flea played needles in back to the future 3.
flea played needles in back to the future 3.
who played needles in back to the future 3?
flea
in the future witnessed in "back to the future part ii", jennifer and marty had two children, marlene and marty jr. (both played by michael j. fox)









































section::::other characters.:douglas j. needles.









































douglas j. needles (portrayed by flea in "back to the future part ii" and "back to the future part iii") is an acquaintance of marty mcfly and jennifer parker from hill valley high school. like his school's alumnus, biff tannen, needles also has his own gang (portrayed by christopher wynne, j.j. cohen, and ricky dean logan) and develops a rivalry with marty.
list of back to the future characters
while travelling out to sydney from england in the mid-1850s, one of jesse gregson's fellow passengers was alexander busby, who invited gregson to visit him at llangollen station near cassilis. failing to find work in sydney, gregson took up busby's offer and soon gained employment at collaroy, a nearby property, where he learnt stock management and was appointed head overseer by 1858. in may 1860, as busby's partner, he overlanded 5,000 sheep to a new station in queensland, which he named rainworth, near the future town of springsure. by june 1861 jesse gregson was living on the property as manager and was in partnership with alex and william busby as lessees. gregson described the run in his diaries:i made my head station and called it rainworth after the hill on the opposite side of the creek. it was a lovely tract of open country. a little creek fed by a stream flowed southerly to join cona creek. there was sparse timber, a stunted downs box in patches all around, which without diminishing the open character of the country added to its beauty. down the valley were clumps of tea tree scrub here and there. opposite was the strikingly picturesque hill which gregory had named rainworth and which some seven or eight hundred feet above the level of the adjacent country. behind our camp was another isolate hill called mt cassilis, the distance between the two hills being perhaps one and a half miles.rainworth head station was established on the norwood east run, just north of the boundary with cairdbeign station and west/northwest of rainworth hill. at that time the cairdbeign-wealandangie road to springsure passed through the property, and the head station was established near where this road crossed rainworth creek. the first head station buildings were constructed of timber. on 17 october 1861, a few months after gregson had taken up occupancy at rainworth, the local kari people attacked the nearby pastoral property of cullin-la-ringo. in the cullin-la-ringo attack 19 people, including women and children, were killed. of the 22 people on cullin-la-ringo that day three survived: a station hand and two shepherds. edward kenny, one of the surviving shepherds, rode to jesse gregson at rainworth to raise the alarm and to seek help. within days the former owner of cullin-la-ringo, pe macdonald, accompanied by a troop of native mounted police, led reprisal attacks against the kari people.
old rainworth stone store