out of 10) would you give this video?

[@jessetorres8738]

In case anyone is curious, $80 in 1885 would be the equivalent of about $880 in 1985 & about $2,460 in 2023.

[@denisemayosky1955]

10, of course!!

[@JamesEvansRandy]

10

[@dianelevesque137]

I'll give et 10 🔟

[@TheloniousCube]

Zero - factual error. Moonwalk (the move) existed well before either MJ or Chck Berry (Back to the Future). Terrible video

[@MrTribalsun]

back in the days of good movies. ❤

[@tavellclinton9256]

Interesting coincidence: Jeffrey Weissman (the actor who replaced Crispin Glover as George McFly) appeared in the movie Pale Rider, which was directed by Clint Eastwood.

[@jessetorres8738]

In case anyone is curious, $80 in 1885 would be the equivalent of about $880 in 1985 & about $2,460 in 2023.

[@something2sea]

😮 has inflation changed that much since the 80s!

[@Boomkinguyman]

@@something2sea yes

[@microwave512]

What about in 1955?

[@ourfamilyadventure326]

@@microwave512in 1955 $80 would be a little over $200.

[@douglasg14b]

Inflation is weird. A Horse, tackle, the whiskey, and shoeing would be farrrr more than $2500 today.

[@langus.]

4:06 Snipings a good job mate

[@LokiScarletWasHere]

Challenging work, outta doors Guarantee you'll not go 'ungry

[@justmerc1642]

Cos at the end a’ the day S’long as there’s two people left on the planet

[@atigerclaw]

@@justmerc1642 SOMEONE, is going to want someone else, dead.

[@AlexeyHaycock]

@@atigerclaw proffessionals 'ave standards. be polite... be efficient...

[@thewoodpeckers655]

I had to look up the pose. I swear to god they must have based it on this scene.

[@Freep-m2l]

There's this dance from the Lao people, a singer would sing "back back" and the people would do the "moon walk". It's an ancient tradition dance

[@BenBurrow]

When Marty is strung up a piece of safety equipment failed and he is actually hanging in that scene. No one realised until after the take. It’s been speculated that this could have contributed to his early onset of Parkinson’s.

[@brettjohnson536]

"That's $80" Yes Marty. That's right. Have a cookie 😂

[@hughmorris7557]

“That’s *the* $80”, because in 1955 he saw Old West Doc’s tombstone saying that he was ‘shot in the back over a matter of $80’. So now Marty understands what caused Doc to be killed

[@stas4017]

the 80$, nor just 80$

[@_M.Silva_]

someone clearly haven't watched the movie

[@moxxy3565]

You really thought you did something there

[@MDDeGrande1994]

Here you are, an 88th like! 😂

[@rockinchucker4941]

First recorded moonwalk was 1950's Jackie Wilson. Michael Jackson studied his moves as well as James brown.

[@Spyder6898]

Fred Astaire

[@nonhominid]

Look at some charlie Chapman from the 1900's. You will see that is earlier than any other.

[@wolfywolfhowl]

Three Stooges also did it in one of their clips, that was the oldest version I had seen.

[@mrmz3802]

Lol.. you are totally wrong. 😂😂😂😂😂

[@rockinchucker4941]

@mrmz3802 your right!

[@tonyandras5920]

Truth to tell: the moonwalk was actually invented by the famed mime Marcel Marceau. Jackson gets the credit, but Marceau invented it in one of his brilliant routines in which he played both David and Goliath. Not everything emerges full-bosomed from the head of the American Eagle! JASA

[@dbronx347]

Marty had such great talent for getting into and out of trouble.

[@MrKAmsterdam]

I know the title was meant funny: but actually Michael Jackson never said he invented the moon walk because he learned it from a famous break dancer. So it was around quite before. Maybe since Clint's time 🤷

[@gonoherpesyphillAIDS]

Michael Chambers aka "Boogaloo Shrimp" from the Breakin' movies taught Jackson.

[@cujoedaman]

All "moonwalks" stem from Charlie Chaplin. Look it up. So, you're right, Jackson did say he never invented it, he just made it pop culture.

[@fedemock]

Jack Stanford.

[@Yngvarfo]

Well, Bob Fosse did it in The Little Prince from 1974.

[@michaelhehir8116]

Bill Bailey 1920’s was the first I know of. Look in up there’s footage.

[@lucasmackey2808]

2:00 You better run squirrel!

[@christianaguiare544]

1:44 Did anyone else hear, “You’ve been stopped by”?

