Michael J. Fox says he'd consider returning to acting despite illness, but there's one condition
The transformative journey of a Hollywood icon towards a potential comeback despite facing life-altering challenges is both inspiring and thought-provoking. Let's delve into the remarkable story of Michael J. Fox and his resilience in the face of adversity.
He said bye to acting in 2020, sharing openly how Parkinson's affects his memory. Now, at 62, he told Entertainment Tonight he'd think about acting again if the role fits his life with the illness.
He said, "If a role fits me well and I enjoy it, sure. I'd act if it works with my life and challenges."
Fox got Parkinson's when he was only 29, a year after Back to the Future Part III came out. It made him shaky and impacted how he moves. He's had some bad falls too.
In an interview, he said his biggest goal was raising a family with his wife, Tracy Pollan. They have four kids, which makes him really proud. He also started a foundation to fight Parkinson's, raising over two billion dollars!
Fox starred in movies like Teen Wolf and TV shows like Spin City. Recently, he surprised everyone at an awards show in London, rolling out in a wheelchair to give out a prize.
