Back To The Future’s Christopher Lloyd and Michael J. Fox reunite at Comic Con in New York

They are best known for their legendary roles in Back To The Future.

And now Marty McFly and Doctor Emmett Brown have arrived in New York, nearly 40 years after the sci-fi fantasy movie saga was released, reunited to talk about their past adventures.

Star actors Christopher Lloyd and Michael J. Fox, who played Doc Brown and Marty respectively, sat down for the Comic Con festival at New York’s Javit’s Center to join the panel discussion on the film trilogy.

Canadian-American actor Michael, 61, took the stage in front of thousands of Back To The Future fans in New York and told how he and Emmy-winning Christopher, 83, first met.

“The best thing about this film was working with Chris,” he said, adding that he “liked” working with Chris “because he’s just a genius.”

He also said the pair had an “instant chemistry” – while Lloyd Fox called it the “King of Exposition.”

Neither knew what their favorite New York food was, and then came to the subject of Broadway and how the film was made into a musical.

It wasn’t until July that Christopher and co-stars Claudia Wells, Frances Lee McCain, Donald Fullilove and screenwriter Bob Gale joined the cast at London’s Adelphi Theater.

In a funny moment, the pair were asked if they had brought anything from the film sets, with Lloyd insisting that he “don’t”, but shortly after revealed he had a t-shirt from the third film set.

He also adds that his wife, Lisa Loiacono, 52, doesn’t like the way he looks.

The biggest fans at one point in the panel also took the stage and entered a costume contest with their creative 80s movie outfits.

Comic Con returns to New York City for another year and expects a higher attendance than the previous two years, despite still having a mask mandate at the event.

An estimated 200,000 fans will make their way to the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in Manhattan between October 6 and October 9.

Comic Con has “Mask Stewards” roam the halls to deliver masks while “making sure everyone wears theirs,” according to the website. It adds that those unwilling to comply with the mask mandate could be removed or banned from the event without a refund.

In an Oct. 3 tweet, the event said attendees can remove masks while taking photos. Despite this, many fans have been seen walking through the conference center without masks.

San Diego’s Comic Con, which drew about 135,000 visitors in July, also required its costumed fans to wear masks.

Some other familiar faces also attended the comic convention, including Jameela Jamil who had all eyes on her when she arrived at New York Comic Con on Saturday.

The She-Hulk: Attorney At Law actress, 36, hit the red carpet in a quirky Moschino coat that highlighted her roomy cleavage and model legs.

It had a cartoonish look to it thanks to the red inflatable lapels that formed the shape of a heart, as well as matching faux front pockets.

Chloe Grace Moretz made a promotional appearance for the upcoming series The Peripheral at New York Comic Con on Saturday.

The 25-year-old performer appeared to be enjoying her time in front of the audience as she flashed a big smile as she discussed her work on the program.

The upcoming show is currently slated to make its debut on the Amazon Prime Video streaming platform later this month.

Mindy Kaling also attracted attention in a colorful ensemble when she attended a panel at New York Comic Con earlier on Thursday.

The talented actress, 43, promoted her latest HBO Max animated series titled Velma, a spin on the classic Scooby Doo series.

Other stars in attendance at the anticipated event were Constance Wu, who also has a lead voice in the Velma animation, and James McAvoy, who promoted the final season of His Dark Materials.

Halloween star Jamie Lee Curtis, 69, also took the stage for a separate panel discussion, reflecting on her time in her iconic back catalog of films.

Speaking to Drew Barrymore, she spoke about the Halloween franchise and thanked fans: “Whatever I do – whatever I do forever – Laurie Strode is because of you and I thank you.”

She got emotional from the moment she sat down when moderator Barrymore first asked about the end of her Halloween series, with the release of Halloween Ends, due out next week.

Saturday featured a Star Trek Universe event and dozens of other panels and sessions.