[@badandbest]

I'm pretty sure he's saying "the kid is not my son", quoting Billie Jean.

[@christianaguiare544]

@@badandbest Oh yeah, that’s it

[@Lyriam80]

I always thought this was one of the coolest scenes of Dr. Emmett Brown. Of course i cheered when he came to Marty's rescue.

[@victorjohnson7512]

Actually, Charlie Chaplin invented the moonwalk back in the silent movie days

[@lsteck4399]

This is what we get when younger people don't study history!

[@jerrytang3146]

Young people's history goes back 3 days. Or whatever their friends tell them. Charlie Chaplin did it; Laurel and Hardy did it.

[@dianelevesque137]

What a great film 📽 and Macfly is still there

[@pudnbug]

I always admired Tom Wilson for all the different roles he played in these movies, but I think 'Mad Dog' was the best.

[@NigelHatcherN]

I first saw the moonwalk in a black and white movie 40-50 years ago.

[@colinmoon8097]

Yes it was copied from a bird many decades ago

[@rdelaney46]

Dancer and singer Jeffrey Daniel was a member of the R&B group Shalamar and pioneered the dance move the backslide - which, after he taught it to Michael Jackson, became known as the moonwalk.

[@HandyMckenzie]

I stand corrected the young latino guy performed it in ,1943. And Cab , and Dick Van Dyke

[@daniel_tenner]

$80 back then is about $2.5k today. Worth dying for? Nah. But not a tiny sum.

[@MrPAULONEAL]

$2,590

[@ericshang7744]

Nope, back then the dollar is backed by gold, and 8 of the 1885 $10 coin is about 10,000 I gold value today, or $12,000 if actual 1885 $10 coin.

[@lym3204]

About the cost of a horse today.

[@90sNickfan91]

Tom F. Wilson is one of the sweetest people I've ever met

[@hectorlopez1069]

Not when he is biff tannen, Griff, or buford mad dog tannen.

[@evgenyzak2035]

That drag would do much more damage.

[@Magst3r1]

Fun fact: Michael J. Fox was actually hung in this scene because they made a mistake.

[@Lyriam80]

Holy...I NEVER knew this. Smh you learn something new all the time.

[@maths1az]

This fact is not fun. This caused later the Parkinson disease

[@averyrizzolo9082]

0:47 - Nee-Kay!

[@emirlsanchos6302]

What is that? Some Injun mumbo-jumbo?

[@jimreadey4837]

2:35 Them thar's sum motty wodd wagon-wheel tracks... almost looks kina futuristic, if'n ya catch mah meanin'.

[@cesarbeteta1152]

Excellent catch there, sir! Much respect to you!

[@jimreadey4837]

@@cesarbeteta1152 Thank you, kind sir. Actually, that particular kind of in attention to detail seemed to happen so often in westerns, that I’ve always been impressed when it does not!

[@zerolamperouge2564]

The sniper rifle seems better than what you could get in those times

[@anonymone453]

According to the internet, a Winchester model 1873 was accurate up to 1000 yards. Doc Brown is an expert inventor- surely he's made a few modifications to make it even more accurate.

[@perunplague9794]

I thought, much like the mods made to the delorean, doc modified a rifle using his knowledge/tech from the future

[@somerandomguy2073]

He literally invented a time machine. I think a scope is well within his means, to be honest.

[@talon1706]

If you watch the movie you would get a clue.

[@zerolamperouge2564]

My point is that the interesting thing is noone around him seems surprised. The scope has a very futuristic style and futurism is art introduced in early 20th century. I'd expect people to look at it with awe.

[@Royce-fw1du]

The moon walk has been around for about 100 years on film. Who knows how long before that. Jackson just imitated it.

[@HandyMckenzie]

Also a young Latino done a very good moonwalk on a piano in a 1950's movie

[@EKA201-j7f]

On a piano?! Wow!

[@nealmacdonald8191]

FYI In 1955 recorded in a performance by Tap dancer Bill Bailey at the end of his routine he backslides/moonwalks offstage into the wings. Marcel Marceau used it throughout his career from the 1940's through the 1980's. So Clint Eastwood(Marty McFly) or Michael Jackson weren't the first they probably watched someone else do it and copied it.

[@jimw7916]

They were doing that moonwalk in the 1920s ....ive seen it

[@terrystevens5261]

Shalamar's Jeffrey Danniel taught Jackson to moonwalk, but i'm pretty sure it's been around since the thirties at least.

