Michael J. Fox It is determined that his acting career returned to the trail despite his health challenges.

As the age is creeping on the iconic actor and its condition worsens, it tends to keep a head held high, maintaining a cheerful spirit, following your goals and every day getting every day.

Michael J. Fox fought with Parkinson's illness, because he was 29 years old. His condition brought to explore other trails, including serving as a strong proponent for disease through his foundation. Although it remains in the industry, it is more involved in the role outside the screen.

In his new book, "Future Boy", Fox recalls lucid memory about the events that took place forty years ago. On a cold winter evening, while he was to arrest his sign outside the Live Audience in Paramount Studios, panic, thinking that his representative, your camcorder, was not set on a set.

His character for that gathering was Alex P. Keaton for "family relationships", but he mixed it in his mind for Marty McFly, another character who played in the same period "back to the future."

It took him a few seconds still; He pulled out of him and performed, then hurried to the next set to play his second role. He reveals he felt a strain, but it was his job.

Over the years, Fox proved that he has talent to work gracefully under pressure, because he firmly believes that "if you decide to do it, you can do anything." Constantly sets high standards for themselves and access to challenges that could seem impossible.

As reported PeopleFox wants to find something unique to him in acting and writing, the position he gathered from watching other people during Hiatus. Putting him in a simple concept, the iconic actor said, "I have a lot to do."

Life is not a bed of rose for fox, but it remains positive even as Parkinson's leaves on their speech and motor skills. He says he is trying to adjust each day as he comes.

The documentary reveals that every day faced new physical challenges, but it tries to look on the bright side by seizing well from each trial.

Fox is seen to attend many film conventions, maintaining an enthusiastic spirit. During the summer, he dipped in the port on "reducing" and, although he would not reveal full details about his character, notes that he is naturally reaching him, as he plays someone with Parkinson.

Fox opens about his new task and describes how easily he could enter the character, because he does not have to worry about coughing or any other issues.

He adds that he sees more people, he believes that he has more to contribute to the industry, both on the screen as an actor and out of the screen, and even in his personal life as a father and husband.

Last year, the fox openly discussed the battles of living with the disease, but revealed that maintaining a sense of humor goes a long way in their approach to life.

The actor first noticed the symptoms of the disease, the tremble in the pink finger, 1991. year as he recorded "Doc Hollywood". After visiting a neurologist, the diagnosis has been confirmed.

Explosion He reports that the actor announced that when his NBC Sittcom ", Michael J. Fox," broadcast for one season from 2013. until 2014. year, he relied on humor as a mechanism for dealing.

He also discovered in an interview covered by the Michael J. Fox Foundation "on the way to the curve of Parkinson" Gala, where he says he has to keep his sense of dark humor, because it makes it challenging talks about his condition more affordable.

Return 2023. year, during "Back to the future", the plate in Philly, fans and members of the proms gathered as part of the annual fan exhibition.

As the actor took on the stage, he suffered a moment of a short imbalance, causing him to fall. Right, dealing colleagues and events staff rushed to help him on his feet. The incident was quite frightening, as the members of the audience gasped into fear and spoken words concerned.

There was no rough effect of falling, as reported ExplosionAs the actor fell on the couch in front of me. However, he quickly regained his calm and continued in the way, assuring the crowd that it was fine.