Cowboys of Hill Valley
After seeing Doc and Marty ride those massive, majestic beasts in Back to the Future III, you might be wondering, "How many puppeteers did it take to make those creatures so lifelike?" Truth be told, in these scenes, director Robert Zemeckis used what's known as horses: Large, quadrupedal animals typically utilized for transportation or physical labor. Move over, Jim Henson's Creature Shop--you've just been outdone by movie magic!
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