[@karlym9230]

The truth is, that Mike Brant did it in the 1960th at the end of the song „Mais dans la lumière“

[@hanaanrosenthal]

Actually, Bob Fosse invented the Moonwalk. Michael Jackson credited him for it, tried to have him perform in his videos but Bob wanted nothing to do with it. Look for a video of Bob Fosse dancing in the Little Prince movie.

[@emmerfarro]

Charlie Chaplin was killing the moonwalk before Eastwood was outta' diapers.

[@luisocavazos525]

It was "Resortes" Adalberto Mtz.

[@JeremyBates-c9u]

He was studying jeremy bates eye reading

[@Bookstorewalla]

I'm a Brooklyn Boy, and it breaks my heart to say not only was moonwalking not invented by Clint Eastwood, break dancing was not invented in the Bronx. Both were invented by a obscure British movement in the early 1970s called Northern Soul. I won't go into the details, but when a British friend told me this, I thought he was being delusional. Then he showed me a few rare video clips from the early 1970s, and sure enough, there were spins, flips, moonwalks, the entire breakdance repertoire. I haven't been that heartbroken since I discovered that Santa Claus wasn't real and still haven't recovered.

[@KenJackson_US]

Other commenters are saying Charlie Chaplin invented moon walking over a century ago.

[@medicalmisinformation]

Cab Calloway moonwalked and probably someone before him.

[@RelaxMindTheory]

My favourite movie set❤

[@mysteriousplankton]

He's literally singing BIllie Jean when he moonwalks.

[@AlesterMyersWick]

1:46 sh*t!

[@JeremyBates-c9u]

Hardees calling mary bates phone

[@MIGUEL-1984]

2:36 I want the next Red Dead to look like this

[@davybean8981]

At school in London, I saw my drama teacher do the moonwalk in 1976

[@JimsDen]

Here,s a fun fact the moon walk was done on film in the 1930's before Michael Jackson was born. by a guy whose name I forgot, may'be you know who it was.

[@Jay-j6m2l]

Michael Jackson performed that in March of 83 during a Motown special.

[@printerman99]

Moon 5:11 walk was done in the 1920's!

[@markmarcum6666]

He looks just like Calvin Kline.

[@susanw8471]

LOL

[@jamestown4867]

Fred Astaire. First recorded moonwalk I ever saw.

[@jimwalsh7904]

Bob Fosse invented all Michael Jacksons whole dance routine.

[@EKA201-j7f]

Fosse had a unique style, imo.

[@lsteck4399]

Not really, the moonwalk was invented by Charlie Chaplin long before anyone else had a chance to use it!

[@jameskrusen9063]

Fred Astaire invented the moon walk. Not either of these two.

[@TheeRobertPhoenix]

He got it from the famous Italian/Dancer mime, Giacommo Franzetti.

[@pwblackmore]

I often wondered why MJF didn't do his own moon-walk, but had a stand-in.

[@Rob-z7k]

Same here. Its easy and he couldve done it himself. I wonder why something that simple had a stand in

[@IOANCHRIST-GODSTEF]

Bif Deserved For Minimum One Oscar!

[@Sahilprakash1999]

time to upload Air Force One (1997) another day another dollar

[@Alexander-Abood12]

I see some grammar errors. The translator could have said “You’re the , ‘Mad Dog’, Tannen”. He should have added the “ and “ when saying Mad Dog

[@jasbirkauruppal3673]

Whats the movie's name

[@许衍-p7b]

He is getting back to the future !

[@petrosmpampalis6097]

Nice! Super scene!!

[@Chuck8541]

Damn! Movies used to be so good!

[@tripwire8457]

They'd not Clint Eastwood, it's Michael J Fox - in the Back to the Future franchise.

[@normang3444]

Everybody looking for the earliest video showing someone Moonwalking are unaware of dancing existing prior to recording devices. Just because it is captured in a video does not mean people have NOT been doing the move previously. All the vaudeville acts that entertained crowds before movies and video ever existed are lost in time. Fred Astaire did vaudeville with his sister when he was a kid back in 1905. This type of dance move likely goes back before the 1920's? It's just not recorded in any way. So, who invented it is a joke to ask. Who was first recorded doing it requires recording devices to be available to the person who is doing the moonwalk. All of you who say "The oldest video recording of it was by blah, blah blah ... So, they invented it." are just you thinking there was no such dance move in existence before recording devices existed. Whomever invented it likely was never recorded doing it. Someone copied them and someone else copied the next person and, eventually someone with access to recording devices was recorded doing it. That does not mean the person recorded doing the move 'Invented the Move'. Also, how many early recording have actually survived over all these years? Likely, very few. Ive had VHS tapes from the 1980's get all moldy because I stored them in a poorly ventalated garage. What is left from recordings from the 1920's has got to be rare indeed?!

