The landscape of fame has evolved over time. Michael J. Fox reflects on the transition from 1980s stardom to today’s social media-driven celebrity culture.
Reflecting on his heyday, Fox noted the resilience and toughness of 1980s celebrities, who relied solely on their talent to make a name for themselves, without the influence of social media platforms.
In the ’80s, being famous was synonymous with honing acting skills and engaging in meaningful discussions about the craft. Today, the definition of fame has shifted towards superficial aspects like fashion choices and viral dance moves.
Despite battling Parkinson’s disease and struggling with memorizing lines, Fox hasn’t ruled out returning to acting if the right opportunity presents itself.
In recent years, he has focused on his family and his foundation, using his personal challenges to advocate and raise awareness for Parkinson’s disease research.
Even though Fox faced challenges on set due to his condition, he embraced the situation with grace and humor, showing resilience in the face of adversity.
Fans can find more insights from Fox’s journey and thoughts on his career by checking out his latest interview on People’s website.
