Nickname:	Michael J. Fox / Michael Fox / Mike Fox /
Known for:	Back to the Future, Back to the Future Part II, Back to the Future Part III
Birth name:	Michael Andrew Fox
Birthday:	9 June 1961, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Height:	5' 4½" (1.64 m)
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Michael J. Fox laughs about his Parkinson's disease.

The 'Back to the Future' actor was diagnosed with the crippling condition, which causes his body to spasm inopportunely, aged 30, but more than 20 years later he has learned to live with his illness and prefers to see the lighter side to Parkinson's.
Michael J. Fox has begun filming his new TV show.

The 'Back to the Future' actor - who suffers from Parkinson's disease, a debilitating condition which affects the nervous system - was spotted in New York City filming the pilot episode of 'The Henrys', braving the freezing temperatures in a light jacket on the third day of shooting.
Michael J. Fox believes as long as he plays a character with Parkinson's disease, he can do ''anything''.

The 51-year-old star, who has the degenerative illness, has opened up about his as-yet untitled sitcom for NBC and joked he's still interested in acting - especially if the role requires him to deal with the same health problem.
'Modern Family' swept the board at the Emmy Awards last night (23.09.12) winning four prizes.

The US sitcom took home the top Comedy Series prize as well as gongs for Supporting Actress and Supporting Actor in a Comedy for Julie Bowen and Eric Stonestreet, while the ABC show's helmer Steven Levitan won the Director award.
Michael J. Fox is set to return to TV screens.

The 51-year-old actor - who was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease in 1991 - will come out of his early retirement to star in an upcoming Sony Pictures Television comedy in 2013 which is inspired by his own life.
Actor Michael J. Fox insists he's "lucky" to have avoided clinical depression as he battles Parkinson's Disease.


Actor MICHAEL J. FOX insists he’s "lucky" to have avoided clinical depression as he battles Parkinson’s Disease.Marking the 10th anniversary of the public statement about his illness, the Back To The Future star appeared on U.S. TV show Access Hollywood on Monday (12May08), revealing he’s grateful for his optimistic nature, which has helped him overcome
Actor Michael J. Fox has hit out at the tabloid media for exploiting the troubles of young celebrities such as Lindsay Lohan, Britney Spears and Paris Hilton. The Back To The Future star is amazed so much media coverage is devoted to celebrity culture during a period when the U.S. is at war in Iraq.


Michael J. Fox only realized the power celebrities have when a police officer caught him driving down a crowded city street at 90 miles per hour - and let him off with a verbal warning.


Actor MICHAEL J. FOX only realised the power celebrities have when a police officer caught him driving down a crowded city street at 90 miles (145 kilometres) per hour - and let him off with a verbal warning.The Back To The Future star was flabbergasted he wasn’t taken to jail - or at least given
Michael J. Fox used his reputation as a lovable 'nice guy' to seduce women early on in his career. The actor insists his boyish good looks helped him cut a swathe through the women of Hollywood, who were easily won over by his performances in the Back To The Future series.


MICHAEL J. FOX has found a novel way to beat his children’s fear of the effects of Parkinson’s disease - he turns it into a game.The Back To The Future actor, 46, was diagnosed with the degenerative disorder in 1991, but he uses the physical shakes he suffers as a form of play with his
Movie star Michael J. Fox is planning a secret trip to Israel in a last-ditch effort to find a cure for the Parkinson's Disease that has ravaged his body. The Back To The Future star's hopes of finding a cure in America were dashed last year when politicians voted not to pass legislation allowing stem-cell research - something Fox and his supporters were fighting for.


Actor MICHAEL J. FOX has vowed to continue raising money for research into Parkinson’s disease, despite admitting his efforts are a "drop in the bucket".The Michael J. Fox Foundation For Parkinson’s Research has raised more than $90 million (£45 million) - but it costs around $1 billion (£500 million) and 10 years to make one
Actor Michael J. Fox has vowed to continue raising money for research into Parkinson's disease, despite admitting his efforts are a "drop in the bucket". The Michael J. Fox Foundation For Parkinson's Research has raised more than $90 million - but it costs around $1 billion and 10 years to make one potential new drug to combat the central nervous system disease available to the public.


"Congressman Langevin is a tireless champion for the advancement of medical research, and I am honored to join him next week at the State of the Union," the actor said in a statement.
Michael J. Fox is taking his embryonic stem-cell research campaign straight to the top - he'll be attending President George W. Bush's State of the Union address next week. The actor, a staunch supporter of the controversial research since being diagnosed with Parkinson's disease 15 years ago, will be a guest of Rhode Island Republican Jim Langevin, who shares his views.