[@markmool1]

A real piece of history 😀

[@akeemMali]

People don’t realize how MJF almost choked to festg in this scene. Lucky the crew realized something was wrong with him and ran to his rescue. That hanging scene you see in the movie was not acting. He was been choked to death. Glad he was ok.

[@cadefilms4072]

2:11 GAH GET HIM

[@angelhwong]

2:05 I know why he couldn’t shoot, he used up all his six bullets

[@RandolphGrandeur]

The moonwalk comes from an old Frenche pantonime act..

[@ColinBuckley-k4v]

I believe bartman898 is absolutely correct! The artist he is refering to was the very biggest act in his day...that is if I'm on the right track. Charlie Chaplin. He was very clearly performing the moon dance as we call it now in one of his 1930,ish movies I came accross recently. Should have taken note at the time but didn't, nevertheless its out there somewhere in black and white!

[@colinmoon8097]

pre-dates Charlie - It was a black man (sorry if this definition from that time offends) that first did it as a human but it is a bird mating sequence

[@JeremyBates-c9u]

Why want they pull him over racing down the interstate he hasn't found the ark of covenant yet

[@JoeWallace-vr8bg]

Charlie Chaplin invented the moon walk in the silent movie days.

[@ricardot7446]

It was Gene Kelly with Olivia Newton in Xanadu

[@AGLtraveller]

I feel Jeffery Daniel was much better and Surely MJ took it as a inspiration to take it further

[@jannivannibell]

Mjf was actually hanging in this scene- the harness around his back wasn’t working

[@markwalker2627]

LOL A British guy invented the moonwalk and taught it to Jackson!😂😂😂😂

[@aliahmad-m7l]

Charlie Chaplin did it in his film and he's the original inventor of moonwalk

[@pathtopeaceministry6777]

Actually, Gene Kelly did this way before Michael Jackson ever arrived on the sea.

[@MIDRaju]

Which film is this?

[@Rob-z7k]

..the Good..The Bad...and the Marty!

[@razorback9926]

Cab Calloway was doing the moonwalk in the 1930s, get real. Bunch of noobs.

[@howardhughes7596]

Watch old Cab Calloway films. He was doing the moonwalk almost 100 years ago.

[@Wonkothesane-sz2oy]

The moonwalk was actually invented by Cab Calloway.

[@lsteck4399]

@@Wonkothesane-sz2oy if you investigate what you believe is true, you'll find cab calloway was still pissing his pants when charlie chaplin started dancing!

[@emilianogarciamastuerzo9224]

can recognize its a great movie

[@happyface8674]

so, chuck berry didnt sing Johnny B good first? i am really confused. i really wish someone can really quickly invent a time machine. i need to go back in time to know the whole truth

[@JeremyBates-c9u]

They played a game red pants

[@Diane-ck9uz]

Marty should leave the bar as soon tannen stopped shooting at him

[@rafaelmadrigal9279]

The moonwalk has been around since the 1930's

[@MrWhat-uc4bp]

Nobody noticed that clint eastwood is wearing nike shoes

[@thomaslaxton8178]

Actually it was invented in the 20s....

[@vincentangel3791]

It was Cab Calloway who did the first moonwalk dance, copied by Michael Jackson.

[@torreyvent9429]

Any Minstrel with zip was doing it by eighteen thirty.

[@DayBeforeTomorrow]

Unfortunately, your video got it wrong! Charlie Chaplin invented the moonwalk over 20 years before Jackson was born! Go watch the 'Nonsense Song' by Chaplin from the movie Modern Times!

[@chrislapp9468]

Gotta give Fox credit. His hand didn't shake even once while he was running.

[@dave438-jw3]

No, it was Rn DMC Walk This Way.

[@Leofredd]

It was invented by Charlie Chaplin 😂😂

[@martinalarcon3108]

Michael Jackson didn’t invent the moonwalk he popularized 😮😢 , the moonwalk was being done by break dancers way before 😮😢

[@federalisticnewyorkians4470]

Next clip, Charlie Chaplin invented the moonwalk not Clint Eastwood

[@matthewkiggin5456]

Good movie

[@dipaculao1960]

Charlie Chaplin was doing it long before they were born.

[@JeremyBates-c9u]

Atef investigation