Known best to audiences as the eccentric Rev. Jim on the sitcom "Taxi," Emmy Award-winning character actor Christopher Lloyd has enjoyed a long career that has its roots on the New York stage, where in the 1970s, he appeared in "A Midsummer Night's Dream" opposite Meryl Streep.Born October 22, 1938, in Stamford, Conn., Lloyd began acting in summer stock at age 16 and moved to New York after graduating from high school to study with noted drama coaches such as Sanford Meisner. After making a name for himself in theater, Lloyd made his screen debut as the mental patient Taber in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1975).
Lloyd's true big-screen break, however, didn't come until years later when he took the role of Doc Brown in Back to the Future (1985) and its sequels. He continues to do a variety of work for both film and TV, including voice work for animated films such as Anastasia.
Knights of BloodsteelWhen the evil sorcerer Dragon Eye threatens to steal a magic crucible that creates bloodsteel -- a mystical substance vital to the land of Mirabilis -- elfin wizard Tesselink (Christopher Lloyd) dispatches a team of heroes to find and protect the artifact. Now, a human warrior (David James Elliott,)... Read More
A Perfect DayFirst-time writer Robert Harlan (Rob Lowe) finds sudden fame and fortune after penning a novel based on the death of his wife's father. But when his success makes him lose sight of his family and friends, a mysterious stranger (Christopher Lloyd) arrives with a wake-up call. Based on the... Read More
The Ransom of Red ChiefA pair of small-time hoodlums (Christopher Lloyd and Michael Jeter) kidnap the son of a town scion, thinking it'll be easy ransom money. But when the rambunctious 9-year-old (Haley Joel Osment) turns out to have an imagination the size of Texas, the guys are soon begging the parents to take him... Read More
Call of the WildNine-year-old city girl Ryann Hale (Ariel Gade) is a real fish out of water when she visits Grandpa Bill (Christopher Lloyd) in the freezing, mall-free world of small-town Montana. But Ryann begins to change her mind about the outdoors when she befriends a wounded wild dog. Nursing Buck back to... Read More
Quicksilver HighwayCreepy wanderlust storyteller Aaron Quicksilver (Christopher Lloyd) hosts this hair-raising double feature that begins with Stephen King's "Chattery Teeth," in which a traveling salesman (Raphael Sbarge) makes a big mistake when he picks up two passengers -- a lunatic hitchhiker and a possessed pair... Read More
