Verne Brown

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Back to the Future character

Daniel Evans as Verne Brown
Verne Newton Brown
Role Doc's son
Profession None
Original time 1888
Time traveler Yes
Appeared in Part III, AS
Portrayed by Daniel Evans
Voiced by Troy Davidson
Part of the article series on
Back to the Future trilogy
Movies
Back to the Future
Back to the Future Part II
Back to the Future Part III
The McFly Family
Marty McFly · George McFly
Lorraine Baines · Jennifer Parker
Seamus & Maggie McFly
The Brown Family
Dr. Emmett "Doc" Brown
Clara Clayton · Jules Brown
Verne Brown · Einstein
The Tannen Family
Biff Tannen · Griff Tannen
Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen
Related articles
Other characters · Hill Valley
Animated series · The Ride
Video games · Timeline
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Verne Newton Brown is a fictional character in the Back to the Future motion picture trilogy, played in Back to the Future Part III by Daniel Evans and voiced in the animated series by Troy Davidson.

Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.

Verne was born on October 29, 1888, the youngest son of Doc and Clara Brown. His first name is in reference to Jules Verne, the favorite novelist of his parents. His middle name was revealed in Back to the Future: the Animated Series as a reference to Isaac Newton. He assisted his own birth via time travel in the episode, "A Verne By Any Other Name".

Verne is usually a quite cheerful young man; however, he dislikes losing and doing chores. He likes computer and video games and watching television. He is almost always seen wearing a raccoon skin cap like Davy Crockett, even when swimming. Unlike older brother Jules, Verne appears to be quite popular at school and has many friends, including Marty McFly. He also acts his age, unlike Jules, who acts at least 10 years older. At one point, he believed that he was adopted, due to not being as intelligent as the rest of the family. However, this turned out to simply be fear due to Jules teasing him. His favorite insult is "skunkhead", mostly to Jules (ironic since it is Verne who wears a 'coon skin cap on his head.)

When Doc and Clara were left behind in 1885 near the end of the film, they had no way of leaving the 19th century since the DeLorean time machine, with Marty inside it, had gone back to 1985 where it was destroyed by a train (Marty managed to escape in time). Doc and Clara married, and had their sons Jules in 1886 and Verne in 1888.

Doc knew that he shouldn't be in the past, and neither should his family, since Clara should have died in 1885 and Jules and Verne never existed originally. As such, he managed to build a new time machine out of a steam train and managed to get his family out of the 19th century and back to the 20th century. The family visited 1985 at the end of the film to see Marty and Jennifer, where Verne met them for the first time.

The animated series reveals that Verne, along with the rest of the family, moved to the 20th century. By 1991, when the series began, Verne was about 8 years old (biologically) and settled in very well to the 1990s. A few episodes centered around Verne - he visited the American Civil War after an argument with Jules, thought Benjamin Franklin was his father (again, after arguing with Jules) and accidentally interferes with Franklin's kite experiment, brought back a dinosaur egg to present day Hill Valley, and assisted in his own birth in a predestination paradox that ended with him being named for himself, as before his arrival, neither of his parents were going to name him "Verne", and it was only after naming him that Doc and Clara realized their children had become coincidentally named "Jules" and "Verne".

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